can i file appeal or revision in HC against lower court biased order after a yr after long time what is limitation time to appeal or any legal remedies in the interest of justice can i file appeal or revision in HC against lower court biased order after a yr after long time what is limitation time to appeal or any legal remedies in the interest of justice

3 years ago

Hello,
need to know can i file appeal against false DV for quashing the whole procedure of the same and false dowry charge sheet, i have proved evidences and electronic evidences etc and im the first complainant also filled RTI and tax evasion, because she is absconded when she filled first case DV she already live shaprated and got order interim maintinance without couse she live other place from july 2017 to till now and she file dv in march 2018 before this due to not getting response from her side i was file a complaint, which is in record under PS where she file 498 bogus FIR,
and DV is not practically possible because she live other place i was effort to patchup but something fishy going on that time which i know the new address in first DV order, and many things are naxus of corruption and forgery false statement false story in case.

need to know can i file appeal in current time because time gap in between of order in DV maintenance biased order and also she getting same thing in crpc 125, what the fast process for justice she misuse these things, and using title of my wife, and i bear unnecessarily burden, please suggest can i approach high court now for fair trail and for stoping suffering from court, even in RTI i mention that complaint which is before her filling date but police official avoiding to provide status of existing complaints…..need help legal remedies?

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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 3 years ago

A.Hi,

We need to read the judgment/ order passed by the learned trial court to understand the merit and consideration taken on the material/ evidence available on record. You can definitely approach HC with a consolation of delay application if any delay.
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Rajagopal Sripathi

Responded 3 years ago

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A.Hi
You can file an appeal under section 29 in the Sessions court against the DV order (given that your evidences might not have been considered by the court) .
In law, Dvc proceedings are different from 125 Cr.p.c proceedings, but any benefit arising to the complainant because of these 2 proceedings should be considered so that there is no double jeopardy for the husband.
You can approach the appellate court (sessions court) and ask for quashing of trial court order. High court will not interfere now given that trial court has already passed a final order. So, filing the appeal in sessions court is the right procedure.

Hope this information is useful.
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

Responded 3 years ago

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A.Dear Sir,
You are correct. Most of the cases before the Courts are false. You can get summary disposal of such cases if you approach the High Court under section 482 of Criminal Procedure Code for quashing. Please give me Rank 5 if you feel my answer helped
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