ashok kumar (Social Worker) 05 February 2015
Appeal against conviction, Appelant not arguing
In a Criminal Case(NIA Act), the accused files an appeal u/s 374 CrPC, against his conviction by the Lower Court but despite many opportunities is not arguing the appeal. The Court is repeatedly granting adjournments.
What is the remedy in such a situation?
What should the Appellate Court in such situation?
ADV-JEEVAN PATIL, MUMBAI ( DEEMED/CONVEYANCE OF BUILDING) 05 February 2015
Adv. Amit Anandrao Mahadeshwar (ADVOCATE) 06 February 2015
Sir,
Request your Lawyer to Argue the Matter. In appeal, it does not matter if one of the parties does not argue the matter. Because, the grounds on which the appeal is preferred are set concisely in the Appeal Memo itself. Your lawyer should press the matter before the Court by insisting that no adjournment be granted and the appeal be heard expeditiously.
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