The court will issue NBW against the husband. 

File an application for cancellation of the AB on the ground that the husband is misusing the liberty granted by the court. 

Regardss 

If there is endorsement on the notice that he refused to receive the summons then the court can take this as valid acceptance and hence without your husband's presence the court can proceed ex parte.

So ask the court to grant interim maintenance and on default of such payment the court in filing of the execution case can issue warrant of arrest. 

Refused to accept summons is proper service

2) summons is deemed to have been served 

3)court can pass orders for interim maintenance if your husband does not attend court or engage lawyer inspite of service  of summons 

4) in 498 A case court can issue bailable warrant against accused 

Yes if he doesn't appear them court will issue nbw against him

1. He has taken AB for the FIR registered u/s 498A of IPC and for DV no arrest is made.

2. If it is established that your husband has refused to receive the Summons for the DV case filed by you, the said case might proceed ex-parte.

Scan the entire document of the court over camscanner app and you email it as well as whatsapp it, take print copy of email and print of whatsapp and submit it to court

The criminal case under section 498a is different to that of the DV case. 

In the former, the police will serve the notice to the accused to appear before the court, if he do not attend the court, then the court may issue NBW  and even may cancel bail for jumping bail.

In DV case it may set him exparte and an exparte decision may be given against him.

The court shall issue warrant in the case. The warrant is for non appearance so the AB shall not apply also it can pass order of interim maintenance.

1. Since the process served has reported that summons have been refused by him the court can and must now proceed ex parte against him as he has been given sufficient opportunity.

2. It can now pass ex parte interim orders.

3. NBW is not to be issued in DV case at this stage.

Dear client 

1.   Do you  you engage any advocate for assistants ?

2.   Have you filed 498A in which court - family court or criminal court

3.   If need legal assistance at Banglore i will do neddful 

Non receiving is proper delivery of summons. Now court will pass ex parte order if he not appeared on next date.

Submit supreme court judgement that proper delivery of notice assume when party refused to accept notice/summons.

1. Court will send Bailable warrant against respondent No. 1 that is husband.

2. If he still refuse to take summons then court can grant Ex-parte orders against him. 

if he refused to take summon from the court, the Hon'ble Court will take their absence and passed exparte order and proceed with the case. You can seek interim relief and protection order from the court. if the interim maintenance grant by the court, then you will have option to bring them to court by issuing arrest warrant against them.

Dear Madam,

You may apply for interim order and any other interim applications and get orders in your favor. You advocate must be smart to snatch orders ex parte and execute the same.

He has rejected the summons but that means he knows that a case has been filed. Therefore this should be informed and the court must be requested to proceed ex parte and grant interim maintenance.

Dear Madam,

 If they refused to take notice from the court, the Hon'ble Court will take their absence and passed exparty order and proceed with the case. You can seek interim relief and protection order from the court. if the interim maintenance grant by the court, then you will have option to bring them to court by issuing arrest warrant against them. Kindly contact for Further details and legal assistance.