APCRPCO Section 57 : Out of Order Petition
Act
Summary
Section 57 of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, addresses the procedure for filing an urgent out of order petition. It mandates that the application copy served to the advocate or party must specify the urgency and the intended date for the application. This section ensures that urgent matters are handled promptly within the legal framework.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1: Urgent Injunction Application
Introduction: Priya, a business owner in Hyderabad, discovers that a competitor is about to launch a product using her patented design. She needs to file an urgent injunction to prevent the launch.
Application: According to Rule 57 of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Priya's lawyer files an "out of order" petition, marking it as urgent. A copy of this application is served to the competitor's lawyer, indicating the urgency and the specific date for the hearing.
Outcome: The court acknowledges the urgency and schedules a hearing on the specified date. If Priya's lawyer had failed to mark the application as urgent or notify the opposing party, the hearing might have been delayed, potentially allowing the competitor to proceed with the launch.
Conclusion: Compliance with Rule 57 ensures timely court intervention, protecting Priya's business interests.
**Example 2: Em...
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