Appearances in court for filling of reply

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Appearances in court for filling of reply

11-Aug-2025 (In Divorce Law)

Can my advocate represent me as respondent counsel in filling of reply and my physical presence of any respondent is not required.

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Advocate Pavani Kumari LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2025-08-11T10:11:07+05:30

Answer #1

Yes. As per civil procedure and court rules, your advocate can represent you as the respondent, file the reply on your behalf, and attend proceedings without your physical presence, unless the court specifically directs otherwise.

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Advocate A Murali Mohan LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2025-08-11T11:34:34+05:30

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Yes, your advocate can represent you as respondent counsel and file a reply on your behalf without your physical presence in most cases. Courts generally allow lawyers to handle written submissions, hearings, and procedural steps for respondents. However, for final hearings or cross-examination, your presence may be required if the judge orders it. Ensure your advocate has a signed vakalatnama (authorization) and relevant documents. Check specific court rules—some tribunals (like consumer forums) permit virtual appearances. Always confirm with your lawyer to avoid delays. If exempted, file an affidavit explaining absence.

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Advocate Baddam Aravind Reddy LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2025-08-11T14:45:51+05:30

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hi yes an advocate could appear on your behalf and represent on your behalf and that your advicate file the arguments on their behalf and your advocate could file submissions on your behalf and that your presence is not required

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Advocate Sujith Kuchipudi LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2025-08-11T18:09:43+05:30

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Yes. In most civil matters, including filing replies, your advocate can represent you through a duly executed vakalatnama without your physical presence, unless the court specifically directs you to appear. Routine hearings, filing of replies, and procedural steps can be fully handled by your counsel.

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