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Ex party divorce file in divorce case according hindu act


22-Jul-2025 (In Divorce Law)
What happens if the opposing party's lawyer does not appear in a divorce case? And how long will it take to file this case?
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Answer #1
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Ex parte proceedings. Repeatedly fails to appear despite proper notice, may proceed ex parte meaning it hears only one side and passes judgment based on that party’s evidence. how many times it happens
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Answer #2
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Namaste, Who is filed the divorce case ? At which place didi you file ? Has respondent benn served wix a notice ? Has the Respondent appeared in court even once ? has the Respondent engaged and advocate and filed a vakalatnama ? if yes, then you that is Applicant can file an application for closing the stage of the Respondent and proceed with leagal process... for more details contact Adv Khevna Reshamwala
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Answer #3
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If you have filed a case in court through your lawyer, talk to your lawyer. The other party has received notice of the case and is not present in court through his lawyer or in person, then you can get an order from the court to proceed with the case ex parte. And you can proceed with your case. Call for more information. nine nine one three eight five seven four nine eight.
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Answer #4
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in the opposing party' s lawyer not appear it doesn't make effect in case ...in this cases party's attendance need more than lawyer...after one year of marriage and separation of parties you can file divorce case ..
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Advocate Priyanka Limbachiya

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Answer #5
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An ex-parte divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, occurs when one spouse files for divorce and the other spouse is either not properly served, does not appear in court despite being served, or is intentionally evading the proceedings. In such cases, the court may proceed with the divorce in the absent spouse's absence, resulting in an ex-parte decree.
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