Can i request the judge to send the summons via ballifs

Many Thanks for the reply!

Let me tell you the background behind my request is my wife has threatned me of prolonging the case since she just wants me and my family to suffer.

I had filed for Divorce in May 2015 in Thane Family court and the case was transfered in Thane Sessions court due to backlog of cases in thane family court(This is what i was told by my lawyer at that time). After about four months of hearing in Thane sessions court, one fine day my wifes lawyer said to the court that i had applied in the wrong court and that the case to be transferred to the Thane Family court also the judge dont have the right to oversee the case since this was a family matter. so the judge asked me to transfer the case to the Family court which i think is absolutely cruel, since my months were wasted. I beleive this is what my wife had wanted to prolong the case as much as possible and i think she won.
I then applied in the Family court on October and i got a date which is 6th feb 2016 which was anyway long, moreover all the process has to be followed from scratch right from giving summons.
This to me absolutely cruel since this is just delaying the case further.
Could you please advise if i have the right to prepond the case?
Awaiting your valuable inputs.

Regards,

Srijith

Dear Srijith,

Its very normal that parties don't receive summons or delay in sending summons.  Ask court to send summons through courier and dasti also

Dear Sidharth,

Thanks for the Suggestion!

Its a all mentally tiring to go through all the procedures again right from sending the summons, since i had taken a lot of pain doing that earlier before the case was transferred.

Just to move the files from one table to another, you have to go out of the way else no one does the work.

Its criminal.

Regards,

Srijith Ramachandran

@ Renuka.. Thank god you are not a Judge...An you as a social worker,,,with your mindset its no wonder our gov is banning so many social workers..

Your out of your mind!!

Regards,
Srijith Ramachandran