Ex Parte Decree Guidelines

Summary

If an ex parte decree is passed, the plaintiffs claims are accepted due to the defendants absence. Legal procedures, including framing of issues, often require the defendants presence. The court may proceed with framing issues in their absence, but this can be challenged later. Consulting a lawyer familiar with local jurisdiction and family law is advisable.

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If a ex parte is passed then can issues be framed in absence of defendant
If an ex parte decree is passed, the plaintiff's claims are accepted due to the defendant's absence. However, legal procedures, including framing of issues, often require the defendant's presence. The court may proceed with framing issues in their absence, but this can be challenged later.
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Based on the given information:
- Ex Parte Decree: This occurs when one party does not appear in court, and the court proceeds in their absence. The plaintiff's claims are generally accepted as uncontested.
- Framing Issues: Typically requires the defendant's presence, but courts might proceed in their absence. This can be contested later by the defendant.
Given the complexity of the issue, consulting a lawyer familiar with local jurisdiction and family law would be advisable.
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