Should i serve the high court notice to other party?

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 15 March 2025 This query is : Resolved
My landlord filed a false FIR to vacate me using Land Grabbing Law of 2020.
I filed a petition in Gujarat High Court to quash the FIR.
Judge gave the following order.
" Considering the above-stated factual aspects of the
matter and arguments canvassed by the learned advocate for
the applicant, I am of the opinion, there is merit in the matter.
Hence, Issue Notice to the respondents, returnable on
April 2025. Learned Additional Public Prosecutor waives
service of notice for and on behalf of the respondent no.1-
State of Gujarat.
In the meantime, the learned trial court is directed not to
proceed further with proceedings.
Direct service is permitted."
Since myself & Landlord lives in the same city & my advocate lives in High court city he wants me or someone that I know to print & serve the above notice & my petition with all documents totaling 300 pages. He says it will cost me few thousand rupees if he sends someone else from High court city.
I am free on bail with the condition that I do not contact or threaten
opposite party or witnesses.
Please advise.
Thank You

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 15 March 2025
If the landlord was impleaded as second respondent but was notified earlier then the court will send notice directly and if High court has passed orders for private notice also then it would be pertinent on your part to send private notice through your High court advocate.

P. Venu (Expert) 21 March 2025
The High Court having permitted direct service, it is incumbent upon you to take steps accordingly.

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