The order passed by single judge can be challenged in DB through Letter patent appeal.

Sir the appeal.from order can be filed before the SC in Double bench on original jurisdiction matters are preferred.

High court orders delivered by a single judge can be challenged before a division bench (2 judges) of the same high court.

You can't challenge a division bench order before another division bench of the same high court. However, you can in some circumstances apply for clarification of an order before the same bench.

Dear client,

High court orders delivered by a single judge can be challenged before a division bench (2 judges) of the same high court.

You can't challenge a division bench order before another division bench of the same high court. However, you can in some circumstances apply for clarification of an order before the same bench.

For further proceedings you can go to Supreme Court also.

Hello,

Yes you can file an intra court appeal, which will be heard by the division bench of the court. If you are not satisfied with the order of this bench the you will have to file a special leave petition before the SC.

Regards

You can file appeal against the impugned order if you are dissatisfied with order passed by single judge of HC

Dear Sir,

It depends upon nature of appeal/revision if such challenge was made on interim orders before single judge then you cannot approach a division bench. In most of the cases the only option for you is to approach Supreme Court by filing SLP ( Special Leave Petition).

In civil revision there is no scope for intra court appeal.

only in the case of Charter High Court there is scope of such appeal which is called Letters Patent Appeal which is limited to writ petitions and Original Side matters.

Else you have to prefer an appeal before the supreme court.

If you are not satisfied by orders delivered by single judge of HC, you can file before division bench through latter of patent appeal

It depende on the nature of appeal

In most of the cases the only option is to approach Supreme Court by filing SLP,

Hello,

Yes you can approach a division bench for the same .

Regards.

hello

an order must have been filed u/s 19 of the family courts act, 1984. it is heard by 2 judges. kindly state whether you came in appeal or u/art 226 or u/art 227.

you cannot go on appealing against an appeal. if an appeal is dismissed, the only remedy is SC.

regards

Appeal in Supreme court only.

High court will decide the appeal and not the main matrimonial case/dispute.

If aggrieved agaisnt the decision by single bench of high court, then the appellant can seek division bench appeal or appeal before supreme court.