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Criminal revision Petition Filled
07-Nov-2024 (In Criminal Law)
criminal revision petition filled in sessions court anf if one defendant doesnt attend court can exparte be filled in criminal case against one defendant by petioner??. Will that affects other defendants
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If the accused does not appear in court despite being served with summons, a bailable warrant may be issued. If the accused still does not appear, a non-bailable warrant will be issued.
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Adv. Kuber Hooda
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In a criminal revision petition filed in the Sessions Court, if one of the defendants does not attend the court proceedings, an ex-parte order may be passed against that particular defendant by the petitioner, provided that the court is satisfied with the grounds for proceeding ex-parte. However, in criminal cases, the concept of ex-parte proceedings is different from civil cases.
If an ex-parte order is issued against one defendant, it generally does not automatically affect the other defendants. Each defendant's case is usually assessed individually, based on their specific roles, defenses, and appearances. However, if the absence of one defendant indirectly impacts the proceedings or the evidence against others, the court might take it into consideration depending on the circumstances.
For a specific answer, it is recommended to examine the details of the case, as procedural aspects can vary based on the nature of the offense and jurisdiction.
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Adv. Mahinder Singh
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well such criminal petition is to be decided on merits , doesn't get affected on technical grounds, if a defendant is proceeded exparte may be he didn't appear or notice not served. in such a scenario case against other defendants will be considered on merits . qua each party and controversial issues. it's rule of natural justice plus merits of case and evidence.
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Adv. Neha Gupta
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Sir, please provide complete details of the revision petition along with trial court order as in the absence of complete facts we are unable to respond to your query. For further query please contact us.
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Adv. Rakesh Kumar Singla
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yes court can move ex-parte against the defendant who is not appearing despite notice. However there is no thing like 'filing exparte'. If the judge deems fir, he can move ex-parte against the defendant.
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Adv. Vishal Sharma
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