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Filed revision in high court against the ex partee order of 125 crpc. However, high court directed u


16-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Filed revision in high court against the ex partee order of 125 crpc. However, high court directed us to withdraw the current petition and file 126 (2) in lower court. In the high court order, it is mentioned, 'Learned counsel for the revisionist states that he does not want to press the present revision and therefore, it may be dismissed as not pressed with liberty to file afresh. The present revision is accordingly dismissed as not pressed with the asforsaid liberty.' need help in this.
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Hi. You may file an appropriate application under the said provision before the concerned family court where the matter is subjudice. You need to get it drafted and have to satisfy the court that you were prevented by sufficient cause from attending the case
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