Orders on 19th

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 12 April 2010 This query is : Resolved
I am party in person for the transfer CMP case of divorce... Transfer CMP is filed by my wife... The madras high court judge after hearing all the arguments has told me that ORDERS FOR 19th. what is the meaning of this? does this mean the judge is going to pass the order in my favour? should I attend on that day? why has he delayed the judgement? on the 19th can I add more of my argument?

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A V Vishal (Expert) 13 April 2010
The madras high court judge after hearing all the arguments has told me that ORDERS FOR 19th. what is the meaning of this?

Ans. The judgement will be pronounced on that day.

does this mean the judge is going to pass the order in my favour?

Ans. It means he will decide in your favor or against you.

should I attend on that day?

Ans, Yes

why has he delayed the judgement? on the 19th.

Ans. You cannot question why the court has reserved orders on a certain date, there are thousands of files laying at various stages of trial.

can I add more of my argument?

Ans. No.

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 13 April 2010
Sir,

If the order goes against me in the transfer cmp what is the remedy...

1. Can I appeal to bench against the order of transfer cmp?
or

2. should I appeal to the supreme court as a SLP.?
or

is there any other remedy

3. in the high court for transfer cmp can I file written arguments?

Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 13 April 2010
Your query has already been resolved. You have both remedies to avail. No written argument is required at this stage when case is listed for orders.

Unbiased Advice (Expert) 13 April 2010
May I know what are the Grounds under which the Transfer Misc Petition was filed and also let me know Between Which two Court the transfer was pleaded?

I will reply in Detail Once I get the above details, Having said this had you asked this earlier I would have asked you not to contest and let the case be decided based on Merit and then I would have asked you to file an SLP in SC if the Transfer Order went against you.

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