Application for Personal Exemption of the Complainant (India)
This template is a formal application used in Indian criminal courts to request that a complainant be excused from attending a specific hearing date. It is filed under Section 256 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, when the complainant's personal presence is not immediately required for the proceedings.
Application for Personal exemption of the Complainant u/s 256 CrPC, 1973
BEFORE THE METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATES / MAGISTRATES COURT AT _______
C.C. NO. ______ / SS / 20___
_______________ …..Complainant
Versus
______________ …… Accused
APPLICATION FOR EXEMPTION FROM PERSONAL APPEARANCE
MAY IT PLEASE YOUR HONOUR
I, on behalf of the Complainant, do hereby beg to state as under –
1. That the Hon’ble Court on about ______ was pleased to issue Summons against the accused No. ___ abovenamed, directing the said accused to remain present today.
2. That the complainant, because of some business purposes, could not remain present on today’s date of hearing.
3. That, the presence of Complainant is not required for today’s date of hearing.
In this backdrop, it is most humbly prayed –
a) The presence of the Complainant be exempted for today’s date of hearing, and the case be proceeded with, in accordance with law.
FOR THIS ACT OF KINDNESS THE APPLICANT AS IN DUTY BOUND SHALL EVER PRAY.
DATED THIS _______DAY OF _____, 20___
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