Legal Question in Family Law in India

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Many details are missing. I will like to see your bail order only that can reveal the language and reasoning of the judge. The judge can sure pass the order for your appearence before him but how the divorce case has been connected will require perusal of the bail order. Your fears seems imaginary.You can contact me for further advise on my e-mail.

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unless and untill you are granted permanent bail,you must have to appear before court.You can merely gain some time by delay tactics but ultimately you have to appear in court.judge can compel you to return to India by several means and can also confiscate your passport but ther is nothing to be dishearted there are ways to tacle the situation.You may also approach Higher court if you find the order of court immproper and unjust.Contact with all details and documents for detailed advise on subject matter but take note that advise shall not be free of cost.

Re: Divorce Case question

In a case like this, the Courts in India are empowered to :

(a) direct personal appearance of the parties in divorce cases;

(b) pass an ex parte order in case of non-appearance;

(c) if you appear in the court, you can be asked to deposit your passport in court;

(d) in a criminal case, it is the usual practice to ask the accused to deposit his passport and furnish an undertaking that he will not leave the country without prior permission of the court;

(e) An order passed by High Court can be challenged in appeal before the Supreme Court of India.

An appropriate advice can be offered ONLY after perusing documents of your case. Please send all the papers as attachment with your e-mail.

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yes offcourse the judge can give such directions.If not satisfied you may move to superiorncourt challanging such direction.For further advice send the copy of the bail order in my email [email protected] so that the actual wordings may be perused.

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your passport may be impounded only in exceptional circumstances where the court feels that you may jump the bail but in normal circumstances the court can not compel you to come back. THIS CASE PERTAINS TO WHICH STATE. DO SEND ALL THE DETAILS INCLUDING COPY OF F.I.R. FOR FIRM SUGGESTIONS.

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