Sh. P Suresh (For To By Green Kindness Perpetuity Selfsustainability Always) 23 August 2011
Court has pronounced order in a case.
* But, the procedure itself is wrong. This has given rise to irregularities that are nothing but first order crime, perjury etc. Yes, etc, etc.
* Can I lodge a complaint with Registrar of the court and submit proof of irregularity?
* Will the court act on its procedures, reopen the case, do justice?
Sh. P Suresh (For To By Green Kindness Perpetuity Selfsustainability Always) 24 August 2011
CAT provides for 'Review'. CAT has different tracks for different cases:
1. If 'Review' is against emergence of new facts, evidences, proof.
2. If 'Review' is against an order in a case where no hearing has been held.
3. If 'Review' is against an order that is after a detailed hearing, which may actually be defined as a re-appeal.
CAT registry fellows deliberately processed my case under category 3 above, while rules under category 1 should have been applied and have spoilt my case. Complexities surrond the order, people behind it etc.
Now what should be done at CAT?
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