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How to approach high court against the reverse order by session judge


05-Jul-2025 (In Criminal Law)
There are revision petition filed buy accused against the order of trial court.sesaion judge reverse the order of trial court . Now petitioner want to challenge revision bench...... Then according to which section petitioner can go to highcourt,and for what is the time limit
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Answer #1
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The petitioner should approach the High court based on the nature of order passed by HC. You need to identify the grounds for challenges as well. Based on the Order passed and grounds of challenge petitioner can approach HC under various sections and articles. The general limit to challenge an order is 90 days. It's advisable to contact me and provide details to identify the exact section in which you should approach HC
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Answer #2
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Dear sir/mam The limitation period for filing a revision petition is generaly 90 days from the date of the order under challenge. This is according to Article 131 of the Limitation Act, 1963, and applies to revision petitions filed under Section 397 of the CrPC or 430 BNSS.
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Answer #3
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You can’t file a second revision since it’s barred by law. However, you may approach high court to challenge the sessions court order within the limitation period. For further assistance please contact us.
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Answer #4
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Well i got a gist of your query, need more details to advise you regarding the same. kindly connect with us, so that we can have all the information required to advise you the due procedure in the scenario.
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Answer #5
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If a revision petition was allowed by the Sessions Judge reversing the trial court’s order, the aggrieved party may challenge it by filing a petition under Article 227 of the Constitution of India before the High Court. Alternatively, if substantial questions of law or miscarriage of justice arise, a criminal writ petition under Article 226 may also be maintainable. There is no specific limitation period under Article 226/227, but the petition must be filed within a reasonable time, ideally within 90 days from the date of the Sessions Court order. Delay must be properly explained and justified in the petition if it exceeds the reasonable period.
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