nope boss sorry u cant take permanent exemption untill u have very very solid reason.... as in ur case i dont think so there is any...any yes u can manage to skip a date or so....where ur counsel must appear and file ur exemption...but that too for that date only.....
i dont knw but is sounds a bit odd that in DV Act case u manage to get 22nd date...!!! strange for me....may be not for others....however it is just a delaying tactics adopted by the complainant and the judge must consider it....which he/she is not doing i think in ur case...judge should have considered it and along with that ur behaviour as well must be considered that u have been appearing on all the dates etc...the case has to be disposed off within 6 months....i donn know on which grounds the complainant is getting adjournments........may be that the compromise talks are going on between uand ur wife and there is liklihood of compromise....may be due to this, the judge is allowing the adjournments.....my advice to u would be..............
NOT TO SKIP ANY DATE IN COURT COZ IF U SKIP AND UR COUNSEL APPEARS ON UR BEHALF ....U MAY LATER ON DOUBT UR COUNSEL.....AND SECONDLY U CANNOT GET PERMANENT EXEMPTION WHATEVER THE CASE MAY BE UNTIL U HAVE STRONG GROUNDS.....AND PERMANENT EXEMPTION IN YOUR CASE WONT BE ALLOWED....APPEAR REGULARLY AND PROVE THAT U ARE NOT GUILTY AND NOT RUNNING AWAY......get ur case referred in mediation and sort it out....avoid further litigation..........
hope u got my point
All The Best.....
