If order passed without necessary party can be chalenged

JAIME (Querist) 18 November 2017 This query is : Resolved
THE GOA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION AGAINST A DECEITFUL COMPLAINT PASSED AN ORDER DIRECTING THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE TO ARRANGE CARRY OUT THE LAST RITES OF ONE DECEASED WHO'S BODY IS PRESERVED AT THE GOVT MORGUE WITHOUT MAKING THE INTERESTED PARTY A PARTY TO THE PROCEEDINGS. (A) IS IT CORRECT FOR THE INTERESTED PARTY SEEK INTERVENTION IN THE PROCEEDINGS AFTER AN ORDER IS ISSUED IN-ORDER TO FILE A REVIEW PETITION? (B) WITHOUT BEING A PARTY CAN THE INTERESTED PARTY CHALLENGE SUCH AN ORDER BEFORE THE TRIBUNAL? (C) THE GOA HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION BY MISINFORMATION PASSED THE ORDER IS THERE A REMEDY?

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Guest (Expert) 18 November 2017
What specific interest you have in the case that too without discussing the background of the case?

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 18 November 2017
Orders passed by the Human Rights Commission can be challenged if enough grounds exist.

SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Expert) 18 November 2017
You can challenge the order before National Human Rights Commission. You can also approach High Court.