Civil rivision petition

gowri sankar SANKAR t (Querist) 29 December 2024 This query is : Resolved
i am defendent in civil suit which is pending in disict court and IA is filled by petitioner which is dismissed by the district court , mean while the petitioner filed CRP in high court which pending in the high court for last one year, dew the pending of CRP in high court the district court judge is allowing my case which is argrument stage. in order to drag my case the petitioner is not taking any action CRP at high court because of this my case is still pending at district court at agruments stage . what is need to do so that my case in district court need to be cleared

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This discussion addresses a situation where a civil suit is stalled in district court because the petitioner has filed a Civil Revision Petition (CRP) in the High Court. The petitioner is allegedly delaying the CRP to prolong the district court case. Advice suggests that the defendant can also approach the High Court registrar to expedite the CRP hearing, or instruct their advocate to take initiative. While a stay from the High Court isn't always necessary for the district court to proceed, reluctance to do so is common when revision proceedings are pending.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 30 December 2024
In the CRP you have been impleaded as a respondent hence you also can approach the high court registrar through your high court advocate to bring the CRP in the earliest list, you be in touch with your advocate.

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 30 December 2024
When there is no stay granted by High Court in CRP the Trail Court has to proceed. You need not wait for the outcome of CRP but proceed in original suit which is already in your favour.

P. Venu (Expert) 03 January 2025
Your advocate can be instructed to take initiative in expediting the disposal of CRP. Even though there is no stay, District Courts are reluctant to take the matter forward when revision proceedings are pending before the Court.

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