Legal Question in Family Law in India
Can I be present in the court after 12:00
Dear Sir,
I am a government employee. My job timings are from 7am -12 am. A
case is there in a lower court against me. The court timings are
10:00 am to 04:00 pm. I want to appear in court after 12:00 i mean
after completing my job. Now a days I am taking full day leave from
the job. Can I be present in the court after 12:00 and put the
signature in the court proceedings without taking leave from the
govt. job. Please also guide if there is any application that i
have to give to court for doing this.
Please help.
Yours sincerely
Raj
4 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Can I be present in the court after 12:00
SIR
1) If the case is civil in Nature, then you may not need to be present in the court every time.
2) If your facing criminal trial, then on all dates you have to be personally present. However, In criminal trial you can always seek exemption from the court to remain personally present in the court. You can do so by making proper application in the court.
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Re: Can I be present in the court after 12:00
What is it civil or criminal case? Any way you can apply to the court and get relief.
Re: Can I be present in the court after 12:00
You may make an applicatin to the court for time adjustments. your situaiton is very genuine and in all probability the court should accomodate your request.
Re: Can I be present in the court after 12:00
What nature of case you are facing. Is it a civil or criminal case?
With the help of your lawyer apply for the directions to the court as your situation is queit genuine and this will help you out for sure.
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