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IDA Chapter XIISection 54

Section54

Power to adjourn

The Court may from time to time adjourn the hearing of any Petition under this Act, and may require further evidence thereon if it sees fit so to do.

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Chapter XII

Procedure

In this chapter

45Code of Civil Procedure to apply
46Forms of Petitions and statements
47Petition to state absence of collusion
48Suits on behalf of lunatics
49

Previous · Section 53Power to close doors Next · Section 55Enforcement of, and appeal from, orders and decrees

Suits by minors

50Service of Petition

51Mode of taking evidence

52Competence of husband and wife to give evidence as to cruelly or desertion

53Power to close doors

54Power to adjourn

55Enforcement of, and appeal from, orders and decrees

56Appeal to the Supreme Court