How To Challenge The Order Of Conviction Of The Sessions Court, In The High Court?

How to challenge the order of conviction of the Sessions court, in the High court?

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Posted by: Umang Gupta

Posted on: 2018-08-27

As per Section 374 (2) of CrPc, any person convicted on a trial held by a sessions judge, or an additional sessions judge, or by any other court in which a sentence of imprisonment for more than Seven years has been passed against him may appeal to the High Court. A copy of the judgement passed by the sessions court is to be attached and an appeal should be filed within sixty days of pronouncement of the order.

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How To Challenge The Order Of Conviction Of The Sessions Court, In The High Court?