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Adv.Swapnil (Advocate)     04 July 2013

Consumer court-opponent not appearing

Filed an complaint against an builder & also an interim Relief application, the summons have been duly served to the OP, but on first date he did not appear & is never expected to appear at court.

What to do for Ex-parte orders?

Should Interim Relief not be contested & directly press for the final orders?



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DR.SANAT KUMAR DASH (Eye Specialist)     05 July 2013

Consumer Court will give sufficient Time to the Opposite Party. If the Opposite Party did not appear, you  should press for the the Ex-Party Order in the next date of Hearing.


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