Asked in Cheque Bounce
Greetings! First of all it is important to know the fact that the Court may not proceed ahead with the matter unless the summons are being served on the accused person, even if the same is served to accused via Email as it happens in the case of 138 NI Act, you may file the affidavit of proof of service which will enable the Court to issue the bailable warrants. Declaring someone absconder is a serious judicial step which is exercised after exhausting all possible means. You may take consultation for further legal advice and assistance. Regards.
Dear client I am sorry to hear that but in this case you can go ahead and serve the someone by yourself or you can issue it by the way of rpad
You can take summons byhand served him personally with the help of police or You can Issue by way of RPAD also.
To issue the arrest warrant for the accused the main ingredient is that he is deliberately avoiding the summons that are being issued by the court. Also it's preferable to inform the court regarding this and it's a matter of arguments in the court. Normally the court will issue the bailable warrant first and then a non-bailable warrant will be issued and even if he/she fails to appear then attachment of property will be followed along with the tag of proclaimed offender. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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