Application For Passing of Decree - Pankaj Pathak
Application For Passing of Decree - Pankaj Pathak
VERSUS
1. That the present suit was filed by the Plaintiff on 21/11/2023 and the last date of
2. That this Hon'ble Court admitted the present suit and accordingly the Ld. Court
issued summons upon the Defendant within the due course of time. It is pertinent to
mention herein the summons were issued by the Hon’ble Court were duly delivered
and served to the Defendant via Registered Post dated 02/12/2023. However,
despite of delivery and service of the summons upon the Defendant, the defendant
intentionally, deliberately and consciously choose not to appear before the court in
order to delay the hearing and cause great inconvenience to the plaintiff. That the
defendant even after delivery and service of summons intentionally failed to file the
memo of appearance in the Last Date of Hearing. (COPY OF THE POSTAL RECEIPT
Therefore, this Hon’ble Court vide order dated 11.01.2024 again issued direction for
filing the Process Fee within the due course of time. (COPY OF THE ORDER DATED
4. It is pertinent to mention herein that the second summons issued by the Hon’ble
INSTRUCTIONS” from the residential address of the Defendant which were sent via
submitted that the first summons were duly delivered and served upon the
appear before this Court and evading the court proceeding despite of having
knowledge of the same. Thus on the direction of this Hon’ble Court, the second
summons were issued and returned unserved, which gives a deemed presumption
that the defendant has the knowledge of the ongoing proceeding against him before
5. That till date, the Defendant intentionally, willing and voluntarily choose not to
appear before the Hon’ble Court even after receipt of the summons earlier and
intentionally failed to file a written statement in pursuance to the present suit against
the defendant.
PRAYER
That it is, therefore most respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble court may be please
to :
1. To pass an ex-parte order/ convert the present suit into ex parte suite against
the defendant
3. To pass any such order in favour of plaintiff and against defendant may deem
fit and proper under the facts and the circumstances of the case.
DELHI
DATE: 04.04.2024