Speedy trial

The right to a speedy trial is first mentioned in that landmark document of English law, the Magna Carta. The constitutional philosophy propounded as right to speedy trial has though grown in age by almost two and a half decades, the goal sought to be achieved is yet a far-off peak. It a concept which deals with speedy disposal of cases to make the judiciary more effective and to impart justice as fast as possible. Article 21 declares that no person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to the procedure laid by law. 

Thanks Sir for replying. I just want to know My Interim Order was passed in 06.09.2018 and till date no evidence is submitted by OP even in last date i.e 16.04.2019 Judge told Opposition Lawer last chance for filling evidence and give today date (i.e.18.06.2019) but today OP is not presented OP advocate collect cheque and new date given by Judge in this case can I refuse to pay interim as no evidence yet submitted & can give application for dismissal as no evidence and the case is fit to be dismissed even after 10 months no evidence submitted by OP.

Please guide.

Thanks & Regards,

Yashwant Budhia