Can I approach supreme court to sue high court judge in india
3 years ago
There is a Judge who is a lady who is very harsh and is waiting for giving judgement against me even though I am innocent. Can I sue her? by approaching the supreme court of India?
Sidhaarth
Responded 3 years ago
A.You are innocent or not is a matter of trial and conclusion of trial. In such circumstance no case to sue the judge is made out. You cannot dictate order. If you are not satisfied with order then you have right to appeal challenging the order.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
No, she is protected by law so as to be able to render her judgments without fear or bias. If you attempt to disrespect the Judge in Court, you can be imprisoned for contempt. It is better to not take this personally.
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No, she is protected by law so as to be able to render her judgments without fear or bias. If you attempt to disrespect the Judge in Court, you can be imprisoned for contempt. It is better to not take this personally.
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A.Hi,
No, she is protected by law. However, you can appeal the case in the Supreme Court by way of a Special Leave Petition.
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No, she is protected by law. However, you can appeal the case in the Supreme Court by way of a Special Leave Petition.
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A.No, You cannot sue her by approaching the Supreme Court, though you may be feeling the judgement given by her against you is illogical but then to the judgment is based on the documents , evidence and the proof pertaining the case nothing can be taken on a personal level. It is what the documents state about the case. Also you have not told us what type of case and judgement is passed against you.
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DIYAVARHUSSAIN SHAIK
Responded 3 years ago
A.Dear Client
As per your inputs, you got a adverse order from High court, then proceed to supreme court by way of SLP, judges work on the basis of the prevailing law and the available documents that support the petition, you can not take the matter for personal, you have every right to file appeal
As per your inputs, you got a adverse order from High court, then proceed to supreme court by way of SLP, judges work on the basis of the prevailing law and the available documents that support the petition, you can not take the matter for personal, you have every right to file appeal
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