Hi sir my case is pending in supreme court i want to expidite it

503 votes

You cannot invoke Article 32 or Article 142 merely to seek early hearing of a pending matter. The proper course is to file an Interlocutory Application (IA) in your pending case before the Hon’ble Supreme Court seeking expeditious hearing or early listing. In the IA, you must mention the reason for urgency and the delay that has already occurred. Depending on whether the matter is after notice or pending for admission, the Registry may list it before the Bench for directions. Kindly share the case type and diary/case number to advise you on the appropriate format and grounds for the IA.

Advocate Ashwin Garg LawRato

646 votes

You can mention it before the concerned Hon’ble bench putting forth the urgency. You can refer the citations wherein Hon’ble Supreme Court held the right of speedy trial. The advice rendered herein is general for giving precise advice proper analysis of your facts and documents are prerequisite.

Advocate Harshit R Gupta LawRato

702 votes

file a mentioning note by your lawyer seeking the urgent and early hearing of the matter on the grounds of the mentioning and urgent listing. it should be allowed if you have any genuine grounds. if you need any assistance in your matter you may contact us for the same.

Advocate Yuganshu Sharma LawRato

548 votes

You may consider moving an Urgent Hearing Application before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India under Article 142 of the Constitution of India, invoking its inherent and plenary powers to do complete justice in any cause or matter pending before it. Article 142 empowers the Supreme Court to pass such orders, directions, or decrees as may be necessary to meet the ends of justice, especially in cases where delay may cause irreparable loss or prejudice to a party. Given the urgency of your matter, where time is of the essence, and any delay in hearing may render the relief sought infructuous, it would be appropriate to seek an early listing through an urgent hearing application. The Supreme Court, in numerous cases, has exercised its powers under Article 142 to ensure that procedural technicalities or administrative delays do not defeat substantive justice. In your case, the application should clearly set out the grounds of urgency, demonstrate the potential prejudice that may be caused if the matter is not heard immediately, and include supporting documents substantiating the same. The registry usually requires a specific prayer for urgent listing, supported by an affidavit explaining the exigency. Once filed, the matter can be mentioned before the Hon’ble Court for appropriate directions regarding early hearing.

Advocate Yogesh Verma LawRato

928 votes

Why is it getting delayed? Is it due to some procedural delay or due to other issues? Kindly elaborate on the issue more. Given the situation we may take the remedy of writ. Kindly send documents so that a concrete answer may be given

Advocate Manya Goel LawRato