Manini 06 September 2017
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 06 September 2017
In family courts, POA may not work. When your Advocate states some thing, believe and trust the professional advice.
Raveena Kataria (Advocate ) 06 September 2017
KS Johal 06 September 2017
KS Johal 06 September 2017
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 06 September 2017
Yes you can. File an Application for exemption of personal appearance from each date of hearing and an Application seeking permission of the Court to appoint a POA and attach a copy of the POA to the same. The same may be allowed by the Court subject to certtain conditions, such as you may be required to be present at the time of your cross-examination.
KS Johal 06 September 2017
KS Johal 06 September 2017
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 06 September 2017
Clarification- My reply was only to the query on the Nullity Petition on the assumption that you have already all your requiste permissions for Australia in place. The rest info already provided in detail by all the learned experts.
P. Venu (Advocate) 06 September 2017
The case pending in a Family court is not a crminal proceeding. I am ata loss to understand how a pending civil dispute could be a restraint in going abroad.
Moxit Shah 07 September 2017
Dear Manini,
matrimonial matters are civil matters, in civil matters, one can give their power of attorney to appear on his behalf. In criminal matter, one cannot give his/her power of attorney to appear on his behalf. but, matrimonial matters are very personal matters, therefore some judges ask for personal presence and not the presence of attorney. your advocate has given you opinion considering the practice adopted by courts in such area.
Moxit Shah
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