Appeal after judgement on sa case at madras high court

Thirumalai Dasan K (Querist) 05 September 2021 This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir(s)/Madame,

After District court verdict in 1986 in my father's case (now @85), the Appellant filed SA in Madras High court after 1904 days delay (I am not sure and wonder why no action have been taken by our advocates) with condone request and duly rejected. I understood that the filed some CMP and then Rev petition in 2007, which allowed the petition to proceed in 2011.(I am not sure and wonder why no action have been taken by our advocates) but no orders received. I took up the matter in 2019, filed few RTIs, Petitions with DoJ, petitions to CJ of HC , met Judicial registrar, Dy.Regr, PA to CJ handful of times, got a reply (Q) bundle missed(UQ), (a senior advocate, w/o a retired judge involved it seems according to off the record information from registry) then we got Certified copy of judgement, which condoned delay and allowed. The mater is kept postponed and final hearings/written arguments on the cards. Is there any options by choice for them to file any more appeal in one way or the other or appeal only at Supreme court.
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This discussion concerns a Second Appeal (SA) case at the Madras High Court, which has faced significant delays since a district court verdict in 1986. Despite initial rejections for condoning the delay in filing the appeal, subsequent petitions and actions led to the delay being condoned and the case proceeding. The original poster is seeking clarification on further appeal options, particularly if the case can be appealed beyond the High Court, with the consensus pointing towards a Special Leave Petition (SLP) to the Supreme Court as the primary avenue.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 06 September 2021
Post in simple language if you are seeking an obligation / second opinion of experts and do not want to consult the lawyer proceeding the case(s) since so long.

K Rajasekharan (Expert) 06 September 2021
Special Leave Petition (SLP) under Article 136 of the Constitution/SC Rules is the only option available to the party. Further to that, a review by the Supreme Court is also possible.

P. Venu (Expert) 06 September 2021
The posting suggests that the delay in filing the second appeal has been condoned (though in the RP) and hearing is yet to take place. As such, what is the relevance in filing further appeal?

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