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EP Filed How To Stop Proceedings


25-Apr-2025 (In Civil Law)
Hello, a civil case of os has been filed on my father ,which the judgement was given as set ex-parte,the opponent has filed EP to attach the property,now how to stop the court proceedings for that ,can we approach high court for stay order, please any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.
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Answer #1
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For Property attachment we can go for high court and we can opt for stay orders, we can also go for appeal in previous orders, approach us we will help you In getting stay orders and also we file a appeal suit on your previous orders …..
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Answer #2
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Yes of course you can approach the high court but you must flight also in the lower court. Engage an advocate filed vakalthnama and your counter. The high court also suggests the Lower court had a chance then you fight there. otherwise Court not accepting your query. if there is no chance in the lower court you must approach the high court to get stay order until the case is dismissed.
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Answer #3
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Yes, you can take immediate steps to protect your father's property. Since the judgment was passed ex-parte, you should file an application under Order 9 Rule 13 CPC in the same trial court to set aside the ex-parte decree, stating valid reasons for non-appearance. Simultaneously, you can file an application to stay the Execution Petition (EP) in that court. If the lower court denies relief, then you may approach the High Court by filing a Revision or Writ Petition under Article 227 or 226 for stay of EP proceedings. Act quickly, as delay can affect your rights. Legal representation is strongly advised.
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