Salman's advocate Mahesh Bora appealed to the court explaining his busy schedule besides highlighting the recent threats issued on social media against the Bollywood star by SOPU group connected with gangster Lawrence Vishnoi as reasons for the failed appearanse.
The court accepted Salman's plea and gave December 19 as the next date for hearing.
Another advocate of the superstar, Hastimal Saraswat also moved an application to allow him a breather from attending regular court hearings.
In the last hearing held on July 4, when Salman Khan did not attend the hearing, the court gave a strong reprieve asking him to remain present during the September 27 hearing else face strict action.
The blackbuck hunting case dates back to 1998 during the shoot of "Hum Saath Saath Hain".
The day celebrated the strength, passion, and unity of women in the corporate world, marking a significant step towards fostering teamwork and well-being
Enhanced business management features to support entrepreneurs in GCC
The currency saw some relief after hovering close to the 84 mark for much of the week
Kejriwal was first taken into custody in March by India's financial crime-fighting agency, weeks before the country's national elections
The workers' first strike since 2008 will start at midnight Pacific time on Friday
Considerations are at an early stage and Blackstone may still decide against pursuing a deal, a report said
Temperatures could be as low as 28ºC in Abu Dhabi and 29ºC in Dubai and 24ºC in internal areas