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arunan   24 July 2020

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On last month Karnataka high court had issued a notice to me as respondents but till date I have not got the notice how to tackle the situation. My address is correct. Court has not given the next date


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If you've learned about a Karnataka High Court case naming you as a respondent but haven't received official notice, don't worry. Even if the court ordered notice issuance, the petitioner may not have complied yet. Continue to informally track the case. The proceedings cannot advance without proper service of notice to you, and website information does not count as official notification.

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Hemant Agarwal

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     24 July 2020

Originally posted by : arunan
On last month Karnataka high court had issued a notice to me as respondents but till date I have not got the notice how to tackle the situation. My address is correct. Court has not given the next date

 

1. You are contradicting your own words.  Check carefully and proceed.

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arunan

arunan   25 July 2020

Let me explain you sir in detail when I checked case in the name of party it showed my name and address and order said issue notice to respondents but even 1month later I have not got any notice. I m waiting to attend the court by collecting the notice
Aniket Giri

Aniket Giri (ADVOCATE)     25 July 2020

So the position is that you have unofficially got the knowledge that a case has been instituted against you. Though the court has directed the Petitioner to send notice, it may be they haven't as yet compiled with the order, so don't worry keep track of the case unofficially as you are now and wait for the notice to come.
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P. Venu

P. Venu (Advocate)     25 July 2020

The case cannot proceed further until and unless the Notice is served upon you. The information posted in the website does not constitute proper notice.

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