Ignore court summons

Hello,

Single default of ignoring summons is enough to take further action against opponent in criminal case. 

Advocates will defend you why you worry  go and engage advocate he will guide u properly ,fill his empty pocket .

If the defendant does not appear for the first and second time, there will be no consequences and the court may issue two or three more summons at least before proceeding to the next step.

If it's a criminal case - when two or four summons are ignored - the court will issue a Non-Bailable Warrant against the defendant which will be sent to the Court Police or Jurisdictional Police Station based on the distance from the defendant’s residence from the court. The defendant may then be arrested - presented before court and will be let off with a warning and payment of something called a recall fee.

If it's a civil case -when ten or fifteen summons are ignored - the court will presume the person to be ex-parte and will continue the case on exparte grounds.

Regards,

Anaita Vas

@Shashi Dhara - Are you suggesting to hire a lawayer to answer a simple question? Why do you assume that it is related to case always? Can't we just to  know the rules?

The 'profile' of the querist suggests that he has no real issue, but only trying have some fun at the expense and credibility of this platform!

Dear Mr P. Venu. - This is a public/subscriber based forum where any question related to the indian law can be askedby the public.  If anyone does not have intelligence to understand the question and the capability or qualification to answer they should refrain  from anwering the question. It would be a waste fof time of the both the parties. I am reporting this to the moderators as you are trying to badmouth my profile and sending a wrong message to the readers here

let the querist come with facts of the case.

Dear Mr. @Sudhir kumar - I think you do not understand what a "public forum" means. It is not place court to provide  nitty gritty details of the case. Sorry no one needs the facts to anwer a simple staright forward generic question  that can be applied to any case. If you  do not know the answer it is better to stay away from anwering 

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