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Ex parte divorce proceedings after evidence
04-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have applied for a divorce which is now proceeding ex parte. On last date i submit my testimony through an affidavit. My lawyer says now on next date it will be argument. But when i checked it on the application ecourt services it is still showing next purpose of hearing - evidence. So what will happen on next day? Will it be argument and some other evidence? How much more proceedings will take place?
it will be for the arguments on the next date..online roznama is not always updated in the lower courts.. please be assured of the same..
it will not be for evidence..your advocate will have to argue on the said application..take necessary judgements..
it will not be for evidence..your advocate will have to argue on the said application..take necessary judgements..
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