§ 136.Appointed or adjourned date falling on judicial holiday

Section 136 is a short mechanical fix for a scheduling conflict. If a court sets a hearing for a particular day, or adjourns a matter to a particular day, and that day turns out to be a judicial holiday, the section automatically treats the appointment or adjournment as if it had been set for the next day. No party has to file anything or ask the court to fix the conflict — the rule does it by operation of law.

This works alongside Section 135’s definition of judicial holidays and Section 139’s procedure for adjourning a session when no judge shows up. Together, these sections keep the calendar moving without requiring a separate order every time a scheduled date happens to land on a day the courts are closed.