Dear Sirs, I Kannadasan b (Petitioner) RCR against wife ? What if my wife takes exemption (VAIDA) for not appearing the court for first hearing? Will that favour me Thanks & regards, Kannadasan.B
If your wife has genuine reasons for not appearing before the Court then it could not be taken against her.
If reasons for not appearing before the Court are intentional and deliberate, it will be taken against her and if she continues to do so she'll be proceeded ex Parte.
See wife can seek time for filing reply and in RCR personal presence is not required.
Please note that first hearing date is for appearance of party either personally or through lawyer so she can file vakalath and may file objection to rcr. She can appear through counsel in case thereafter it will be posted to conciliation by court to see any element of settlement.
pray court for warrant for appearance if proper summon is aleady issued n recd by her but not appearing. Court may agree to do so
Personal presence of wife is not necessary on each date
It ya not favourable for you
Dear,
Not favor you, because court exempt 2 or 3 appearance but if she
will not attend more than 3 times, then you ask court to issue warrant
against her.
1. In civil suit physical appearance of the parties is not mandatory unless the same is for reconciliation process or for their respective evidence.
2. So whether on the first date or on any other dates thereafter is he attends the case in person or remains absent will cause no advantage to your case or disadvantage.
No need for parties to appear on every hearing, advocate can represent, so no specific benefit.
No, let the court notices be delivered to her and in case she don't appear in the court after satisfaction by the court the court will give you ex-parte decree in this regard which will be good for you in case you go for divorce
Hi
The same will not be taken seriously. Court will give a chance for not appearing. It will not favour you.
If the same happens repeatedly, you can push court for favourable order.
Good Luck
Hello,
If she does not appear for few consecutive hearings then the court will proceed ex parte without hearing the opposite party.
Regards
Not really because unless she will not appear, the case does not proceeds.
If she receives the summons and not appearing before the court neither being represented by an advocate then the court may calle her absent, set her exparte and an exparte order may be passed on the same day.
