Section 15
Petition May Be Filed Against Provisional/interim Order
(1)
Notwithstanding anything contained in the prevailing laws, a petition may be
filed by the dissatisfied party at the court hearing appeal, of only one level
higher, against an order of a court, body or authority requiring the defendant
to make presence on the appointed dates or furnish guarantee or be kept under
detention for trial or against any provisional/interim order made in the course
of proceedings of the case.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in Sub-Section (1) nothing contained
in this Section shall be deemed to bar the making of a petition to the Supreme
Court on the question of legal error or procedural irregularity, against an order
requiring the defendant to make presence on the appointed dates or furnish
guarantee or be kept under detention for trial, in a case involving punishment
of imprisonment for a term of Ten years or more.
Notwithstanding anything contained in the prevailing laws, a petition may be
filed by the dissatisfied party at the court hearing appeal, of only one level
higher, against an order of a court, body or authority requiring the defendant
to make presence on the appointed dates or furnish guarantee or be kept under
detention for trial or against any provisional/interim order made in the course
of proceedings of the case.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in Sub-Section (1) nothing contained
in this Section shall be deemed to bar the making of a petition to the Supreme
Court on the question of legal error or procedural irregularity, against an order
requiring the defendant to make presence on the appointed dates or furnish
guarantee or be kept under detention for trial, in a case involving punishment
of imprisonment for a term of Ten years or more.