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    <description>Pre-institution mediation under Section 12A is mandatory for commercial suits that do not contemplate urgent interim relief. Whether the exception applies must be assessed from the plaintiff&#039;s standpoint, considering the suit&#039;s nature, cause of action and pleaded need for immediate protection; an unfounded urgency plea cannot bypass mediation. Urgent relief was genuinely contemplated where the suit sought investor recovery, earlier disclosures were inadequate, and ad-interim disclosure and asset-protection measures had already been granted despite existing regulatory restraints. The subsequent delay objection failed because investor claims had to be received before institution. Pre-institution mediation was therefore not a condition precedent, and rejection of the plaint under Order VII Rule 11 was unwarranted.</description>
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