remains Pending despite being registered on 12-04-2024.

649 votes

in this matter your counsel not present or your matter is not takeup by the court if your case stage is for order then the court not taking time for decide the case and if the case is not takeup then you filed an urgency application for hearing the matter

Advocate Ajay Shukla LawRato

614 votes

Yes, you do have remedies. When a matter is repeatedly shown as “Pass Over” and remains at the “For Order” stage, it usually means the court has not had time to take it up, not that there is a defect in your case. Filing an Urgency / Early Hearing Application is the correct next step. In that application, you should clearly mention: • Date of filing of the main case • That it is already at “For Orders” stage • Number of times it has been listed but not heard • Any hardship caused due to delay Your advocate can also mention the matter before the court (oral mentioning, if allowed) to request that it be taken up or given a short, fixed date. If repeated listing applications have not worked, you can additionally: • File an application requesting the matter be placed in the top of the board or fixed date list • Seek directions from the administrative side/registry for proper listing Moving from Additional List to a fixed date is possible, but depends on court workload. A well-drafted urgency application highlighting that the case is ready for orders usually helps.

Advocate Aishwarya Panday LawRato

960 votes

Mere reading of your query indicates that your case has been put on the list(Daily Cause List)/ unlisted cases. I can help out better if you provide information or share the status of your case. Urgency applications are rarely entertained and are entertained only for fresh cases.

Advocate Sumit Mishra LawRato