Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India
suprem court of india passed order as under
" Issue fresh notice to the unserved respondents, returnable
in eight weeks. Dasti, in addition, is permitted."
I AM GOING TO HANDOVER NOTICE PERSONALLY MY UNDERSTANDING IS AS UNDER
I HAVE TO DELIVER DASTI NOTICE TO RESPONDENTS ADDRESS BY HAND AND TAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IF THEY REFUSES TO TAKE NOTICE OR THEY TAKE NOTICE BUT REFUSE TO GIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT I HAVE TO MENTION THIS IN MY AFFIDAVITE WHICH I HAVE TO SUBMIT
AND I CAN ALSO DELIVER NOTICE COPY BY HAND TO HIS WORK PLACE AND TAKE ACKNOWLEGMENT FROM INWARD DEPARTMENT
PLEASE CORRECT IF I WRONG AND ADVICE
THANKS
REGARDS
SANJAY KULKARNI
3 Answers from Attorneys
You are correct both ways as per your statement and court's order and this is the only meaning of dasti service I.e. by hand
"Dasti" service means by hand through "process server" appointed by the court. You need to approach the local civil court of the area and submit the 'dasti" summons there. The court will appoint a process server to serve "dasti" on the respondents. You may accompany the "process server". However, the "dasti" service orders does not entitle you to directly approach the respondent with the summons.
If you will read the summons carefully, you will find the court has addressed the same to the local civil court with direction to serve upon the respondent.
The opinions given above, with due request to my friends, do not appear to be correct in law.
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