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POSTING STAGE : FOR ADMISSION
24-May-2023 (In Civil Law)
Sir I have appealed a case in high court AP in 2013 its regsistered and online too but the party has not responded not showing any respondent adv's name
POSTING STAGE : FOR ADMISSION REG. DATE : 16-09-2013 LISTING DATE : 18-01-2017 and changed to LISTING DATE : 20-07-2016 How could this happen??
why is the date being changed to previous year MPstatus: pending, NO VAKALATH FOUND!!
The court has already sent 2 notices still then party didn't respond I think the 3rd notice is on the way? can he still respond for the 3rd notice and what if he doesn't respond?? now will the court keep on sending notices till he responds??
or is there any cut off date ? How much more time will the court gives him ??? What can be the real position ??
Dear Client,
It is all procedural aspect. Your advocate must see whether any notices served or not on the opposite party. He must see notices should be sent to opposite party and should see that notices were being sent to correct reachable address. If he did not take care to see that notices were not sent to correct address court will order sending notices to opposite party. Furnish correct address details of opposite party to your advocate and see that notices sent to that address. After three or four times court will order publication in paper that on a particular future date matter was posted and if he did not appear in person or through advocate he will be set ex party. Even on that date also the opposite party did not appear court, will set him ex party and hear the matter in his absence and give orders on it.
It is all procedural aspect. Your advocate must see whether any notices served or not on the opposite party. He must see notices should be sent to opposite party and should see that notices were being sent to correct reachable address. If he did not take care to see that notices were not sent to correct address court will order sending notices to opposite party. Furnish correct address details of opposite party to your advocate and see that notices sent to that address. After three or four times court will order publication in paper that on a particular future date matter was posted and if he did not appear in person or through advocate he will be set ex party. Even on that date also the opposite party did not appear court, will set him ex party and hear the matter in his absence and give orders on it.
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Adv. Sistla Rama Krishna
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Hi
It appears that notices have not been received by the other side inspite of the court sending notices through registered post.
Your lawyer should file a expedition petition under section 151 of CPC and ask the court to issue interim orders in your favour till the other side responds.
Once the court issues interim orders, the other side will be forced to come to high court.
It appears that notices have not been received by the other side inspite of the court sending notices through registered post.
Your lawyer should file a expedition petition under section 151 of CPC and ask the court to issue interim orders in your favour till the other side responds.
Once the court issues interim orders, the other side will be forced to come to high court.
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Adv. Rajagopalan
Hyderabad | 500+ Answers
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sir usually in high courts once listing is done it should be again listed as per the criteria of the advocates. that if there is any necessity you can list it by stating the reason for listing with the high court
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Adv. Innamuri Balasubramanyam
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