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27 Sept 2024
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The Kerala High Court issued guidelines to prevent trial courts and tribunals from adjourning cases based solely on oral submissions claiming a stay order from the High Court. The court observed that parties often misuse this tactic to delay proceedings. It directed that affidavits must be submitted if a stay order is claimed but not produced. The case highlighted the misuse of oral submissions to adjourn cases without verifying the existence of a stay order. The guidelines aim to streamline judicial processes and prevent unnecessary delays.