Interlocutory Application definition
Interlocutory Application means an application filed in a pending main case, praying for relief, interim or otherwise from the Court or the Registrar, except an application made on administrative side to the Chief Justice or the Registrar.
Interlocutory Application means an application in any appeal or original petition on proceeding already instituted in the Tribunal, but not being a proceeding for execution of the order or direction of Tribunal;
Interlocutory Application means an application in any appeal already instituted in the Appellate Tribunal, but not being a proceeding for execution of the order or direction of the Appellate Tribunal;
Examples of Interlocutory Application in a sentence
To apply for an extension of time you must file an Interlocutory Application on Notice and a supporting affidavit, then serve it on the other parties.
More Definitions of Interlocutory Application
Interlocutory Application means an application in any suit, appeal or proceeding, already instituted in the High Court, not being a proceeding for execution of a decree or order;
Interlocutory Application means an application in any petition or proceeding already instituted before the Commission, but does not include an application for review;
Interlocutory Application means any application for an interlocutory order of the Court.
Interlocutory Application or „IA‟ means an application in any petition or proceedings, already instituted before the Commission, for the purpose mentioned in Regulation 26 of these regulations;
Interlocutory Application means an application to the Court in any suit, appeal or proceeding already instituted in such Court, other than a proceeding for execution of a decree or order.
Interlocutory Application means an application made under regulation 25 for an interim order under section 83E of the Act or order in relation to practice and procedure, default judgment or dismissal of a claim;
Interlocutory Application means an application filed in a pending main case praying for relief, interim or otherwise, from the Court;