In so far as the 498A (DOWRY CASE) is concerned you can apply to the court for permanent exemption from personal appearance as your appearance before the court causes you hardship, whereas in the DV case you are not required to appear before the court in the first instance. The presence of your lawyer before the court in DV case shall suffice for all legal and practical reasons.

1.There is no need to appear on each and every day of hearing.

2.in DV case your occasional appearance is enough.

3.Howeevr in 409A CASE YOU SHOULD BE FREQUENT BUT NOT ON EVERY DATE FOR SURE..

in DV case you need not appear in court on every date . your lawyer can appear on your behalf

2) as far as dowry case is concerned make an application to court seeking exemption from personal appearance

3) you can file for divorce on grounds of mental cruelty

4) also file defamation case against wife under secton 500 of IPC if she has maligned your reputation

You can avoid personal appearances in dowry and DVC cases some times by filing attendance dispense petition through your lawyer. In divorce case also you can napper through a GPA or Lawyer/ Advocate.

You dont have any option than to appear before court on each and every date of court hearing or else the court may issue non-bailable warrant agaisnt you.

Your advocate may file a petition on one or few occasions i you are not able to attend the court due to unavoidable circumstances, to condone your absence, but it cannot be done on a regular basis.

If you are having problems as cited, you may file a petition under section 205 cr.p.c. before the trial court seeking to dispense with your personal appearance owing to the reasons as justified by you in the petition.

Dear Querist

engage an advocate and your advocate may submit your exemption application if you are not able to appear before the court on date fixed.

You can file divorce case, restitution of conjugal right or judicial separation cases against her U/s 9,10 & 13 of Hindu Marriage Act

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