1. Contact the court: You can contact the court by phone or email to explain the situation and request an extension or rescheduling. Usually the court will make corresponding arrangements based on the circumstances.
2. Find an agent: If you cannot go to the court in person, you can entrust an agent to appear in court or handle the matter on your behalf. The agent can be a lawyer or a relative or friend, but attention should be paid to whether the agent has legal qualifications and relevant experience.
3. Apply for postponement or trial in another location: If you are unable to go to the court in person due to special circumstances, you can apply to the court for extension or trial in another location. However, it is important to note that this requires sufficient justification and court approval.
The information for people who have received notice from the court and need to postpone their business trip abroad is as follows:
1. Business trip certificate: A business trip certificate issued by the company or unit is required to prove that the business trip cannot be made in time. Return to your residence.
2. Proof of air tickets or boat tickets: You need to provide proof of transportation during the business trip to prove that you are indeed on a business trip and cannot return to the place in time.
3. Lawyer's power of attorney: If you entrust a lawyer to appear in court to testify or provide relevant materials, you must provide the original and copy of the lawyer's power of attorney.
4. Apply to postpone the hearing: You need to submit a written extension application to the court, explain the reasons, and request the court to consider it carefully.
To sum up, after receiving the notice from the court, you need to contact the court promptly, explain your situation, and try to respond within the legal time limit. If you are unable to attend court due to special circumstances, you must promptly explain the situation to the court to avoid affecting the proceedings.
Legal basis:
Article 107 of the "Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China"
Service of summons, notice and other litigation documents, It should be delivered to the sender himself; if I am not available, I can give it to his adult family member or the person in charge of the unit for collection. If the person to be served or his agent refuses to accept it or refuses to sign or seal it, the person to be served may invite his neighbors or other witnesses to be present, explain the situation, leave the document at his residence, and write it on the delivery receipt. The reason for rejection and the date of delivery shall be noted, and the recipient shall sign for receipt, which shall constitute delivery.