I’m a Hindu, and my case was closed in the Bhopal court back in 2012. Sadly, I couldn’t afford to appeal in Jabalpur due to my wife’s illness. What are my options now?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’m a Hindu, and my case was closed in the Bhopal court back in 2012. Sadly, I couldn’t afford to appeal in Jabalpur due to my wife’s illness. What are my options now?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Unfortunately, after the prescribed time limit for appeal has passed, your options are limited. You can’t directly appeal the judgment now. You may explore options like review petitions or seeking a review by a higher court based on new evidence, but success is unlikely. Consulting a lawyer familiar with such situations is recommended.

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