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Process post Exparte Order to exhibit


10-Aug-2025 (In Divorce Law)
Spouse is missing since 2 years; police complaint filed on the day of disappearing; exparte order given by the court; as per evidence, missing complaint is placed; police is requested to be present; but police didn't appear; another date is given; my question is if police will not appear even in the next hearing; what should be done? should the next step will not be taken by the court till apolice's presence as witness? Is there anything what I can do to expedite the situation? Kindly guide.
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Answer #1
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If its just second hearing that police is not appearing as witness in the matter, you cannot really do anything except asking court to issue warrant or pass order without witness. However, if police is consistently staying absent, you can surely ask the court to pass order with available evidence or issue warrant against the police, failing which court will pass order
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Answer #2
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Well, if the Police Personnels do not appear, you kindly request the Hon'ble Judge to pass a Contempt of Court Case against such Police Officials and direct the concerned Police Station to showcause on Affidavit, what or which steps they have taken since 2 years to find your Wife!
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Answer #3
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since the court has already passed an exparte order and directed the police to appear, their repeated absence amounts to non compliance. in such a situation you should file an application before the court. you can also approach the superintendent of police with a written complaint.
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