What is civil summons for?

Answer by  nila (143)

Civil summon means calling the partys to attend the court proceedings, that is if plaintiff is putting a case on the defendent. The court gives summon to attend the court in time.

Answer by  Rose (6804)

There are no specific laws in place that state how an employer is to handle pay day falling on a holiday. Most companies will pay you the day before or after the holiday.

Answer by  sherry (211)

a civil summons is a to yell you come to appear at court to lawsuit. like a loan company sueing you

Answer by  Semaj (83)

A civil summons is the instrument which requires the defendant(s) to appear and answer the Complaint. While the filing of the Complaint initiates the civil lawsuit, you must serve the Complaint, along with the civil summons, in a manner accepted in your jurisdiction. Failure to do so may result in a dismissal.

Answer by  Gabriel (2146)

A civil summons is an order by the court for a person to appear in a non-criminal matter. It can be as a party to a civil action (such as divorce or litigation) or as a witness for one of the parties. Either way it is a court order and you have a legal responsibility to respond as directed.

Answer by  LAView (38)

Civli summons is for a despute to be resolved in a fashion between a judge, and the plantiff, and the defendent. The judge hears the complaint and makes the decision.