APCrRPCO Section 129 : Court fee to be paid on each petition

Explanation using Example

Example 1: Filing an Interlocutory Application in a Criminal Appeal

Introduction: Ravi, a resident of Andhra Pradesh, has filed a criminal appeal against his conviction. During the appeal process, he needs to submit an interlocutory application requesting bail.

Application: According to Section 129 of The Andhra Pradesh Criminal Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Ravi must file a separate petition for his interlocutory application related to his appeal. This means he cannot combine this request with any other applications he might have.

Outcome: If Ravi fails to file a separate petition for his bail application, the court may reject it on procedural grounds. Non-compliance with this provision could delay his bail hearing, prolonging his time in custody.

Conclusion: Ravi must ensure that each interlocutory application is filed separately to comply with the procedural requirements, avoiding unnecessary delays in his legal proceedings.

Example 2: Interlocutory Application in a Revision Petition

Introduction: Priya is involved in a revision petition concerning a property dispute. She needs to file an interlocutory application to request a temporary injunction to prevent the sale of the disputed property.

Application: Under Section 129 of The Andhra Pradesh Criminal Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Priya must submit her request for a temporary injunction as...

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