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IA is Interlocutory Application.

CMP is Civil Miscellaneous Petition.

CMA is Civil Miscellaneous Application.

CRP is Civil Revision Petition.

Looks like there are multiple applications pending in your case.

The case status ‘IA / EA PENDING / CMP PENDING/ CRP PENDING/ CMA PENDING’ indicates that your petition is pending before the presiding officer of the appropriate court. Such a petition which has not yet been withdrawn, discontinued by the petitioner or dismissed by the court, is one where an order or judgment has not been entered or given. It may be a case that your matter is at the stage of summons or notice of motion.

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Prima facie it is a time pass post.

In short, these are procedural abbreviations, and “Pending” generally means the respective application/petition has not yet been finally disposed of.

• IA – Interlocutory Application: An application filed during the main case for an interim/procedural relief.
• CMP – Civil Miscellaneous Petition: A miscellaneous petition/application connected with the case.
• CMA – Civil Miscellaneous Appeal: An appeal against certain interlocutory orders, where applicable.
• CRP – Civil Revision Petition: A revision challenging an order of a subordinate court on specified legal grounds.
• EA – Execution Application/Petition: An application relating to enforcement/execution of a decree or order.

Important: The exact meaning of CMP, CMA and EA can vary according to the particular High Court/court and its case-management system. Also, “Pending” on the online case-status website does not necessarily mean that an order was passed against you today; it only indicates that the particular proceeding is shown as pending in the system.

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