Question 107: In case there is a plausible reason that the litigant in a divorce case cannot go to the Court to testify at the request of the Court (for example, being hospitalised in a hospital, etc.), can that litigant give his or her testimony outside the Court and if so, how will the procedure be conducted?
In case the litigant in the divorce case cannot go to the Court to give testimony; the Judge in charge of the case, if deeming necessary, may take a testimony outside the Court headquarters[2]. Thus, the litigants have the right to request the Judge in charge of the case to take testimonies outside the Court…