Due to not attending case...judgment given

 File a petition under section 317 of Cr.p.c. is an exception under which trial or enquiry can proceed in absence of the accused if the court is satisfied with the reasons assigned in the petition.

yes the court will allow the petition for attending January 20th, you are suppose to show the court the travel issues when you are outside India. If you are residing in India the court will issue warrant on you to attend the accused before the court. But your situation is different I expect. you have a right to reopen the maintenance case if the suit got exparte decree in her favor. 

manoj

advocate

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Dear Querist

My opinion on your query is as under:-

Q:- can we give request to the court for attending the case on January 20 which is the confirmed date where he can attend the case? Will court allow me to do so.

Opinion:- husband may file an application U/s 126(2) of Cr.P.C.in the case of 125 of Cr.P.C. for the set aside the ex-party Judgment and pray for fighting the case on merit.

if the case is related to domestic violence and the court passed maintenance order then you may file an application Under section 25(2) OF Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act-2005 and pray for set aside the ex-party judgment and fight the case on merit.

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Nadeem Qureshi Adv

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Why did you not attend the initial proceedings? It shows that you're most likely not participating the proceedings despite due service; because no Court, not even munsif magistrate passes an ex-parte order on a single non appearance. Better appear and contest instead of imagining that non-apperance will somehow work in your favour. You better appear now through a friend/colleague/lawyer on the next date of hearing (non-compliance/non-payment) with a letter of authority (non-lawyer) or a Memo or Appearance/Vakalatnamaa (Lawyer) and present the documents citing the reason for you non-appearance on that one date and the Court will definitely  consider it. So far as the order of maintenance is concerned, you better have good reasons supported with proof for your non-appearance.

@ Rama ji, Section 317 Cr.P.C.  provides for the situation where the accusd is evading appearance; that will actually work against the querist who is not appearing or defending the case.

I agreed with Sec 126(2) and sec 317 CRPC but due to some kind of commitment for settlement from Advocate. My friend has given a medical certificate and got extended date for one month but his Advocate could not settle the matter so he wants to appear in front of the court on 27 January because he is not there in India.

Can court allow him to attend the trial

thanks

Shree

Hi Expert,

Any suggestions

HI Experts,

do you have any opinion on this

thanks

Shree

Hi Masters,

Please help me with suggestions

Hi Experts,

Expecting some suggestions

thanks

I think your problem is financial in nature. If you are unable to pay maintenance, raise loan. You need to approach bank for it. There is no use banging your head here.

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Hi Expert,

I think you have not read  the reply carefully...my friend   already submitted the medical certificate in the court to get next date  and now on next date also he can not   attend the case as he is in abroad(not in India) and will be back in January so can he get an exemption from the court or not

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