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Attendance in DV case . Practical not theory.


26-Jun-2026 (In Divorce Law)
Many advocate are saying attendance in each date is not necessary in DV case ..can u advocates plz guide regarding this ..how many bunk can we make with or without warrant..?..warrant means pollice catch us n produce or have to take bail or warrant is just like notice but compulsory present?..in DV case can absent 2 or 5 continue or each date compulsory till maintenance n bunk after it..??..plzz help..thanks
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Answer #1
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Attendance in a DV case is not required on every date unless the court specifically directs your personal presence. However, repeated absence without valid reason may lead to a bailable or non-bailable warrant, so always follow your advocate's advice and seek exemption when needed.
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Answer #2
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you can always appear through your lawyer and your lawyer can file an exemption application on each date warrants are initially sent against you when you don't appear even through your lawyer and you can always file for bail application
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Advocate Areeb Ansari

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Answer #3
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Attendance in a DV case is not required on every date if exempted by the court. There is no fixed number of absences. Repeated absence may lead to a bailable/non-bailable warrant. Follow mine advice and seek exemption when needed.
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Advocate Pankaj Bajaj

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Answer #4
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In DV case if you appear by advocate than it is not necessary to appear before court... Your advocate can see the matter however it's better your presence when evidence of opposite party recorded... DV cases warrant not issued by court unless interim order not follow particular interim maintenance order... so don't worry regarding warrant and conduct the matter sincerely...
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Advocate Rajesh Ramprasad Jaiswal

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Answer #5
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The application for exemption with reasonable ground should be filed through Advocate record and it needs be Allowed by the Court. if on any perticular date it is rejected by the court then on next date the accused should be present in court. in case there are more than one accused in case one accused needs to be present, case to case and stage of case it may vary
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