Pooja Khatri 24 December 2017
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 24 December 2017
Pooja Khatri 24 December 2017
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 25 December 2017
Firstly tell me do you have an advocate handling your case in the Family Court, if yes, kick him out and engage another learned advocate to do the job.
Secondly there are many district courts in India under the direction of their High Courts started the process for sending summon through email, fax, electronic means etc. along with regular sending of summons. Order 5 Rule 21 CPC.
Thirdly, the email notice can be sent by the party or its advocate to opposite party, the affidavit of the petitioner/plaintiff to this effect and copy of the email be placed on the record of the court to proceed ex-parte as in spite of numerous sending of summon/notice to appear the respondent/defendant is avoiding or ignoring it. Delhi High Court in one of its decision followed this process and may courts in India recognize this process of sending electronic notice to the opposite party.
Pooja Khatri 25 December 2017