Showing posts with label interim applications. Show all posts
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Sunday, 28 July 2024

Delhi High court: No time should be permitted to be wasted on interim applications and the advocate should consent for the suitable order if they know the probable outcome of such application

 It is also found that whenever applications are filed, the opposite party/counsel, out of habit, while appearing on advance notice, seek time for filing reply. Most of such interim applications need no reply. Moreover, the law on various aspects which come up for consideration in such interim applications, is by and large settled and any counsel worth his salt knows the outcome of such applications. In such situations, no time should be permitted to be wasted on such applications and if the counsel knows that the application, even after reply and arguments would be allowed, should consent thereto. Else, the Commercial Courts Act, insofar as aimed at expediting disposal, will remain a piece of legislation only on paper.

 In the High Court of Delhi at New Delhi

(Before Rajiv Sahai Endlaw, J.)


Vifor (International) Ltd. Vs  Suven Life Sciences Ltd.


CS(COMM) 1680/2016

Decided on March 11, 2019

Citation: 2019 SCC OnLine Del 7514

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