Revision against revision

If you are talking about criminal law, then, only one revision lies and the aggrieved party can only file appeal.  If he chooses revision in Sessions, he has to go to appeal in HC.  If he chooses appeal in sessions, he has to go to revision in HC.  Revision over revision does not lie.  But appeal over appeal lies (in civil cases) as you know, regular First Appeal and Regular Second Appeal.

Sir,

I am talking about HMA judgements (Civil) only. 

Should I assume the following part of your answer true about my query?

"If he chooses revision in Sessions, he has to go to appeal in HC.  If he chooses appeal in sessions, he has to go to revision in HC.  Revision over revision does not lie.  But appeal over appeal lies (in civil cases) as you know, regular First Appeal and Regular Second Appeal."

Madhuri

When you put a question, you should put it clearly.  In HMA, judgments can be passed by Addl. District Judge or Family Court.  If it is by former then appeal lies before single judge of HC.  If it is passed by F.C., then appeal lies before Division Bench of High Court.   All these judgments I am talking must pertain to either divorce or judicial separation or annulment or RCR.  This does not pertain to orders under section 24 of HMA.

  The first line of your first query - "Is revision application in District Court allowed to be admitted under revision again in HC?" does not make any sense, because in HMA original jurisdiction lies in ADJ, hence the question of filing revision before ADJ does not lie in any circumstance.

Dear Adv. Rao Sir,

You said: "This does not pertain to orders under section 24 of HMA"

Can I appeal against order u/s 24 HMA? If yes, please explain me how.

I understood that revision cannot stand before ADJ,  so only appeal can stand. Revision will go only with HC.

Madhuri

Again same problem.  You do not say whether S.24 order has been passed by Family court or ADJ.  Any how, if ADJ passes the order, it can be challenged either in revision (Under Section 115 C.P.C.) or under C.M.(Main) (under Article 227 of the Constitution of India), depending upon the High Court in which you are challenging the order.  If you are not an advocate, or if you are advocate, but do not have sufficient experience, it is difficult for you to understand the above response.  One thing is sure for you to understand-Any order passed by the either ADJ or Family Court under Section 24 of HMA can be challenged in High Court, either it is under revisional jurisdiction or appellate jurisdiction or under Art. 227 of COI is immaterial for ordinary clients.

You have been very awsomely advised by learned lawyer, though you are confused, you should consult local lawyer (if you are not).

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