Reg. court notice acceptance
NB
(Querist) 04 December 2009
This query is : Resolved
Sir/Madam
1. Should defendant accept or refuse a civil court notice with comments as addressed mentioned by petitioner is wrong and neither signed nor supported by petitioner's affidavit except advocate signature to avoid court lengthy procedure prem. objection, issues and final verdicts etc.
2. Petitioner un necessary creating problem by serving court notices to the applicant due to some igo issues with the defendant.
Thanks for anticipation
regards
NNB
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 04 December 2009
1. Defendant is required to accept the court notice to avoid some adverse order on the date mentioned in the notice. if the notice is not accompanying the required copy of petition then this fact should be clearly mentioned by the defendant but he should sign it and should follow the direction of the court otherwise he should be ready to face its consequences.
2. Every court has to serve notice as per its procedure as laid down in civil Procedure Code and if defendant feels any problem then he should appear in the case and in that event automatically such summons from the court shall remain stopped.
pawan sharma
(Expert) 14 December 2009
1.Defendant should accept the court notice and attend the date fixed by the court faillour which he face adverse order of the court.
2.If he apper befor the court can submmit his defence in the court.
