Filing of revision

Nazir Shaha (Querist) 27 February 2014 This query is : Resolved
Hi,

We have received unfavorable order from the district court in one of the alimony matter, we are thinking to go for revision with High Court, I have couple of questions in this regards.

1. We need to take stay on the order before filing revision or after filing revision?

2. If we again get unfavorable order from high court, can we go for appeal with high court on the matter or we need to approach supreme court?

3. Do we need to appear for argument in case or revision or high court can decide on the matter basis on facts mentioned in the revision application.

Regards,
Nazir

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Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 27 February 2014
1. With the revision as prayer for stay is generally mentioned in the same petition.

2. Supreme court.
3. Order passed on verbal argument.

You seem to be a fresher in this profession. Take help of a senior advocate.

Stay is very very unlikely unless you make at least a part payment of arrears.

Nazir Shaha (Querist) 27 February 2014
Thank you Devajyoti.. great help.

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 27 February 2014
welcome.....

Nazir Shaha (Querist) 27 February 2014
one more thing, can a offer letter of private organisation will considered as evidence of income?

Nadeem Qureshi (Expert) 27 February 2014
agree with Mr. Barman

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 28 February 2014
Agree with the expert Devajyoti Barman ji.

Offer letter is not an evidence of income with out any salary slip or form 16.

Guest (Expert) 28 February 2014
Offer is merely an offer. Income accrues only after the offer is matured by joining the organization after acceptance.

Nazir Shaha (Querist) 28 February 2014
Thank you, but is there any requirement of employer to depose in the court to prove that this person is employee if the employer is a private company.

Guest (Expert) 28 February 2014
Unless specifically ordered by court, the employer is not required to depose.

Nazir Shaha (Querist) 28 February 2014
Thanks Dhingra sir.

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 28 February 2014
Yes, you have to summon the employer the depose in court.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 01 March 2014
I agree with the experts on all the queries raised by the author.

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