1. It s not possible, except by reason of a casual attitude incongruous with the duty of a lawyer, that your counsel could not be aware of the court proceedings. The judge neither sleeps over the file, nor keeps it at his house. The file remains in the court and the same may be seen at any time by the lawyer in accordance with the law and after the payment of necessary court fees by the litigant.
2. If you have a reason to believe that the court order will be unfavourable to you then it is apposite to chalk out the further legal strategy well in advance so as to obviate the consequences of the order.
3. You must be having a copy of the case filed against you and the reply tendered by your lawyer. Meet a lawyer in person with all the documents in your possession so that he may objectively assess and acquaint you with the legal remedies available to you. The remedies are multifarious depending on the specific grounds taken in the case by your landlord.