Reading: My divorce case has been pending in the Bangalore High Court for four years. An early hearing application was granted in February 2016, but after almost 25 hearings, the case hasn’t progressed. We’ve been waiting anxiously with my elderly father, but it seems like the court isn’t moving the case forward. Even when I requested a hearing, the judge penalized me by delaying the case for three months instead of hearing it. It’s been listed again, but nothing is happening. What can I do to ensure my case gets heard? It’s been listed for six months, but nothing seems to be happening.

My divorce case has been pending in the Bangalore High Court for four years. An early hearing application was granted in February 2016, but after almost 25 hearings, the case hasn’t progressed. We’ve been waiting anxiously with my elderly father, but it seems like the court isn’t moving the case forward. Even when I requested a hearing, the judge penalized me by delaying the case for three months instead of hearing it. It’s been listed again, but nothing is happening. What can I do to ensure my case gets heard? It’s been listed for six months, but nothing seems to be happening.

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2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My divorce case has been pending in the Bangalore High Court for four years. An early hearing application was granted in February 2016, but after almost 25 hearings, the case hasn’t progressed. We’ve been waiting anxiously with my elderly father, but it seems like the court isn’t moving the case forward. Even when I requested a hearing, the judge penalized me by delaying the case for three months instead of hearing it. It’s been listed again, but nothing is happening. What can I do to ensure my case gets heard? It’s been listed for six months, but nothing seems to be happening.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My divorce case has been pending in the Bangalore High Court for four years. An early hearing application was granted in February 2016, but after almost 25 hearings, the case hasn’t progressed. We’ve been waiting anxiously with my elderly father, but it seems like the court isn’t moving the case forward. Even when I requested a hearing, the judge penalized me by delaying the case for three months instead of hearing it. It’s been listed again, but nothing is happening. What can I do to ensure my case gets heard? It’s been listed for six months, but nothing seems to be happening.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a contempt petition against the judge for not adhering to the earlier order granting early hearing. You can also approach the Chief Justice of the Bangalore High Court seeking intervention in the matter and expedite the hearing of your case.