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Reissuing/ reserving summons if court address change Reissuing/ reserving summons if court address change

2 years ago

In my present HMP suite, opponent party presented by advocate. However, they neither file say nor attended court afterwards since last 2 years. Court allow me process one sided as their was no any written say filed by opponent. I have submitted my affidavit for verification and my cross or we can say NO CROSS ORDER was pending. Recently, new civil court senior division for 4 Tahsil formed and new court established at different location. Court has issued notice for informing new court address for further process as usual. But, notice could not get served and belief report returned back mentioning respondent is not stay at registered address. What would be further steps expected by the rule ? Now, can i process and pray for my NO CROSS ORDER .....OR reserving of notice is mandatory if court address change, by the law for further steps in the matter ? Please guide me.

Vaidehi Samant

Responded 2 years ago

A.If Court address has changed normally as per the rule the parties are summoned with new address to appear on concerned date, however in your case if the other side doesn't turn to Court even after twice being summoned you may request the Court to pass an exparte decree in your matter. Thank you. If you have found the answer helpful than please provide review and give *****. Thank you.
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