Stay can be given after first hearing order

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Stay can be given after first hearing order

02-Aug-2024 (In Criminal Law)

I have a query that a 482 crpc petition is pending in High court lucknow bench , on the first date of hearing judge doesn't give stay and order saying that "Hon'ble Shamim Ahmed,J. Heard learned counsel for the applicant and learned A.G.A. for the State are present. Learned A.G.A. has accepted notice on behalf of opposite party No.1. Let notice be issued to opposite party No.2 by R.P.A.D. 4 week to counter by state and 2 for rejoinder then stay on lower court can be given next date or not ?

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Advocate Neetesh Pandey LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2024-08-15T14:09:05+05:30

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Stay Order: A stay order is an interim order issued by the court to maintain the status quo of a case until a final decision is rendered. In this case, the High Court has not granted a stay on the lower court proceedings, which means that the proceedings can continue as per the normal course. Next Steps: * Review the Order: Carefully examine the complete order passed by the High Court to understand the specific reasons for not granting a stay. * Seek Legal Counsel: Consult with an experienced criminal lawyer who can analyze the case facts, the applicable laws, and the High Court's order to provide tailored advice. * Pleadings and Arguments: If you intend to pursue the matter further, prepare detailed pleadings and arguments highlighting the grounds for seeking a stay on the lower court proceedings. * Timely Action: Act promptly, as delays can impact the case adversely.

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