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Bikash Das   07 March 2022

criminal revision

Actually in a police case one order passed by magistrate in favor of state but accused filed a revision against that order before sessions judge and that revision was allowed by sessions judge.Now, whether defacto complainant of the state case can file revision before High Court against the order passed by the sessions judge or not.


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Adv. Om Narayan Pandey (Lawyer Supreme Court of India)     07 March 2022

were you mentioned as a party in that revision before the Ld. Session Judge?

anubhav Bhatt   07 March 2022

Yes against that Revisional Court order they may file a writ petition for more clarification you may contact us then I'll elaborate properly.
Advocate Anurag Bhatt
Allahabad High Court
advocateanuragbhatt@gmail.com

Bikash Das   07 March 2022

Thank you Adv. Mr.Pandey for ur reply.

No. defacto complainant was not mentioned as a party in that revision. Only State was added as a party before the session judge.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     08 March 2022

It has to be State as well as complaiant as party to the revision before Sessions Court, why did the complainant get impleaded ?

Order of Sessions Court can be challanged before High Court by the State as well as Complainant 

P. Venu (Advocate)     08 March 2022

No definite answer is possible in the absence of material facts.

Bikash Das   09 March 2022

Thanks all of ur valuable reply.

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