You can opt for feature review of legal documents 

2) contact any lawyer 

3) pay fees online and get documents reviewed 

4) then based on legal advice decide your next course of action 

See it is interim order you can file a reply to there petition and further can pray before court to vacate the stay.

The grounds can be made after seeing the petition.

Dear Client,

Rule nisi is an order “to show cause”. Appear on next hearing through advocate and if any ad interim order is passed, file application under article 226(3). 

As on now, nothing crucial is happen, it is just process that some writ/appeal is filed agasint you and you have to appear before court on next date of hearing. 

If there's a stay order already, passed against you the by the High Court, to get it vacated, you need to file an application for vacating the said order. Approach a local lawyer practising predominantly in the High Court. 

Dear Sir,

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Sir you need to show cause by filing an affidavit in reply explaining the reasons for which the order sought to be made should not be made final against you 

You can contact through Kaanoon. If high court has already passed the order you need to appeal against the same

It means the court has directed for your personal appearance and once you appear on the day fixed by court and your advocate offer the explanation for which the Rule Nisi was issued, the Rule would be discharged and you would no more be required to attend the court .

Hello,

You may move an application for stay of the order OR you may move to the SC. Kindly take consultation with a lawyer and share the documents for a more concrete advise.

Regards 

Sorry, Unfortunately, due to privacy concerns, we cannot share the contact number. 

Dear Sir,

Personal discussion and sharing of the documents give more result. You may take phone consultation

through the administrators of this web site.

see you need to appear in person or with advocate to contest the stay otherwise the interim order shall be made absolute till disposal.

Dear Sir,

Normally such order will be issued to win the confidence of advocate appearing for the petitioner. You can file objections and get it withdrawn. The relevant provision under Rules is defined as follows: also see the link for future guidance.

http://dpal.kar.nic.in/Kanunu%20padakosha%20PDF%20Files/HighcourtR/HC(Writ)1977.pdf

1. Upon the hearing,- (a) the Court if satisfied, shall direct a rule nisi to the respondent calling upon him to show cause why the order sought should not be made, and shall adjourn the hearing for the respondent to appear and for being heard : (i) Provided that, where the Court deems fit, it may before directing issue of a rule nisi, direct notice to the respondent to show cause why rule nisi should not be issued ; (ii) Provided, further, that when a notice is issued to show cause why rule nisi should not be issued, the Court may direct the respondent to file objection and documents, if any, in accordance with Rule 21. (b) In the event of a direction in accordance with proviso (ii) the issue of rule nisi may be dispensed with and the matter may be heard and disposed of on merits

It is advisable to engage a Lawyer to appear on your behalf 

You have to present in person as per high court order. So follow the same accordingly.

Yes and that is what I have already stated.

So appear in person and reply the answer if asked .

Kindly share the copy of the order for a concrete advise or share the writ petition number 

May be court is trying to mediate the matter , so called in person. This is usual process in diovrce cases. Relax 

If you have received nisi in high court, then you may prefer an appeal before supreme court or  a review petition.

You can present the papers before a local advocate to get a opinion in person on further acts.

you have to appear before court either in person or through an advocate on the date of hearing and submit your counter to it.

If you fail to appear then the high court may make the trial court decree as absolute

Then you need to appear before HC and file your objections and submission. After that HC will hear both the parties and pass orders