Rcr_decree after 9 hearings with respondent absent

You need to put emphasis that court should grant exparty orders in favour of petitioner

Yes, Ex-parte decree could be passed in the absence of Defendant. 

then after it has been passed, defendant could approach the Court for cancelling the ex-parte order on sufficient grounds 

Plaintiff could go for the execution of the orders. 

Serious advice from me would be to hire lawyer and contest your case.

Regards, 

Adv. Nitin Kapoor 

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RCR is a weaker section. This can not be enforced on a party, although decree awarded. On the other hand exparte orders are temporary in nature and can always be challenged in higher court or in same court.  It will only further lengthen the process.  RCR is a toothless tiger.  So dont ask to pass exparte orders, it will lead to further wastage of time.  Let the case meet its natural end when opposite party will appear and trial will continue and case will be decided on basis of merits of the case. OK? So, ask your advocate to get summons/warrant issued as wife is not appearing in court.  She will appear and let the case finish naturally.

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Originally posted by : Ramesh Singh
	@sachin brother, What's the next step after exparte RCR.

After taking RCR degree one should write some love letters to other party to come and join if opposite pary doesn't revert or response is not justified. Then after one year file for divorce