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Asked on: 7/18/12, 6:08 am

Is there no way that a judge is held responsible for a wrong judgment. Why should I suffer just because my case is a bit complex in nature & a judge has neither the time nor the urge to understand it.

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No there is no way that you can make a judge responsible for his decision/judgement in a case . You can go in appeal against his order/judgement....

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Sanjay Kalra

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if there is appeal / revision/ review provision than you can go ahead and challenge the judgment....

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Aniruddha Pawse

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Approach upper/superior courts. ...

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Shrichand Nahar

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