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Sandeep Pamarati (Advocate)     06 July 2019

Absent Petition when Magistrate is away on training

hi folks

I recently turned PIP (Party in Person) in my 498A and PWDV cases.

From July 1st, the Magistrate, Presiding Officer of the Court went on training for 3 months. As I had not know this fact, I had sent Absent petitions via Registered Post, as I sent on previous occasions. This time eCourts does talk about my absent petition at all. It just says PO is on training.

Question:
Is it mandatory (for a PIP) to submit Absent petitions u/s 317 CrPC to Court even when the Magistrate has gone on, for trainings?

Does advocates also file Absent petitions for their clients, during absence of the Presiding Officer/Magistrate/Judge?


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 2 Replies

P. Venu (Advocate)     06 July 2019

It could also be that alternate arrangements are made once the officer is on training.

Sandeep Pamarati (Advocate)     08 July 2019

yes, another magistrate is made incharge. incharge is just giving adjournments

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