- Since, you brother has already granted permission to travel abroad from the session court, hence the other party has has challenged the said order after filing a Writ petition before the court. 

- Further, if the high court has not stayed that order of travel , then your brother is free to travel abroad legally. 

- By way of Writ petition , that permission of travel granted by the session court can be rejected/cancelled , but it will take time .

- Hence, you brother without waiting the result of writ petition can travel abroad legally. 

Well they have filed it in the high court under 227 for directions to be issued to the lower court. File a vakalatnama through your advocate and contest it. The high court may give certain directions and may also dismiss the application.

Hc would not interfere with trial court order 

2) your brother would be permitted to travel abroad for work purposes 

If the opposite party has filed the writ petition, you may file a vakalatnama through an advocate and file a reply to their objection.

Yo can challenge the same on the grounds that you rely upon as well as on the basis of merits that were found by the district judge.

By just filing the writ petition the opposite party cannot stop your brother from travelling abroad, they have to prove their case by substantiating the case with evidences in their support, hence you may challenge the same on merits from your side.

1. The matter is serious.

2. Your brother should travel abroad as soon as possible before High court stays the order of session court or he recieved the notice from high court.

3. Try that you should get certified copy of session court as soon as possible.

1. Seriousness has to be viewed from the perspective of the rights which may be violated if the 227 petition is allowed by the HC.

2. Your brother should contest the matter in the HC.

3. It goes without saying that if the HC finds that there was irregularity in the order passed by the Sessions Court then it can set it aside and dismiss the application.

See if court has provided permission to travel abroad then high court may dismiss there petition though you need to contest same on merits before the high court. Based on the grounds raised before the lower court and court allowed your petition you can contest before high court.

Don`t worry, before any order pass by HC. Leave the country. Court hearing will attend by advocate and understanding can be given that whenever court will summon, accused will present him in court. Otherwise also, his presence in court will be require after prosecution evidence and till than appointed advocate will represent him. 

It cant be rejected in casual manner as its a fundamental right to travel. Only if there is any reason of absconding then it can be rejected

It would be better for you to take proper legal guidelines by showing complete files of your case to an advocate so that you can take a right path to handle your issues. Vague answers will not give you the exact relief .