Dear Querist

File your written evidence by way of affidavit along with all the documents, the court will fixed the next date for cross examination of witness and on that day you can appear before the trial court and after cross examination your work will be done and the remaining part of the evidence or procedure as cross the opposite party or argument can be handled by your lawyer.

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1. I regret to inform that the case has started to move at the wrong time .

2. Since the trial has commenced you have to give your testimony first and thereafter other witness may come.

3. Without recording your evidence other witnesses, if any. can not be examined.

4. Hence you have to be physically present when you would be called as witness.

5. on initial 1-2 dates you can apply for adjournment but thereafter you have to be present.

6/ In bigamy case your evidence on affidavit can not be accepted.

1. Your personal presence is indispensable for the evidence to be taken. You have to under all circumstances appear personally in the court on the date appointed for hearing, failing which a warrant may also be issued against you.

2. The statement of his first wife which had been recorded earlier in the nullity case can certainly be used in the court in accordance with the law.

3. It is the prerogative of the party to give up cross-examination.

4. It is not possible to believe that a Minister of Law and Justice could have directed a court of law to do or not to do something in a case before it. I have not seen or heard something like this happening in India. The executive cannot and does not interfere in the functioning of the courts. So rest assured that if the court is now acting in the manner desired by you it is because of the procedure of law and not because of an instruction from the executive.

5. If it is not possible for you to appear in the court on a given date then your lawyer can request the court to adjourn the hearing to some other date, a request which the court will ordinarily accede to. However, you will eventually have to appear.

1. The statement of his first wife and also her marriage certificate are certainly valid evidence which can be filed before the Court while submitting evidence,

2. Your presence is mandatory for being cross examined,

3. In fact you were to be examined by your lawyer then cross examined by your husband's lawyer. Has your examination been over?

4. This is the usual ploy taken by craftu lawyers to defer the matter purposely since it is known that it will be a harassment on you if you are to repeatedly come to India from Singapore for the case,

5. Your lawyer should have objected for your husband's lawyer's request for not cross examining now,

6. Your lawyer should have insisted or should insist that it will be the last chance if you are asked to appear next time for the said cross examination.

1. You have stated "i had to write a mail to law of Justice who sent a notice to lower court asking for the case status and hence finally the lower court is bothered doing some movement on this case",

2. Who is the law of Justice? Did you write to the Chief Justice who accepted your mail an complaint/application and acted accordingly? Was it was minister of Law? If you had written to Minister of Law, then please note that he has no jurisdiction to direct the lower court or any court for any matter,

3. However, ask your advocate to be alert about the proceedings and let te proceedings flow as per the norms,

4. Ask your Advocate to apply for providing evidence through Video conferrence which may be allowed by the Court if the infrastucture available therein permits such vedio conferrence,

5. Since you have already engaged an Advocate of repute, act as per guidance/advice.