Can argument be held after file iis n judgementnt

No legal issue is involved in the post for consideration and obligation.

But sir an elderly senior reputed lawyer of highcourt who is my counsel in highcourt told me it is legally incorrect...once last oppurtunity is exhausted and court has listened to arguments of one party than the defaulter can not seek and avail an oppurtunity to present his argument ...I posted this query for valuable inputs from legal experts before I present objections to this effect in the concerned sessions court as opposing counsel is a big lawyer 

The discretion is always with the court.  You can only suspect the intentions of the opposite party and attend the hearing and sit till further adjournment is announced.  

The facts posted suggest that the matter has been reserved for judgment. As such, the opposite side lawyer can further argue the case only with the leave of the court. For this he needs to file an IA duly supported by an affidavit. Before filing the IA copy needs to served upon you. Thus, the Court has the discretion in allowing the opposite side to argue, but this could only under due notice to you. 

Thankyou for advice...