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Mahadevan (manager)     28 April 2020

Judgement without the judge

Is it normal in judiciary or objectionable.
(The litigants given the decision of court in absence of Judge without meeting/hearing him)

After recieving court summons, on first date, My 78 years old father was made to sign a compromise with landlord, under pressure, to vacate the rented premises in 2 months. (Court order for eviction) with his and Judges name typed underneeth.

This order was typed by junior staff, in court, The judge was not present, My father NEVER MET or SAW the judge in court.

He was intersted to request the judge for atleast 6 months time, which he could not.

 



Quick Summary
This discussion explores the unusual situation where a court order, specifically an eviction notice, was reportedly issued and signed by staff in the absence of the judge. The original poster's elderly father allegedly felt pressured into a compromise and was unable to request more time from the judge he never met. Other users suggest verifying court records, filing an appeal, or reporting potential misconduct to the vigilance wing, while acknowledging the possibility of such occurrences in certain judicial contexts.

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Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     28 April 2020

1. There is some error in your story which you may not be aware, for which you may visit the Court Registrar and take out certified copies of the Roznama proceedings and see what happened.

2. IF what you mentioned is true, THEN you can always file Appeal in the higher appellate court.

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Shreya Saxena (Student at Faculty of Law Banasthali Vidyapith Rajasthan.)     28 April 2020

Sir,

You can easily file an appeal in the Appellate Court regarding this issue.

However, can you explain your issue a bit more?

Shreya

Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     28 April 2020

The court cannot proceed without the presiding officer. Just confirm that the orders are duly signed by judge. If you apprehend any mischeif just bring that to the notice of Vigillance wing  functioning from High Court

P. Venu (Advocate)     28 April 2020

Which Court? What is the case No.?


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