Reading: Respected Sir, Could we request a swift ex parte order from the court, considering the accused (landlord) is deliberately delaying the case by repeatedly seeking adjournments? The accused, with police assistance, forcefully evicted the complainant (tenant) from the premises and looted belongings after filing a 145 case. Now, the case is nearing completion of recording the complainant’s statements, with all evidence submitted.

Respected Sir, Could we request a swift ex parte order from the court, considering the accused (landlord) is deliberately delaying the case by repeatedly seeking adjournments? The accused, with police assistance, forcefully evicted the complainant (tenant) from the premises and looted belongings after filing a 145 case. Now, the case is nearing completion of recording the complainant’s statements, with all evidence submitted.

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3 months ago

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Could we request a swift ex parte order from the court, considering the accused (landlord) is deliberately delaying the case by repeatedly seeking adjournments? The accused, with police assistance, forcefully evicted the complainant (tenant) from the premises and looted belongings after filing a 145 case. Now, the case is nearing completion of recording the complainant’s statements, with all evidence submitted.

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

While the court may consider the accused’s delay tactics, an ex parte order is unlikely in this case. The court prefers to hear both sides, and the seriousness of the allegations, including police involvement and looting, necessitates a fair and complete hearing. You should emphasize the urgency of the matter and the hardship caused by the delay to the complainant.