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Session judge power to direct trial to be expedited by the trial court


16-Jan-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Can session judge in his order while rejecting revision application, give direction to trial court to expediate the trial at trial court? I have heard that only High Court can give direction to expedite the matterRead more at: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/session-judge-power-to-direct-trial-to-be-expedited-by-the-trial-court-227771.asp
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Answer #1
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If you have filed a Revision Application challenging the impropriety in the Magistrate's Interim Order, then while rejecting such Criminal Revision Application, he cannot go beyond his scope by ordering lower Court Magistrate to expedite the case, as its scope is to restore the Complaint back to the Magistrate after correcting wrongs
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Answer #2
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Hello, high court has descretionary powers to give such directions to lower court and do to complete Justice with case. The above mentioned matter is not needed to be go through as we can simply figure out your query
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