The judgment in asian resurfacing case pertains to validity of interim orders which is 6 months. The judge, being the judge of the trial court should be aware of the judgment. If he is not then file an application to take this judgment into consideration and dispose the application. If he does not/dismisses the application, file a 227 application in the high court immediately.

Judges cannot be guilty of contempt.

That judgment has dismissed the contempt application. Moreover, judges pass orders and those may be at variance with directions of the hc/sc. But that is not contempt. In your case you should file an application for vacating the stay.

The SC has directed strict compliance of order dated 15/10/2020 passed in MA No. 1577of 2020 at para No. 35. An Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, Pune found ignored the order received stricture from SC. The judge is supposed to keep track of directions issued  by SC. There are circulars issued  by Registrar General of all High Court to subordinate judicial officers seeking compliance.

This is what the SC observed.

“We must remind the Magistrates all over the country that in our pyramidical structure under the Constitution of India, the Supreme Court is at the Apex, and the High Courts, though not subordinate administratively, are certainly subordinate judicially. This kind of orders fly in the face of para 35 of our judgment. We expect that the Magistrates all over the country will follow our order in letter and spirit. Whatever stay has been granted by any court including the High Court automatically expires within a period of six months, and unless extension is granted for good reason, as per our judgment, within the next six months, the trial Court is, on the expiry of the first period of six months, to set a date for the trial and go ahead with the same.”

Bring this to the notice of learned Judge and than file contempt in SC, as it the Contempt of SC.

Don’t file any contempt petition against judge 

2) just complain to administrative judge HC against the judge for failing to follow SC judgment and granting repeated adjournments 

First of all how a writ petition lies against the builder who is a private party and not an instrumentality of the state to which a writ can issue ? 

For conveyance why is not an application for unilateral deemed conveyance made u/s 11 of Mofa? 

When you say trial court do you mean the criminal court ? 

Need to understand this matter before commenting further 

Plz book a paid phone consultation if you wish. This is NOT solicitation. 

1. The judge of the trial court has not committed any contempt of court.

Adjourning the matter for further clarification cannot be considered as an act of contempt of court, do not stretch youir imagination or get into such ideas, which will draw adverse impact to your case and also you may be held liable to be punished for throwing such false allegations against judge of a court.

 2. You can seek advise from your counsel who is dealing with this case and knows all details of the case for all such further clarifications.

1. HC after taking permission from court where contempt done

Dear Client,

As per the facts which have been provided, you can hire an Advocate and discuss in details the facts of the case to file a contempt petition against a Judge.

Usually legal matters take time so its advisable to not hurry in the current situation.

Hope this clarifies your query and requirement.

Thank you.

Complain to principal district judge against conduct of magistrate for just granting adjournments 

2) they should be separate 

File an application under article 227 to the HC for a direction to the trial court to resume the matter on the ground that the stay granted by Hc stood automatically vacated basis the SC judgment in Asian resurfacing case 

For contempt petition you will have to first take consent of advocate general or some other officer (which i dont recollect at the moment). Only if that consent is given, can you file a contempt petition 

A common MA can be filed in both the matters. The contents will be the same but the filing has to be separate. It will be taken up as a connected matter and common order can be passed in both MAs

Try and make your queries a little simpler so that it's easier for lawyers here to respond. Writing case numbers and all and being so extra specific is not required ! 

You cannot file any petition before PDJ seeking direction to trial court for an expeditious trial, of the case before it.

If the trial court is posting the matter to some other date or adjourning the matter then it would be for some reason which is beyond the court's control, therefore neither you can agitate over it nor you can take up a matter against this delay before PDJ court, 

Your such actions would delay the matter more further.

Dear Client, 

You can go with separate M.A to Principal District & Sessions Judge.

Thank You

1. Yes you can

2. It can we clubbed

1. No, you cannot file a contempt petition against a judge, but can challenge his order after approaching the High Court 

- However, if he has hands in glove with other party  then you  can file a criminal petition against him and also can lodge your compliant before Higher court.