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RThis is the plight of series of litigants and families of under trial prisoners, when a scheduled matter doesn’t reach the board.
Many advocates and firms charge on per-hearing basis, but is money the only goal? Well, may be for a few certainly, when we all have got bills to pay.
Nonetheless, here’s a hack for such matters: Wait for a couple of hearings to be exhausted without submissions. Thereafter, find genuine grounds of urgency related to the circumstances, and move an early hearing application. These grounds may be anything, such as, in bail matters, long incarceration, or, completion of evidence of private witnesses; in commercial matters, blocked inventory’s value being diminished/perished, or, irrepairable loss due to further non-intervention by Court etc.
It’s rare that the concerned Court takes action or allows the early hearing application on the same day and proceeds with hearing, in fact, it is a matter of procedure that first, a notice is issued to the other party. However, this is where you get to bargain for interim reliefs. A liberal judge will certainly acknowledge genuine prayers. It may not be a 10/10 hack, but I will any day choose the odds of 6/10 and get early hearing than waiting indefinitely. My best wishes to all those who went this far and read every line.
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