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appeal against order of sessions court of allowing Revision Petition


17-Jul-2024 (In Criminal Law)
I filed criminal case against 4 accused, out of which two accused filed a revision petition against the trial court's order of issuing summons to them. The sessions court allowed the revision petition and set aside the order of trial court and two of the accused got their names removed from the trial. I want to know that can I appeal against the sessions court order in which they have allowed the revision petition. Will it be possible to get the names of the two of the accused again included in the trial. To which court should I go for appealing? What is the procedure for filing an appeal against revision order in this context?
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Answer #1
563 votes
U can challenge the order of session court in high court against the acquittal of the said accused person. In my opinion State will also against this order in high court. U can file a criminal appeeal in high court challenging the order of session court.
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Answer #2
635 votes
Dear Sir, you have to file your case before the high court against.the judgement of the sessions court. Ait appears from the fact of your case, there has to be a basis on which the accused names were removed by the sessions court, for not including their names,.if.sufficient evidence or a prima.facie case appears against.them.
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Answer #3
651 votes
Dear client, Yes u can filed appeal against the order of session court .And Appeal can be filed in the high court and if high court convenience than in that case high court can passed an order for adding name of two accused in the trial court .Dear client if u need any clarification u can contact me and I m happy to help u.
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Answer #4
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Yes order of sessions court can be challenged before the High Court. High Court can set aside the order and direct the trial court to proceed with the trial for all the accused. We will have to approach high court under 482 Petition.
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Answer #5
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Yes, you can file an appeal in the Hon'ble High court of the concerned state. The Court shall look into the mater accordingly and may reverse the order passed by the Hon'ble Sessions Court. Automatically, when the appeal has been accepted by the Hon'ble High Court, the parties will be included in the same appeal.
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