Meena Khaitan 18 February 2018
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 18 February 2018
The lady can contact legal aid services of the district court where she reside as this forum exist in every district court. If the lady is in Delhi then let her call me on my mobile number 9811776422. I am willing to help her in every possible manner.
TGK REDDI 19 February 2018
Long legal process is unfortunately unavoidable in India. Advocates and judges encourage it. Delay is milch cow for them.
TGK REDDI 19 February 2018
It's not so easy for you to file a Complaint under Contempt of Courts Act.
But there're several sections available for her in The Indian Penal Code.
Meena Khaitan 19 February 2018
TGK REDDI 19 February 2018
It's the look out of courts regarding contempt.
If you're so minded, Indian Penal Code is open to you. Why to bother about the prestige of courts?
Meena Khaitan 19 February 2018
TGK REDDI 19 February 2018
According to Section 15 (1) (b) of Contempt of Courts Act, 1971, motion can be made by a person with the consent in writing of the Advocate General. Not so easy.
Normally an Interim Application will do and the Court issues warrant of arrest and coerces the party.
You may think of filing a petition ( not a Complaint ) under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code. Punishment under this Section is more severe than that under Contempt of Courts Act.
Madam, you needn't buy these law books. Type in Google contempt of courts act, 1971 and Section 188 indian penal code.
Indian law is not weak as per your perception, but proper process is needed to be followed for implementation of law by the concerned litigants and their advocates. But people forget that the law cannot automatically work, it has to be made to work.
But when you know the execution order is yet to be passed, can you please clarify about the specific reason for not getting the execution order passed and also in what way you are concerned with the instant case of the lady and the decree in her favour?