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Legal advice on court notice and 2nd hearing


09-Jan-2024 (In Divorce Law)
What is the exact meaning of paper publications under court ? Whether the lawyer only have to make announcement thru paper ? Or just we will get permission from court that we can announce thru local news paper in their hometown ? Can you please clarify? After the 1st hearing also, still notice was not received by respondents and it got returned and delayed. Can you please advice when court notice will sent and 1st hearing completed already
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Answer #1
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Hi if notice is not being served to the respondent and he is not appearing before court then court give chance to severe notice on another address through court order then also respondent is not appearing then advocate can seek permission from court for papers publication and then also no representation then seek Gm for ex-parte order.
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Answer #2
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Dear Sir, Under Order 5 Rule 20 of CPC a Paper Publication may be ordered to be issued on the application made by Advocate accompanying his Memorandum of Facts are affidavit of the party. In rarest of rare cases if process is not served through RPAD etc., then Court may order like that.
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