Complaint against judge
CHARAN SINGH
(Querist) 21 November 2015
This query is : Resolved
I have two questions regarding a case in Delhi Court:-
1. Suppose a person named A had given payments through cheques to a person named B starting from the year 2000 and the last payment was given in the year 2002. B had issued the repayment cheque in the year 2005 but the cheque was dishonoured and a case was filed by A against B u/s 138 of N I Act. In the case, the judge discharged B from all the charges framed against him on the ground that the liability was time barred. Now, my question is that even if the ground, the judge has taken is true, should the judge have discussed this ground in the proceedings and with both A and B? The judge never discussed this matter and made the judgement without consulting with anybody in the case and if it is wrong, can I take any action against the judge?
2. In the judgement, the judge has written that the order was pronounced in the court but in reality, he never pronounced it and only gave a dasti copy of the order to both the parties. Now, can I take any action against the judge for this false statement in the order?
Guest
(Expert) 21 November 2015
Going for Appeal is the Only Remedy.
Laxmi Kant Joshi
(Expert) 21 November 2015
If you are not satisfied with the judgement then you can go for an appeal .
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 21 November 2015
If not satisfied, go for appeal.
Complaint would not help to get relief.
R.K Nanda
(Expert) 23 November 2015
file appeal.
K.S.Srinivas
(Expert) 23 November 2015
Instead of thinking of what type of action can be taken against the judge, it is advisable to file an appeal in the appellate court.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate 
(Expert) 30 November 2015
The judge never discussed this matter and made the judgement without consulting with anybody in the case and if it is wrong, can I take any action against the judge?
It is a surprise that you question the action of a judge. If at all you have any grievance against the judgement you can prefer an appeal and not putting blames on the judge. For delivering a justice the judge need not take the parties consent or permission,
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 30 November 2015
2. In the judgement, the judge has written that the order was pronounced in the court but in reality, he never pronounced it and only gave a dasti copy of the order to both the parties. Now, can I take any action against the judge for this false statement in the order?
In all the judgements, it will be mentioned as pronounced in open court whereas in practice it is not so, the judgement will be written in dairy.
There is nothing wrong in this, hence you cannot make any allegation against the judge.
