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Kavya vashist (Housewife)     19 April 2014

Dv case list of documents handover

Dear experts,

I would like to know about the process of List of documents of the case handover process by the petitioner to the respondent.

Is it necessary for the petitioners lawyer to handover the documents to the respondent/ lawyer or it has to be collected by the respondents lawyer from the court directly?



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M.Sheik Mohammed Ali (advocate)     19 April 2014

once you filed case, your advocate should submit extra copies with petition, that copies for

respondent will get, through court . 

Mahesh R. Sonawane (Lawyer/Fight for justice)     19 April 2014

1. It has to be collected by the respondents lawyer from the court directly.

2. Not necessary for the petitioners lawyer to handover the documents to the respondent/ lawyer.

Kavya vashist (Housewife)     20 April 2014

Sir,

1. If the respondents lawyer is not collecting the documents from the court and alleging the petitioner lawyer to handover the documents for two consecutive dates , what should the petitioner do?

2. I read that a DV case judgement can be done within 90 days, too theoretical though but from the date of filing the petition to only the document receiving stage (which is not yet done) it is 90 days ...

Mahesh R. Sonawane (Lawyer/Fight for justice)     20 April 2014

then suppy him copies before the court and take received. Though 90 days mention but practically it is not possible.

Shantanu Wavhal (Worker)     20 April 2014

u can VERBALLY bring this to the notice of the court

also u can file WRITTEN purshis to this effect.

Kavya vashist (Housewife)     20 April 2014

Thanks experts.

also @ Shantanu, can you pls explain what is meant by your suggestion  WRITTEN purshis ?

Shantanu Wavhal (Worker)     20 April 2014

generally, when we want to convey something to others, we make use of words / verbal statements.

 

in court, if u verbally tell something to the court, ur words vanish in air. There is no record of verbal things. at a later stage of the litigation, u can not SHOW ur VERBAL WORDS to anyone and there is no proof to what u said.

 

remedy :

therefore, a purshis is a way to tell something / anything to the court in written format.


in short,

purshish = a simple paper, on which u write what u want to tell the court & stick a court fee stamp of rs. 5/-

such purshish can be exhibited and read in evidence.


however, understand that u can not put forth any prayer in a purshish. u can furnish only information.

Kavya vashist (Housewife)     21 April 2014

Thanks Shantanu 

Shantanu Wavhal (Worker)     21 April 2014

my pleasure

 

knowledge is power.


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