6.4 The Practitioner's Applications (the Three Prescribed Papers)

The application's anatomy (shared by all): (1) the cause-title (the court, the parties, the case number); (2) the facts (brief, chronological, relevant); (3) the grounds (numbered, the law's names); (4) the prayer (the exact order sought); (5) the date, signature, annexes. 1. The date's applications (Myad/Tarikh Thamaune Nibedan): the hearing-adjournment family — the postponement's application (the ground's honesty: the witness's absence, the counsel's engagement, the document's pending procurement — the adjournment the court's discretion, the repeated-adjournment's suspicion) and the presence-date's application (the party's or witness's own date-scheduling — the genuine-unavailability ground; the court's calendar's respect). Craft: the reason specific and true (the "personal ground" the adjournment- refuser's trigger); the alternative arrangements proposed (the documents filed meanwhile — the diligence's display). 2. The quashing application (Rokka Tatha Berijata Adesh Badar Nibedan): the application to quash — the rokka (the account-freezing-type orders) and the berijata/unlawful orders challenged: the order's identification (the authority, the date, the content — the certified copy annexed); the grounds (the order's illegality: the jurisdiction's absence, the procedure's breach, the law's misapplication; the unlawfulness's demonstration); the prayer (the order's quashing; the interim-relief's request — the order's operation suspended meanwhile). Craft: the illegality SHOWN (the statute's provision the order violates — the conclusion alone does not quash); the alternative-remedy's anticipation (the direct-challenge's justification where an appeal exists). 3. The execution…