Interim order

Interim Order
It is an order passed by the court during the trial where the final order is yet to be passed. Such order is of temporary nature and the party to whom it orders are bound to act according to that order till the final order is passed.

Interim Order:
A temporary court order; intended to be of limited duration, usually just until the court has had an opportunity of hearing the full case and make a final order.

interim order
n. a temporary order of the court pending a hearing, trial, a final order or while awaiting an act by one of the parties.

interim order
A temporary court order allowing or preventing certain action, until a full hearing can make a decision on the matter.
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Interim order: Temporary court order of very limited duration, usually until the court has heard the full facts of a case.
Interlineation: Addition to a document after it has been signed.

Temporary Order In family law cases, an order that is effective only for a limited time, including an interim order. Treatment Order In criminal law, an order to have the accused treated for mental health problems.

See also: Court, Interim, Final, Parties, Order