Ex Parte in DV Act

u can file an application under section 24 of DV Act stating change in circumstances as you have tendered your appearance and the court is required to hear u before passing any order.

sir,

ex parte relief is sought against ur client under section 23(2) od the d.v. act.

proceedings under domestic violence act shall be disposed of withing thirty days.

as u have tendered ur appearance u can insist upon the court to proceed with the evidence.

there s no such provision under d.v. act to seek the set aside of ex parte order unless there is change in the circumstances of the case.

 Vijay ji, 

circumstances change dika kar aap is ka hal DVA me hi dhund sakte hai. you are so intellengent guy in chandigarh. Yaar muktsar ki hawa lag gai lagta hia.

Anyhow what about marriage. 

Your any  clarification is always welcome;

Mail me at 

adv.kamal.grover@gmail.com

Advocate

M:09814110005

PB. & HRY. HIGH COURT CHANDIGARH (INDIA)

With Regards

Dear Kamal, if the order has been passed just two months back, it would sound absurd to plead the change in circumstances.

With love

Vijay

 Petition to set aside exparte order can be filed under Proviso to Sec.126(2) of CrPC read with Rule 6(5) of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Rules