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Interlocutory Application Filing Guide
Summary
Filing an interlocutory application in the High Court involves preparing a signed and attested application, addressing objections, and ensuring compliance with the Haryana School Education Act. Mention annexure numbers, include previous objection sheets, and ensure the prayer clause is maintainable. E-filing is available, and legal assistance may be required. Charges vary based on the lawyer and case complexity. An interim order can be vacated by demonstrating legal or procedural errors. Attach relevant evidence and cite the Act when filing electronically through the High Courts portal.Full Conversation
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interlocutory application through online can remove refer to arbitration appeal in high court if voilation of haryana school act rule *
Case Rating: *.
An interlocutory application can be filed online to seek relief or make specific requests during ongoing litigation. However, to determine if it can remove an arbitration appeal in the High Court, especially concerning a violation of the Haryana School Act Rule *, you should consider:
- Rule * of the Haryana School Act: Review the specific provisions and the grounds for violation.
- Arbitration Clause: Check if the contract or agreement mandates arbitration.
- High Court Procedures: Understand the High Court's procedure for handling such applications.
Could you please specify the exact nature of the violation under Rule *?
An interlocutory application can be filed online to seek relief or make specific requests during ongoing litigation. However, to determine if it can remove an arbitration appeal in the High Court, especially concerning a violation of the Haryana School Act Rule *, you should consider:
- Rule * of the Haryana School Act: Review the specific provisions and the grounds for violation.
- Arbitration Clause: Check if the contract or agreement mandates arbitration.
- High Court Procedures: Understand the High Court's procedure for handling such applications.
Could you please specify the exact nature of the violation under Rule *?
in contrct arbitratiobn clause is mention and * rule is this before termination follow rule but school not follow rules
You might have a strong case if the school hasn't followed the stipulated Rule * before termination.
Key Points to Consider:
- Arbitration Clause: The contract's arbitration clause may require disputes to be settled through arbitration.
- Rule *: Ensure to understand the provisions of Rule * of the Haryana School Act.
- High Court Application: You can file an interlocutory application in the High Court seeking relief or challenging the arbitration process.
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- Arbitration Clause: The contract's arbitration clause may require disputes to be settled through arbitration.
- Rule *: Ensure to understand the provisions of Rule * of the Haryana School Act.
- High Court Application: You can file an interlocutory application in the High Court seeking relief or challenging the arbitration process.
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To file an interlocutory application in the High Court of Delhi, follow these steps:
- Prepare the application, stating the relief sought and grounds.
- Attach necessary documents, including evidence of the Rule * violation.
- File the application electronically through the Delhi High Court's e-filing portal.
- Pay the required court fees.
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- Prepare the application, stating the relief sought and grounds.
- Attach necessary documents, including evidence of the Rule * violation.
- File the application electronically through the Delhi High Court's e-filing portal.
- Pay the required court fees.
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To address the objections and properly file your application:
- Ensure the application is signed.
- Have the affidavit attested.
- Make the head note specific regarding the relief sought.
- Mention annexure numbers in the application.
- Include the previous objection sheet along with your reply.
- Review your prayer clause for maintainability.
For e-filing at the High Court of Chandigarh, the service is available online, and you may need a lawyer or an advocate to assist with the filing process. Charges may vary depending on the lawyer's fees and the complexity of the case.
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- Ensure the application is signed.
- Have the affidavit attested.
- Make the head note specific regarding the relief sought.
- Mention annexure numbers in the application.
- Include the previous objection sheet along with your reply.
- Review your prayer clause for maintainability.
For e-filing at the High Court of Chandigarh, the service is available online, and you may need a lawyer or an advocate to assist with the filing process. Charges may vary depending on the lawyer's fees and the complexity of the case.
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is this head note ok or not ok Head Note:
INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF RESPONDENT
Subject: Application seeking dismissal of DPSG Society’s appeal for
arbitration regarding employment termination and jurisdictional authority ofthe Educational Tribunal over private school service disputes.
Key Points:
Statutory Violations – Claims of non-compliance with school employment
regulations and failure to provide due notice prior to termination.
Non-Arbitrability of Statutory Rights – Argument that matters of public
interest and statutory compliance are non-arbitrable, citing Supreme Court
rulings.Relief Sought – Dismissal of the application for arbitration and
reaffirmation of the Tribunal’s jurisdiction.
Prayer:The Respondent respectfully prays for dismissal of the arbitration
application in favour of Tribunal proceedings, and requests appropriate
relief in accordance with statutory guidelines and public interest.
Your head note seems generally clear, but there are a few improvements you could make:
*. Consistency: Ensure consistent formatting, especially with spacing.
*. Specificity: Be more explicit about the relief sought in the head note.
*. Grammar: Correct minor grammatical issues, like spacing between words.
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*. Consistency: Ensure consistent formatting, especially with spacing.
*. Specificity: Be more explicit about the relief sought in the head note.
*. Grammar: Correct minor grammatical issues, like spacing between words.
Would you like help refining a specific section?
yes
To refine your head note, consider these adjustments:
*. Consistency: Ensure uniform spacing and alignment.
*. Specificity: Clearly outline the relief sought.
*. Grammar: Correct spacing and punctuation.
Revised Head Note:
INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF RESPONDENT
Subject: Application seeking dismissal of DPSG Society’s appeal for arbitration regarding employment termination and jurisdictional authority of the Educational Tribunal over private school service disputes.
Key Points:
- Unauthorized Transfer: Allegation of school transfer without approval and failure to meet requirements under the Haryana School Education Act.
- Jurisdictional Authority: Assertion that the Educational Tribunal retains authority over employment disputes in private schools, challenging DPSG Society’s demand for arbitration.
- Statutory Violations: Claims of non-compliance with school employment regulations and failure to provide due notice prior to termination.
- Non-Arbitrability of Statutory Rights: Argument that matters of public interest and statutory compliance are non-arbitrable, citing Supreme Court rulings.
Relief Sought: Dismissal of the application for arbitration and reaffirmation of the Tribunal’s jurisdiction.
PrayerThe Respondent respectfully prays for dismissal of the arbitration application in favor of Tribunal proceedings and requests appropriate relief in accordance with statutory guidelines and public interest.
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*. Consistency: Ensure uniform spacing and alignment.
*. Specificity: Clearly outline the relief sought.
*. Grammar: Correct spacing and punctuation.
Revised Head Note:
INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF RESPONDENT
Subject: Application seeking dismissal of DPSG Society’s appeal for arbitration regarding employment termination and jurisdictional authority of the Educational Tribunal over private school service disputes.
Key Points:
- Unauthorized Transfer: Allegation of school transfer without approval and failure to meet requirements under the Haryana School Education Act.
- Jurisdictional Authority: Assertion that the Educational Tribunal retains authority over employment disputes in private schools, challenging DPSG Society’s demand for arbitration.
- Statutory Violations: Claims of non-compliance with school employment regulations and failure to provide due notice prior to termination.
- Non-Arbitrability of Statutory Rights: Argument that matters of public interest and statutory compliance are non-arbitrable, citing Supreme Court rulings.
Relief Sought: Dismissal of the application for arbitration and reaffirmation of the Tribunal’s jurisdiction.
PrayerThe Respondent respectfully prays for dismissal of the arbitration application in favor of Tribunal proceedings and requests appropriate relief in accordance with statutory guidelines and public interest.
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is this interim order could be vacateLearned counsel contends that the provisions of the
Haryana School Education Act, * are applicable to schools
recognized under the Act as well as to schools receiving government
aid and while the terms and conditions of service of employees of
aided schools are governed in terms of Section * of the Act, services of
employees of recognized/private schools are governed as per written
contract of service under Section * of the Act and further that
although there is provision for reinstatement and consequential
benefits for employees of aided schools in case of illegal termination
under Rule * of the Haryana School Education Rules, *, there is
no provision for reinstatement and consequential benefits in case of
employees of recognized/private/unaided schools, therefore, impugned
order directing reinstatement is an action coram non-judice.
Notice of motion for *.*.*.Notice regarding stay.
Yes, an interim order can be vacated if sufficient grounds are presented. You would need to file an application to vacate the interim order, demonstrating why it should be set aside, such as errors in law or facts, or non-compliance with procedural requirements.
Would you like more information on how to file such an application?
Would you like more information on how to file such an application?
yes with according haryana school act
To file an application to vacate the interim order under the Haryana School Education Act, consider these steps:
*. Prepare the Application: Draft the application detailing the grounds for vacating the interim order.
*. Include Relevant Evidence: Attach supporting documents that demonstrate the errors in law, facts, or procedural non-compliance.
*. Reference the Act: Cite relevant sections of the Haryana School Education Act and Rules.
*. File the Application: Submit the application electronically through the High Court's e-filing portal.
Would you like specific details on drafting the application?
*. Prepare the Application: Draft the application detailing the grounds for vacating the interim order.
*. Include Relevant Evidence: Attach supporting documents that demonstrate the errors in law, facts, or procedural non-compliance.
*. Reference the Act: Cite relevant sections of the Haryana School Education Act and Rules.
*. File the Application: Submit the application electronically through the High Court's e-filing portal.
Would you like specific details on drafting the application?
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To vacate an interim order according to the Haryana School Education Act, follow these steps:
*. Prepare the Application: Clearly state the grounds for vacating the interim order, such as non-compliance with the Haryana School Education Act provisions.
*. Gather Supporting Documents: Include evidence and relevant sections of the Act.
*. File Electronically: Use the High Court of Delhi’s e-filing portal.
*. Pay Required Fees: Ensure all court fees are paid.
Would you like more details on any specific step?
*. Prepare the Application: Clearly state the grounds for vacating the interim order, such as non-compliance with the Haryana School Education Act provisions.
*. Gather Supporting Documents: Include evidence and relevant sections of the Act.
*. File Electronically: Use the High Court of Delhi’s e-filing portal.
*. Pay Required Fees: Ensure all court fees are paid.
Would you like more details on any specific step?
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