My family won a property case in civil court, but the other side appealed to the Ranchi High Court. Their appeal has been stuck in the defect list for months. It seems they’re just trying to stall everything. Can I do anything to have this case dismissed directly from the defect list?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My family won a property case in civil court, but the other side appealed to the Ranchi High Court. Their appeal has been stuck in the defect list for months. It seems they’re just trying to stall everything. Can I do anything to have this case dismissed directly from the defect list?
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My family won a property case in civil court, but the other side appealed to the Ranchi High Court. Their appeal has been stuck in the defect list for months. It seems they’re just trying to stall everything. Can I do anything to have this case dismissed directly from the defect list?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

In India, there’s no provision to dismiss a case directly from the defect list. However, you can approach the High Court and request a hearing to argue that the appeal is frivolous and should be dismissed on grounds of delay or procedural irregularities.

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