Ex parte divorce decree

What is the base of above question?????

If exparte has been granted it shows that the respondent party has not turned up ,however if one wants the exparte judgement he/she would have to turned the same court and seek the judgement copy if he/she wants to appeal for the same within the limitation time period.

Originally posted by : Vishwa Bhushan Arya
	Rajasthan High Court Rules provide for sending of Divorce Decree to the parties.  Is there any practice in force for sending Ex-Parte Divorce Decree to the party proceeded ex-parte?  In one case, the judgment of ex-parte divorce decree in its operative part provides that copy of the decree be sent to the parties.  Look forward to an answer with thanks in anticipation.

 @querist there is no such rule. A copy of any divorce decree is provided free of cost ( I mean excluding alimony ) ,

in court only ,as somebody has to pay the posatage!. However rule no 93  of raj HC provides for display of decree at a conspicuous place in court premises .

"93. Notice of decree or formal order for objection.-

As soon as the decree

or formal order has been drawn up, the Registrar shall cause to be exhibited on a

notice board placed in a conspicuous position in the Court building and open to the

public, a notice stating that the decree or formal order bas been drawn up. The notice

shall further state that any party to it or his Advocate may on or before a date to be

specified in the notice peruse the same and sign it or file with the Registrar an

objection there-to on the ground that in his view there is a clerical error or omission

in the decree or formal order or that it is not in accordance with the judgment or order

upon which it is founded. Such objection, if any, shall state clearly what the alleged

clerical error or omission is or in what respect the decree or formal order is not in

accordance with the judgment or order. It shall be signed and dated by the party or

the Advocate filing it."

regards

ASHOK