The address for service of all processes and notices on the Petitioner is as set out in the cause title above.
2) it should be the address where Petitioner is currently residing
Petitioner address in criminal misc application
My understanding is that a petitioner and the respondent/s address is required primarily for delivery of court notices/service etc. Therefore it does not have to be the petitioner's residential address. It can be any address for communication. As long as the petitioner receives communications at that address. My questions are: 1) Is this understanding correct? 2) are there in precedents to establish this.
Asked 6 years ago in Criminal Law
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14 Answers
Yes. It's correct and he admits it.
You can deliver it in last known address
1. The address cannot be just any address.
2. If the case is filed against an order passed by the courts below or it is for FIR quashing then the address apearing on the record of the trial court has to be mentioned as the first address.
The address given in the petition is for communication purposes only.
Hence you may give the correct address through which the parties to the case can be reached.
1. IN criminal cases the residential address is preferably to be mentioned though there is no legal bar to mention the office address of parties as well.
2. There is no requirement to show precedent on this.
your understanding is correct, however, present communication address and permanent address both should be given,
1. Yes the understanding is correct though if it is alternate address both permanent address and it can be mentioned .
Also if any lower court order is challenged then same address can be used as used in lower court.
In writ petition addresses of all the parties including the petitioner and the respondent should be provided to issue notices.
It is the responsibility of the petitioner to provide correct addresses so that the notices issued by the court should reach to its recipients the petitioner has to take steps after the order of the court so that notices can be issued
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Dear Sir,
Yes, it can be any address for communication
Full address to be given of persons on whom process to be served—Persons on whom
processes are to be served or executed, shall be described therein fully, by a statement of the
name, father’s name and other particulars as will facilitate identification and service. In the case
of service and execution of process in towns the name of the street, lane or section and the
number of the house (if any) shall also be given.
You have to write address where you reside or where you want to receive the letters etc. There is no harm in giving an alternative address.
Regards
This is the law.
When suit will file , petitioner will himself to give his address in plaint. But defendant address will of his permanent address along with any temporary address where he is residing at present.
Ans: Yes, those addresses are mainly for the services of the first notice, petitions, any other service through the advocates for the other side etc.
No, there are no precedents to establish this, as these are recorded in the Bombay High Court Rules, Original Side and or the Appellate Side Rules.
However, if you are the Petitioner always remember to add all the addresses of the respondents (including residential and or office) address so as to make an effective service on all the addresses.
Petitioner should mention his permanent for communication.
You can also mention your alternate address also .
1. yes your understanding is correct
2. But The petitioner should provide the address mentioned on his address proof he is giving with petition.
