What action against the judge if the judgment passes by him is wrong?
If a judge makes a wrong judgement which is clearly not as per the applicable law, what can be done about it? A trial court judge has passed a wrong order 387 IPC wherein he is saying that the person who has given the surety of the accused would be arrested if the accused does not appear in the court.
What should we do now? Can any action be taken against the judge?
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