Legal Question in Constitutional Law in India

Shall a court be questioned for their decision

I want to know whether a High Court shall be questioned for their judgment, if as a citizen of state I feel that it was ''discriminatory'' in nature.

To exaplain the situation, there was a ''judgment'' in Madras High Court recently ( I dont want to reveal what is it) which came as a remedy to a particular situation. When exactly such situation has occurred in the state recently, Madras High Court didnt offer the relief or remedy to other affected persons.

Would be amount to ''Contempt of Court'' if I file a ''Writ Petition'' challenging the wisdom of the court in that particular judgment.

Thanks

Srini


Asked on 1/23/02, 12:23 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Satish Maheshwari Vakilbabu

Re: Shall a court be questioned for their decision

Dear Friend,

I am sorry, but as a matter of practise, we do not reply to queries from the persons, who do not give their complete details, nor to the persons not directly affected by the problem under the query. We also do not give any citations to the seekers.

Therefore we request you to send your query only through the query form at the Free legal advice pages of the vakilbabu website at http://www.vakilbabu.com quoting the reference LawGuru.com.

We believe you shall understand.

Warm regards and happy new year

Satish Maheshwari.

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Answered on 1/23/02, 2:24 pm
Umesh Bhagwat Bhagwat&Co.

Re: Shall a court be questioned for their decision

Dear Srini,

The legal remedy available to you is to file a PIL in the Supreme Court challenging the decision of the HIgh Court.I can advice you better if you can send the facts of the case.

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Answered on 1/23/02, 10:16 pm


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