What is an interim order in a civil case?

Civil Cases & Dispute Resolution

An interim or interlocutory order is temporary judicial protection granted before final judgment to prevent the claim from becoming meaningless.

Section 156 allows a plaintiff or appellant to seek such an order where failing to stop an act, require an act or preserve the status quo would make the final claim ineffective.

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