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What is the procedure to appeal in court
16-Mar-2023 (In Civil Law)
I want to know that if the decision of any case is reserved by a double bench of h c . After 90 days can we filled an application in supreme court .is it proper way?Our case is related to service matter.
If the judgment stands reserved by the Division Bench of High Court and it has not been pronounced yet, then you cannot go to supreme court. Supreme Court in these circumstances can only be approached when a High Court judgment/order is being challenged under Article 136. If there is no judgment in the first place, then there is no basis to approach the Supreme Court.
If there is any urgency then the only thing that can be done in the present circumstances is that you can mention the matter before the High Court and request for an earlier pronouncement in light of such urgency. It is completely within the discretion of the High Court to allow or reject such plea. If the urgency is genuine then such request should normally be allowed.
If there is any urgency then the only thing that can be done in the present circumstances is that you can mention the matter before the High Court and request for an earlier pronouncement in light of such urgency. It is completely within the discretion of the High Court to allow or reject such plea. If the urgency is genuine then such request should normally be allowed.
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Adv. Asif Ahmed
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You may file an application for early disposal of the said application before concerned court. On that application court may dispose off the pending application or dismiss your application for early disposal then you can go to supreme court
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Adv. Puja Shrivastava
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The formal procedure for this has to be to apply for an early hearing application at the concerned high court and then seek the liberty of the court to issue directions in the matter with effective judgement.
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