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Appeal in High court against exparte divorce in wife's favour
10-May-2025 (In Divorce Law)
Dear Sir/madam, my wife filed divorce case in 2022. In between I could not appear twice in proceedings on 21 august and 16 oct due to medical issues of me and my father but judge did not considered medical documents. Also judge asked me to pay 25000 litigation amount to my wi. 1. Should i challenge inHC. 2. If I file , then do both parties have to appear in HC for clarification 3. Will HC consider medical reports and reasons for non appearance 3. How many daysHC will take to decide exparte
according to your query and all questions what you asked in your query during the hearing of the appeal before The High Court High Court will decide all the issues and consider your all the points you have to approach the High Court to set aside that order
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Adv. Amit Pandey
Lucknow | 400+ Answers
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yes you can challenge in high court whether the judge has asked you to pay 25000 as litigation you can challenge in hc both parties have to be ready regarding the medical report then you will be you have to face an exparte order you have to appear both sides regarding the medical document
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Adv. Spiti Sarkar
Greater Noida | 700+ Answers
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Dear I read your question and I'II advice to you regarding your subject matter. If Divorce case filed by you and applicant or lawyer couldn't be present on date of hearing than Court will decide Exparte order or Costing against applicant. As the same opposite non appearance court will decide the matter against petitioner. you can come Hon'ble High Court for directions on your matter please.
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Adv. Ajay Pratap Singh
Lucknow | 200+ Answers
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on the above mentioned query please mention the date of ex-parte judgement and decree. because appeal against ex-parte judgement lies within 30 days.
1. only High court could set a side the ex-parte order and decree passed by the family court.
2. may be on first hearing on admission of the case , the court decide and set a side the said ex-parte order
3. yes, obviously.
4. no one knows.
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Adv. Ankit Gupta
Lucknow | 400+ Answers
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