Can a person facing a civil case in India avoid appearing in court if they fear for their safety? Can their lawyer handle everything? At what points would their presence be absolutely necessary?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Can a person facing a civil case in India avoid appearing in court if they fear for their safety? Can their lawyer handle everything? At what points would their presence be absolutely necessary?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

In India, a person facing a civil case can seek exemption from appearing in court due to safety concerns. Their lawyer can handle most proceedings, but their presence is crucial for specific events like giving testimony, cross-examination, and settlement negotiations.

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