(1) When examining a document submitted for registration in court, if such document is not within the time limit or deadline, if it does not fall within the jurisdiction of the court, if there is no right, if there is no legal basis, if it is taken back to correct the error according to sub-rule (4) of rule 17, if it is brought back without correcting such error, with the document If the document to be submitted is not submitted or if it is found that it cannot be registered in accordance with the prevailing law and this regulation, the basis and reason thereof shall be disclosed on a separate paper, and the relevant officer shall sign it and affix the seal of the court and return one copy to the relevant party.
(2) A matter which has been clearly explained and rendered a principle by the Supreme Court or a matter which has already been pending before the court after someone has filed a writ petition on the same matter, a matter which is subject to prima facie appeal to the High Court or the Supreme Court or a petition to repeat the case or a civil law, court arrangement No. 17 of the palace. or 124g no. Or if there is a petition in the court hearing the appeal in accordance with Section 15 of the Administration of Justice Act, 2073, or if an ambiguous writ petition other than a constitutional or legal question has been brought to file, the relevant officer may file such documents with the basis and reason.
(3) A copy of the document shall be kept in the court in case of a court hearing in accordance with this rule.