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Can i appeal against the judgement of HC in SC and get stay order
13-Jul-2023 (In Civil Law)
Sir, I filled petition in HC against Second advocate commission report (partition case), now HC has delivered judgement. i am not satisfied this judgement, can i go appeal against this judgement in SC?, Can i get stay order from SC against this judgement? please advice me. Thanks advance.
Yes ur always open with option right to move to Supreme Court!!! But u have option of appeal also if the judgement is delivered by single judge mr/mrs u can't move before bench . Thanks is not need I am bound to advice u based on my professional ethics
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Adv. Sanjay J Rajpurohit
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If high court is not second appeal court, the answer is affirmative, if not it is not possible by appeal. generally i advice people to be very cautious while approaching supreme court, as a appellate court it is concerned only with question of law and not fact.
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Adv. RS Raghavan
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Hello,
First I have to understand the case and the Judgement of HC. for any judgement we can appeal to the next level court. I can help you for appeal in SC for that I need details of the Judgement.
First I have to understand the case and the Judgement of HC. for any judgement we can appeal to the next level court. I can help you for appeal in SC for that I need details of the Judgement.
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Adv. B. Sivasubramanian
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If you are not satisfied or happy about the judgment given by high court, you have rights to prefer an appeal before supreme court too.
Getting a stay order from the supreme court depends on the cas, judgment and the presentation by your lawyer at supreme court, this cannot be predicted.
You could have furnished some details about the case or judgment so that more proper opinions could have been rendered.
Getting a stay order from the supreme court depends on the cas, judgment and the presentation by your lawyer at supreme court, this cannot be predicted.
You could have furnished some details about the case or judgment so that more proper opinions could have been rendered.
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Adv. T Kalaiselvan
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