Court has ordered that (defendant) has no say since I didnt appear for hearing
1 month ago
I'm defendant #1 There's a recovery case against me and a broker, the broker hasn't even filed a lawyer. He's defendant 2. I filed the vakalatnama and time extension at the first date. It's been two years and my lawyer said there's nothing to worry prior to the latest hearing. Since the defendant 2 hasn't filed his say, We are waiting for the defendant 2 for his say since I'm stuck unnecessarily in this case because of him. The latest case status shows that the court has ordered that defendant 1 has no say versus the claim. And I can't contact the lawyer immediately due his personal reasons. What should I do?
A.Dear Client,
It seems that the court has concluded the case against defendant no.1 in an ex-parte manner due to the lack of engagement, non-appearance, and failure to submit any written response over the past two years. The court, in its observation, has noted that the defendant has not contested the claim or presented any counterarguments. Given this situation, it is advisable to check the cause list of the relevant court to ascertain the next scheduled date of the case. Additionally, consider seeking advice from another legal professional who can provide guidance on the appropriate next steps in the matter.
It seems that the court has concluded the case against defendant no.1 in an ex-parte manner due to the lack of engagement, non-appearance, and failure to submit any written response over the past two years. The court, in its observation, has noted that the defendant has not contested the claim or presented any counterarguments. Given this situation, it is advisable to check the cause list of the relevant court to ascertain the next scheduled date of the case. Additionally, consider seeking advice from another legal professional who can provide guidance on the appropriate next steps in the matter.
Helpful
Helpful
Share
A.Dear Client,
It appears that the Court has closed the case of defendant no.1 ex-parte for non-persuasion/non-appearance and non-filing of any written version for the last two years with the observation that the defendant has nothing to say against the claim. In the given scenario, find out the next date of the case from the cause list of the respective court where the case is pending and get in touch with another lawyer who may guide you with the next course of action in the matter.
It appears that the Court has closed the case of defendant no.1 ex-parte for non-persuasion/non-appearance and non-filing of any written version for the last two years with the observation that the defendant has nothing to say against the claim. In the given scenario, find out the next date of the case from the cause list of the respective court where the case is pending and get in touch with another lawyer who may guide you with the next course of action in the matter.
Helpful
Helpful
Share
Read Related Answers
Street parking in residential colony
Dear Client,
Try to resolve the matter among yourself. Firstly if its an apartment try to complaint to the apartment authorities . Harassment per se would not be a valid ground apt to the scenario, Y...
Work money not paid
Dear Client,
This is a very tricky situation. Technically speaking there must have been a documentation of you resuming work after your first email and you continuing working there makes it unofficia...
Common wall
Dear Client,
Firstly please bring it to the notice of the apartment association if you live it in an apartment. Secondly communicate with your neighbours and learn as to what work is being done and...
Property joint way issue
Dear Client,
Given the situation, you need to adhere to the Schedule of the property as mentioned in the Sale Deed. In the query, you mentioned that the actual passage of all properties is 7 feet. In...
Varsai & will
Dear Client,
The wife of the deceased husband is not entitled to his ancestral property. According to Hindu Succession Act, only the coparceners of a Hindu joint family are entitled to inherit ancest...
Read Blogs on Civil
Civil Lawyers
Find Lawyers by Location
