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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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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,

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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Dear Sir,
The orders are in favor of petitioner that is who filed the writ petition. Discuss on phone for more clarifications.

Dear Sir,
Orders will be passed ex parte.

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.

Hi,
There might be two reasons for such delay. First is the generic issue of delay in court process and second might be due to the imposition of nationwide lockdown. You can still try to classify your matter for urgent listing through the HC website or by informing the registrar.
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bilkul
इस मुद्दे को high court ले जाया जा सकता है

Dear Ma'am,

At the outset, i hope things at your end are fine and everyone is hale and hearty.

Regarding the query that you raised, prima-facie (apparently) there seems to be a genuine claim available in your favour and accordingly, various legal resources may be resorted to. To decide, which one would be the most favourable, we would have to discuss the facts of your case. Therefore, i request you to reach me at the number below, for further discussions.

Regards,
Sankalp Malik
Advocate
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