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Want to withdraw as witness in an ongoing case
02-Oct-2023 (In Civil Law)
am one of the employee in one abroad placement office in 2011 I resigned on 2012 feb in 2013 I read in the news paper that consultancy proprietor cheated the clients and the police taken all the employees details they taken resigned persons list also the police man calling and coming home to come to court I went to court 1st ime before marriage now I got Maried and 3rd month pregnant so I came to my hometown today the policeman came and taken sign n he said you have to come to court for because of this I am facing problem with my husband side family so can I tell to judge that sir please take my words for every case regarding this issue and I am facing problem and please remove my name can I tell like this I am witness 6 and witness 8
The Court has discretion to exempt from attendance as witness any person who in the opinion of the Court, is from sickness or infirmity unable so to attend (Order XXVI Rule 1, C.P.C.). You can explain court your situation and request court to exempt your from future appearance as witness. Submitting medical certificate can be helpful in your situation.
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As u have signed and received the court summons, you are obliged to appear in court. However, it is the discretion of judge who can close your evidence for non appearance or choose to issue B/W. Considering the situation you are in, you could send your representative to appear before the court and take time citing your medical grounds. Which will be accepted.
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