order sheet
arun bansal
(Querist) 29 April 2010
This query is : Resolved
where the def'dant objected stronglly by submitted written arguments and oral argument before the ADJ in app OVI r17 but the ADJ disposed the application by allowing the application of p'tiff.
later the def'dant found in order sheet that the order stated on joint request of allowing the appication the judge allow the same.
whether any action in civil law against such action of ADJ
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 29 April 2010
Though it remains very difficult to bring such routine errors of judicial officers in light but this is a fit case wherein you may prove not only by showing the copy of your written argument but also on the basis that no written acceptance has been obtained over the application moved by plaintiff.
Obtain the certified copy of your written argument also, if it is still part of court file. You may make a written complaint of such ADJ to CJ of your High Court.
Suryanarayana Tangirala
(Expert) 29 April 2010
I agree with Mr.Rajkumar u can lodge a written complaint also make a note of the SR number of the written arguments evry scrap of paper filed in office will have to be given a number called sr number,also make sure whether there is any note on the docket sheet of defendant filing his written arguments without these two u cannot prove that u have filed written argumnets,smart people can do a lot ;-) hope u get me.u can enclose a xerox copy of written arugemnts if u have sr number that would be sufficient.In sofar that criptic order is concerned file a Revision before Highcourt
Parveen Kr. Aggarwal
(Expert) 01 May 2010
It is inappropriate on the part of the ADJ to decide a contested application as consenting. You can complain the Chief Justice of the High Court or to the Administrative Judge of the High Court for your Sessions Division. The act of the ADJ cannot be termed to be bona fide and as such, there is no protection in his favour.
