In Absence Of Appellant Or His Lawyer , Appeal Should Be Dismissed In Default Not An Order On Merit : Allahabad High Court

In a recent Allahabad High Court case, the court dismissed an appeal due to the appellant's lawyer's absence, marking the case as ex-parte. The appellant's failure to present their case resulted in a default order, with the court ruling that the appeal could not proceed on merits in the absence of representation. This decision underscores the importance of legal representation in ensuring a case is heard properly. The dismissal reflects procedural rules and highlights the need for adherence to court schedules and deadlines to avoid unfavorable outcomes.