When to request for ex parte order?
Can we request for ex parte order or decree from the court if the respondent is not responding to the notice since 7 months?
2 years ago
A. The court itself will take cognizance of the fact that the respondent is not appearing and move on the pass the order ex parte nonetheless event the plaintiff/petitioner can request the court after a sufficient time has been given to the respondent to appear, to pass the order ex parte.
What are the right to privacy related to Covid 19
Sir or madam Please clear my doubt. 1.Covid Vaccination is coming under the right to privacy or not. Because people in anywhere india they follow various types of medical methods like ayurvedic , sidd
2 years ago
A. Hi,
The government and the Department of Health are working to improve things. Only in rare circumstances, such as when a person must travel to another state or pass a border, is mandatory vaccination needed. You have the right to life and personal liberty under the constitution, thus you can approach the Hon'ble HC with your question about mandatory vaccination.
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Respondent's non-reply
In my case the date is increasing from date to 7 months there is no reply by the respondent has the defendant lost the right to reply if the matter is to be settled how to do if the respondent present
2 years ago
A. Hi,
You may either seek an ex parte order because the other party isn't there, or you can try to talk to them and settle the disagreement peacefully.
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Reply notice
If the court has reserved a post for a candidate in a recruitment and sent a notice to the respondent, then the respondent will respond to the notice after selecting him for that post?
2 years ago
A. Defendant ko notice milne ke baad apni jababdehi karni hogi. Notice dene ka arth yahi hota hai ki defendant ko suna jae koi aadesh karne se pahle.
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About order
Case stage - "FOR ORDERS- DEFAULT CASES" What does mean of this case stage and what happens after?
2 years ago
A. Hi.
A default order occurs when the defendant in a legal case fails to respond to a court summons or does not appear in court. If this occurs, a court may rule in favor of the plaintiff by default.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Notice
"Case stage - FOR ADMISSION NOTICE SERVED" What does mean of this case stage and what happens after?
2 years ago
A. Hi,
There are several phases that lead up to the cases being heard. The process begins with both parties receiving legal notice, and then the rest follows. This is the stage at which a case is awaiting admission and the parties are obliged to be present. If your current case status is admission, it means the case will be heard for the first time, and appropriate orders will be issued if necessary. Respondents will be directed to file a counter in the matter - this stage is called interlocutory, ...ReadMore
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Writ
"Delay in filing the notice is condoned.Office to process"what mean of this order?
2 years ago
A. Hi,
The Limitation Act ascertains which cases, when filed, have lost the right to be adjudicated because of falling beyond the statutory time period given. It is also the case in your situation however, the court has allowed the petition. Office to process conveys the same.
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Writ Petition
"Learned counsel for the petitioner submits that while therewere four posts of TSP area and there was no reservation for any female candidate for grant of one post to female in the TSP area out of fou
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
The orders are in favor of petitioner that is who filed the writ petition. Discuss on phone for more clarifications.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Writ
How can the case be disposed of if the respondent is not responding to the notice?
2 years ago
A. Dear Sir,
Orders will be passed ex parte.
Writ
How much time is given to the respondent after the notice is given and the respondent shall reply to the notice reply only on the date fixed by the Court or may respond even earlier?
2 years ago
A. The Respondent can reply even before the next hearing date or on the next date and it depends on the Respondent but certainly not after the hearing date as court will take that lightly. Many a times the Respondents who are willing to settle the matter fast reply much before the next hearing date.