Pending constitutional petitions face abatement or vacation of interim orders unless prescribed service and hearing conditions are met. Pending petitions under Article 226 and interim orders in force on the appointed day are governed by the substituted Article: petitions that would not be admitted under the substituted Article shall abate and their interim orders shall stand vacated, with the petitioner able to seek other remedies and the time spent pending excluded for limitation; otherwise interim orders continue only if copies were furnished and an opportunity to be heard afforded, failing which such orders cease after one month (if not served) or four months (if served but no hearing), and orders delaying public inquiries, investigations, or government works or acquisitions stand vacated.
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Pending constitutional petitions face abatement or vacation of interim orders unless prescribed service and hearing conditions are met.
Pending petitions under Article 226 and interim orders in force on the appointed day are governed by the substituted Article: petitions that would not be admitted under the substituted Article shall abate and their interim orders shall stand vacated, with the petitioner able to seek other remedies and the time spent pending excluded for limitation; otherwise interim orders continue only if copies were furnished and an opportunity to be heard afforded, failing which such orders cease after one month (if not served) or four months (if served but no hearing), and orders delaying public inquiries, investigations, or government works or acquisitions stand vacated.
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