What happens in case summon not received

554 votes

Dear cliwnt , summoning someone is a criminal process ,while notice to someone a civil .so in your case , if you have filed a dowry case , the process server served it personally upon the person in name of whom it has been issued. If your husband intentionally avoiding sjmmon process the court will issue warrant against him. for more information meet me personally.

Advocate Sukhbeer Singh Ghai LawRato

706 votes

Where the person summoned cannot, by the exercise of due diligence, be found, the summons may be served by leaving one of the duplicates for him with some adult male member of his family residing with him, and the person with whom the summons is so left shall, if so required by the serving officer, sign a receipt therefor on the back of the other duplicate. A servant is not a member of the family within the meaning of this section.
The court has power to issue warrants of arrest, if the person summoned doesn't appear despite his service

Advocate Rajinder Kumar LawRato

510 votes

Courts try to send summons bu ordinary ways first, like by post, then may be dasti. On each attempt the delivering person write the comments whether received or not with reasons. If the reason is cited refusal, the summons are deemed to be delivered. If the reasons are place left, address wrong, or some other reason, ask the reader or ahlmad to cite the reasons for noon delivery of summons. Rest, the courts are free enough to issue warrants against the person who is a avoiding summons.

Advocate Satish Mishra LawRato

807 votes

Hi...madam ja apka husband summon nhi la rha ta app court say dasti summon k order krva lo fir or summon vala ko nal la ja k oski summon krva loo..s k bavjud v o present nhi hota court ma to court osko against arrest warrant ka order kr Sakti ha jis ma polic officer osko arrest krk court k samna present kraga..ek bat or k oska parents Summons lana k Lia bound nhi vo to court ma a k kha sakta ha k vo humara sath nhi rehta ..it means s case ma oski personal appearance e zaruri ha..

Advocate Kulwinder Singh Sran LawRato

537 votes

Well if the husband is residing in the same house where the summons are not received by the any member of the family, then if the summons are received or the member of the family refuse to take it on his behalf, it is deemed that the summons are duly served upon the husband.
Court may procede exparte against the husband keeping in mind that he is intentionally avoiding the service of summons.

Advocate Bhart Virdi LawRato

111 votes

When a summons is not received in a legal case, it can have several implications depending on the circumstances and the type of case. Here's what typically happens:

1. Reissuance of Summons: If the intended recipient, whether it's an individual, organization, or entity, does not receive the summons, the court may reissue the summons. This ensures that the party is properly notified of the legal proceedings.
2. Delay in Legal Process: Failure to receive a summons can lead to delays in the legal process. This delay can affect the timelines for court hearings, trial dates, and other legal proceedings.
3. Risk of Default Judgment: If the party being summoned fails to appear in court or respond to the summons after multiple attempts, the court may proceed with the case in their absence. This can result in a default judgment being issued against the absent party.
4. Legal Consequences: Ignoring a summons or failing to respond to it can have legal consequences, including fines or penalties, depending on the jurisdiction and the nature of the case.
5. Communication with the Court: If you believe that you should have received a summons but did not, it's essential to communicate with the court or your legal representation promptly. They can help resolve any issues related to the delivery of summons and ensure that your rights are protected.

It's crucial to take any legal summons seriously and seek legal advice if you have concerns or questions about the summons or the legal case in general. Ignoring a summons can lead to adverse legal outcomes.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato

204 votes

The court will respond if someone does not respond to the summons, also known as a legal notice. Or the court may initiate ex-parte proceedings in which the plaintiff would have to prove his claim by following the legal process and by providing evidence.

Advocate Chikirsha Mohanty LawRato