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Judge not taking up my Application for Arguments since last 2 Years


02-Nov-2025 (In Divorce Law)
I filed application under Sec 91 CrPC 2 years ago but the judge has not taken it up for arguments since last 2 years despite verbal requests and same is pending. He has taken up OP's application which were filed after mine including one under Sec 91 CrPC for arguments but not mine which was filed before her applications. What application/objection could I file for judge to take up my application.
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Answer #1
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In your case, since your application under Section 91 Cr.P.C. has been pending for 2 years without being heard, while subsequent applications of the opposite party have been taken up, you should file a Written Application/Prayer for Early Hearing and Disposal of your pending application. You may move an application titled “Application for Taking up Pending Application for Hearing” or “Application under Section 309 Cr.P.C. read with inherent powers of the Court for Early Hearing”. In this, you should specifically mention the date of filing, its pendency period, and the fact that applications filed later by the opposite party have already been heard, which causes prejudice to your case.
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Answer #2
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You may file an application for early hearing or priority listing before the same court, requesting that your pending application under Section 91 CrPC be taken up for arguments. Mention clearly in your application that despite repeated oral requests, the matter has not been heard for over two years while subsequent applications of the opposite party have been considered. You can also move a written objection or a “petition for direction” highlighting this procedural irregularity and seeking appropriate orders. If the court still does not list your application, you can approach the supervisory jurisdiction of the District & Sessions Judge under Section 408 CrPC or file a revision petition under Section 397 CrPC before the higher court, praying for direction to decide your pending application expeditiously.
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Answer #3
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If you are appearing in person, it might be possible you are not able to convey the judge properly. You can file one. miscellaneous application to take your application and adjudicate that application before dispose off any interim maintenance application
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