My cheque bounced case in the lower court is facing a roadblock. The accused didn’t show up for the first hearing claiming illness, but then secured a stay from the High Court on the second hearing. I’m unsure how they managed this stay. What should I do now?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My cheque bounced case in the lower court is facing a roadblock. The accused didn’t show up for the first hearing claiming illness, but then secured a stay from the High Court on the second hearing. I’m unsure how they managed this stay. What should I do now?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

The accused likely secured a stay from the High Court by filing an appeal against the lower court’s order. You should consult with your lawyer to understand the grounds for the stay and discuss strategies to proceed. This may involve challenging the stay in the High Court or pursuing other legal options available to you.

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