Complaint has been registered as FIR 42/2024 u/s 493,376,420 IPC

962 votes

Please send case details we verify and inform u.. you have a option to file a petitions to set a side the orders if any pass by the honourable court.. without u r knowledge and information they obtained the orders..

Advocate Priyanka Padmavathi LawRato

600 votes

1. Types of Cases Possibly Referred To: Since the context involves a husband leaving the wife and child, the case could be related to: Section 125 CrPC (maintenance), Domestic Violence Act, Child custody or matrimonial proceedings, or Criminal case under 498A IPC. Let’s address the general remedy to reopen a closed case due to absence or lack of notice: 2. What You Can Do (Legal Remedies): A. File a Petition to Restore the Case (Restoration Petition): If the case was dismissed due to non-appearance or by default, you can file a Restoration Petition or Application for Recall under: Section 362 CrPC (with limitations) OR Under inherent powers of the court (Section 482 CrPC) for criminal matters CPC Order IX Rule 9 (for civil/family court matters) In the petition, explain: You had no knowledge of the closure, You were not served or properly informed, The matter affects your rights (like maintenance or custody). B. Certified Copy of the Order: Obtain a certified copy of the case order dated 11-09-2024 from the court where it was filed. That will clarify: Why it was closed Whether it was dismissed for default or settled This is essential before drafting a reopening/restoration petition. C. Refile the Case (If Needed): If the court does not allow reopening, and your legal rights (maintenance, custody, DV protection, etc.) still need to be addressed, you can file a fresh case citing the ongoing desertion and neglect by your husband.

Advocate Venigalla Srinnivasa Rao LawRato

560 votes

You can file a petition to set aside the ex-parte order or dismissal under CPC Order 9 Rule 9 or Rule 13, stating valid reasons for your absence and lack of knowledge about case closure, to reopen the matter.

Advocate Koteshwara Rao LawRato