With all due respect, the grammatical errors render me unable to understand the issue completely. However, from what I can understand, I will answer to those portions.

1. Legally, you always have a right to appeal against any order or judgment against yourself.
2. You can always inform the concerned magistrate and also file an execution petition for granted Alimony etc, if the husband is refusing to pay the same despite the decree of the Court.

I strongly suggest you to convey and discuss this with a capable legal counsel to protect your rights. 

Feel free to ask any question again, in some language comfortable to you and I hope someone who is able to understand the same will try to help you out to the best of their knowledge.

You seem to be having a lawyer and your lawyer has won cases for you.

Your own lawyer shall get the copy of awaited judgment and shall advise you.

In the meantime try to get details of estate/property of OP.

23-June disposed the case against to us by that magistrate... and mention that all the withness are belongs to petitioner's relatives and all the things mention in case doubtable and hence the case is disclosed.
As mention in previous post i have submetted the written proofs of 100/- non-judiciary stamp, Decree copies of
MC and DVC & RTI information about why he is suspended from his job but all these thing seen by magistrate
but finally did unfavour result... Totally the case deal by that magistrate in one way(no Public Prosecutor in that court)... if we go for appeal against the JUDGEMENT with all these things we get any result or no use
can you suggest somthing?


 
 

Originally posted by : Brother2017
	23-June disposed the case against to us by that magistrate... and mention that all the withness are belongs to petitioner's relatives and all the things mention in case doubtable and hence the case is disclosed. As mention in previous post i have submetted the written proofs of 100/- non-judiciary stamp, Decree copies of MC and DVC & RTI information about why he is suspended from his job but all these thing seen by magistrate but finally did unfavour result... Totally the case deal by that magistrate in one way(no Public Prosecutor in that court)... if we go for appeal against the JUDGEMENT with all these things we get any result or no use can you suggest somthing?

I can only comment on the legal aspect of the matter whereby you have complete right to appeal against the said Judgment of dismissal of the case. 
On an informal note, even our respectable Judges are human beings and there are often times when the fate of the case depends upon the discretion of the Hon'ble judge before whom it is being carried out. What one judge may deem in a particular way, another may agree with so or not, but all this is carefully structured in our legal system.

The grounds of the judgment you have received must be laid out there and you can definitely file an appeal against the case, the appellate court will take suitable action if you present a case that seems unfairly dealt in any manner. It is a matter of right. However, after discussing with your lawyer in person, you can best judge your own circumstances and the practical effect of your next move.

Obtain copy of the judgment.

You may show all case docs, judgment, evidences on record etc  to a very able local senior counsel specializing in family matters for a considered opinion.

This is the information from the Judgment, i.e. In the result the accused found not guilty for the offences under Sections 498 A, Indian Penal Code, 1860, and Sections 3 and 4 of Dowry prohibition Act, 1961 the accused are acquitted, under Section 248 (1) Cr.P.C. The bail bonds of the accused shall be in force for six months as contemplated under Section 437 A of Cr.P.C. 1973. No property order is passed since no property is seized and produced.
i have some evidences which mention in previous posts but as per Judgment all acused are ACQUITTALS
so is any useful if we go appeal against the case... or apply for DIVORCE instead of fight with them due to a lady magistrate of that court heard & see all the evidences and finally disposed the case against to us.. so confidence on courts decreases... i asked lawer who deals MC and DVC but he asking different version so if i get some advise here then i will finalize what to we do... but still i feel courts are pity to release such persons with out any punishment then they happily start same thing with some other so need strong suggestion sir...
 

Originally posted by : Brother2017
	This is the information from the Judgment, i.e. In the result the accused found not guilty for the offences under Sections 498 A, Indian Penal Code, 1860, and Sections 3 and 4 of Dowry prohibition Act, 1961 the accused are acquitted, under Section 248 (1) Cr.P.C. The bail bonds of the accused shall be in force for six months as contemplated under Section 437 A of Cr.P.C. 1973. No property order is passed since no property is seized and produced. i have some evidences which mention in previous posts but as per Judgment all acused are ACQUITTALS so is any useful if we go appeal against the case... or apply for DIVORCE instead of fight with them due to a lady magistrate of that court heard & see all the evidences and finally disposed the case against to us.. so confidence on courts decreases... i asked lawer who deals MC and DVC but he asking different version so if i get some advise here then i will finalize what to we do... but still i feel courts are pity to release such persons with out any punishment then they happily start same thing with some other so need strong suggestion sir...

It's a well known fact that the win or loose depends on evidence and capability of your counsel.So how can anyone here advise you because we don't have any access to your evidence. So approach a able counsel with your case file for better advise.

well reply for false case... but pain knows suffered persons... just like you that judge think hence... disposed case.... i want suggetion what do, not discrise like ur reply we dont want to put false case/s .... we married her for good life for not put false case that too accused dont have any properties false case to take that...

You think whether it is correct to fascinate continuing married life when you actually have complained to authorities of Law about dowry etc and other grievances?

Forget Law, just as common man you think.  If you have some problem with X person what will you do?  That person might be bad,  then what you will do?  You will severe all ties with that person.  Isnt it?

What do you think court will dance to your tunes?  

You cannot make anybody dance to your tunes by force of goondaism, rowdisim, or hand of Law.

Marriage requres understanding.  Which is not there, what did you achieve by filing a case?

Marriage of your sister is already over.  As someone pointed above.  You will go to jail for filing false case of dowry.

Simply take divorce and find new bakra for your useless sister who could not lead peaceful married life with husband.

Ask her not to repeat same mistake.

Our culture is duty based culture.  What we are following is britishers culture which is right based. Once you talk about rights, obviously friction will take place.  End result is marriages dont last long like earlier days.

Noone knows the full and finer case details.

At the 1st place your own lawyer must have and might have told you on merits of matter and evidence.

In case you are not satisfied approach a very able local senior counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in Family matters, for further opinion.

A counsel worth his/her salt would tell you point blank if there is any merit or not and also about all options and merits in these.

By now you would have also matured to understand merits and apply your own judgment.

If there is NO merit and NO option with merit……………..try other recourses.

And focus on worthy matters in life and future and career and financial health.

 

The situation is indeed changing. Mere hype of law favoring someone say; woman centric laws……………………is of not much help.

The cases are built and fought and decided on merits and evidence and with help of skills……………….and the skills of person facing litigation and skills of counsels supporting litigant matters.