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Caveat Application Under Section 148 A, Of C.p.c. 297 Legal Draft Template

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Caveat Application under Section 148-A, OF C.P.C.

In the Court of…………
Civil Misc. Caveat Application No………. of 20…….

(District-………)

Sri…………………….,                      …Caveator/Applicant/Petitioner

Versus

Mr...................................                      …Respondents.

To,

The Hon'ble Chief justice and his other companion Judge of the aforesaid Court :

The humble application of the abovenamed applicant most humbly showeth as under :

1. That the applicant/caveator is a member and …………………………, …………….

2. That a meeting for considering the 'no confidence motion' against the …………………, ……………./Petitioner is fixed for ……….20…….

3. That a resolution of no confidence is likely to be passed against the aforesaid petitioner in the said meeting.

4. That the petitioner may try to file a writ petition before the honourable court against the passing of no confidence motion against him and concealing the relevant facts, the petitioner may try to obtain an ex parte stay order in his favour.

5. That in the aforesaid circumstances it is just and expedient that the Hon'ble Court may be pleased not to grant any ex parte interim order to the petitioner without affording an opportunity to the applicant/caveator.

PRAYER

It is, therefore, most respectfully prayed that the Hon'ble Court may be pleased not to pass any ex parte stay order in favour of the petitioner without affording an opportunity of hearing to the applicant/Caveator.

Advocate for the Caveator.

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