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Is it mandatory for respondent to attend family court
22-Jun-2023 (In Family Law)
Is it mandatory for advocate or respondent to attend FCOP case that is in trials? Will court take any action against respondent if not attending the case? Respondent is not interested in anything from the petitioner
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in this case if you have received summons then you have to attend the court to honour the court's requirement for your presence
failing to which may result into adverse orders will be passed against you for which you had given fair chance of hearing
even if you don't want anything from other party it is your legal duty to put forth your testimony
in this case if you have received summons then you have to attend the court to honour the court's requirement for your presence
failing to which may result into adverse orders will be passed against you for which you had given fair chance of hearing
even if you don't want anything from other party it is your legal duty to put forth your testimony
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Adv. Rohit Shaligram
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What happens if wife does not appear in court?
Advocate Piyush Shrivastava
Ex Parte Decision: The court can proceed ex parte if your spouse does not attend court, despite having been served with summonses and notifications. The court will decide in your favor even if your spouse is not present.
What happens if I dont attend a divorce case?
The case can be dismissed if he doesnt appear to defend his case. You can ask the High Court to intervene if the court keeps adjourning the case without reason.
How do I get a divorce if my wife is not willing?
A divorce lawyer will file a contested dissolution of marriage if the wife refuses to grant a divorce. A contested divorce is more stressful than a mutual one. Divorce is either mutual or contested. Contested divorce occurs when the wife denies divorce.
It is not compulsory upon the party to attend the matter however liberty is been given by the court to other to come and put up their case. In case you have received the summons from record and you are willfully not attending the matter, the court may pass an ex-partee decree against you assuming the contents of the petition big true.
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Adv. Neelkanth Goswami
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If the petitioner has filed case in family court, he/she must be asking for grant of some relief/prayer from the said court. If you as a Respondent is not attending the court then court may proceed ex-parte and pass appropriate order/ judgement in the case as per the petition filed by petition and it may have adverse effect for you.
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