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General Timeline for ExParte Order Announcement


13-Jan-2025 (In Divorce Law)
With genuine help of the advocate, the notices have been served, news paper publication is done with due approval from the Court in a quick time(9-10 months) , still the ex-parte order is not yet commenced after 3-4 months (2 hearings). Is it normal ?
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Answer #1
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The Court upon satisfaction that all due steps as contemplated by the law have been fulfilled in regards to service of summons and bringing it to the attention of the wife that such divorce proceeding is filed and pending:; upon due satisfaction the Court passes such exparte order immediately. However by way of abundant precaution and considering its a matrimonial dispute the Court might have post pone for passing of ex parte order. However, on coming date press for passing ex parte order. The Court will surely pass the order.
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Answer #2
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Well, if the Ex Partee Orders have not been given, then your Advocate needs to file a Written Application requesting Court to do so and if the concerned lower court is not doing its job, then you can approach High Court to seek such Orders.
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