How to ask court to recall dasti summons order and instead use court procedure?

When returned, postal department assigns a reason for non-delivery. Reason?

What is the reason for he registered post being not delivered? What is the reason recorded by the postman on the envelope? 

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Thank you.

There are many a missing fact! First of all, why dasti notice? Which Court? What is the type of case?

If a civil suit filed in a civil court, summons by registered post is required only if the defendants reside outside the State. Even then, registered post is sent on behalf of the Court at the expense of the Plaintiff.

If it is that it is dasti notice, the petitioner/applicant is required to sent the summons by registered post and file affidavit of service. As regards to proof of delivery the same could be accessed at indiapost.gov.in. Even if it is the case that acknowledgement has been received, postal department is prompt in replying to the complaints.

You are assuming too many things, I am afraid, File affidavit of service with the documents you have and leave it to the Court as to there has been Notice is proper or otherwise. To my knowledge, the Court is not required to be hyper-technical as to proof of service.