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Ann Delorme (Housewife)     15 January 2020

Framing of issues

The Judge in the Civil Court has taken four months, since the last Interim Order was passed in my favour, but still has not framed issues in my case. Can I go up and speak to him, just to ask him when issues will be framed? He is a very polite and genteel person.



Quick Summary
This discussion addresses a significant delay in a civil court case, where issues have not been framed four months after an interim order. The original poster is asking if they can directly approach the judge to inquire about the timeline. Advice given suggests that direct contact is generally not permitted due to rules of conduct. If representing yourself, a polite inquiry might be possible, but if you have legal representation, only your counsel can communicate with the court.

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Sb Karma   15 January 2020

Originally posted by : Ann Delorme
The Judge in the Civil Court has taken four months, since the last Interim Order was passed in my favour, but still has not framed issues in my case. Can I go up and speak to him, just to ask him when issues will be framed? He is a very polite and genteel person.

You can consult with your local lawyer,

you can not direct go to the judge,you need to obey Rule Of Conduct

TGK REDDI   15 January 2020

If you're Plaintiff-in-person, you can urge the Presiding Officer extremely politely.

If you're represented by an Advocate or anybody, you have no say.    Only your Counsel has.


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