Correct address for court summon
4 years ago
Court asks to provide address of accused (person against whom summon is to be issued) from plaintiff(person who is filing case against accused). How can a plaintiff know the correct address. A criminal won't stay at his/her address after committing crime. He/she would run here and there. How to send summon in that case. I have mobile number of the accused and email id. Its responsibility of court/police to find accused. Police can track the address with mobile number. Its a cheque bounce case. The accused is in different state and case is registered from another state where the bank is located.
Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.There are various methods of servicing summons.
1. Send summons through post to his address and work place
2. Secondary Modes of service by way of Email or affixing the summon on a conspicuous part of the premises.
3. Paper publication
If in-spite of this he does not appear there are chances of Ex parte order or else warrant shall be issued. If warrant fails then proclamation can be issued.
1. Send summons through post to his address and work place
2. Secondary Modes of service by way of Email or affixing the summon on a conspicuous part of the premises.
3. Paper publication
If in-spite of this he does not appear there are chances of Ex parte order or else warrant shall be issued. If warrant fails then proclamation can be issued.
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A.Dear Sir,
With your association and assistance police may find out the accused even in murder cases police unable to trace out the accused.
With your association and assistance police may find out the accused even in murder cases police unable to trace out the accused.
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Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 4 years ago
A.First send old address then not respond then given in local news paper. Otherwise inform to the all concern police station
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