PrincipleCOURTS — Duty of Court — Delay in Proceedings — Deprecation of Unnecessary Interlocutory Appeals
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This principle establishes that unnecessary interlocutory appeals causing delay are highly deprecated. The principle applies in all proceedings. It ensures that cases proceed to trial without undue delay. The principle reflects the need for expeditious justice. It discourages baseless interlocutory appeals. The court must deprecate…
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