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Appeal in high court..............................


06-Jul-2026 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
If i file an appeal in high court after losing the case in session court for cheque bounce and if the appeal is dismissed can i refile the appeal in high court
Answers (5)

Answer #1
819 votes
Yes, you can appeal. If you lose an appeal in the Sessions Court for a cheque bounce case (under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act), you can challenge that order in your State's High Court.
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Answer #2
647 votes
Dear Sir If your appeal is dismissed by the High Court you cannot refile the same appeal in the High Court again because criminal courts generally do not have the power to review their own final orders on merits according to Section 362 of the Code of Criminal Procedure Once the High Court passes a final judgment or order dismissing your appeal the remedy available to you is to challenge that dismissal order before the Supreme Court of India by filing a Special Leave Petition within the prescribed time limit
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Answer #3
532 votes
In a cheque bounce case , an appeal is filed before the sessions court, on adjudication of the appeal the aggrieved party can file a revision petition before the high court , on dismissal of the revision petition, you can not file a fresh revision before the high court.
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Answer #4
954 votes
No, ordinarily you cannot file a fresh appeal before the High Court against the same judgment once your appeal has already been dismissed. If the appeal was dismissed for default or on technical grounds, you may seek restoration of the appeal by filing an appropriate application. However, if the High Court has dismissed the appeal on merits after hearing the case, the remedy would generally lie before the Supreme Court and not by filing another appeal before the High Court. The exact remedy will depend on the nature of the dismissal order.
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Answer #5
888 votes
Yes sir , you can file a revision petition before the High court, subject deposit 30 percent of the awarded amount High court stays the sentence confirmed by the 1st appellate court. for filing revision petition and any other legal issues feel free to contact me. K Shashikumar Advocate
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