Section 6 52G Strong and Reasonable Causes of Transfer of Cases Transferring Matters in Extraordinary Cases Uncertain Charges Against the Court Only on the basis of the allegation that the transfer of his criminal appeal was sought Accordingly, the appellate court asked him to submit in open court. The complainant will pay the damages, otherwise his appeal will be dismissed. That the appellate court was under the influence of the complainant, who was a lawyer, the justification stated that no material was kept on the record without accusation of allegation, which shows that the appellate court Had dealt with the appeal number in a partial or implied manner. The accused identified material, procedures or other irregularities to indicate that the case was not being processed according to law. The allegations leveled by the accused against the appellate court were merely allegations that were observed by the High Court for any or no reason. A transfer request containing the allegations against the presiding judge was allowed, which would clearly mean that such allegations against the judge were justified. That such a situation would certainly diminish the reputation of the judiciary in the eyes of the public, in the name of honor. That is why permission to withdraw or transfer a case from a court was granted only in exceptional circumstances where it was supported by strong grounds and evidence to support the withdrawal or transfer. That if such exercises were not strictly followed, the parties would have to move their affairs on an irrational, unreasonable and unfounded basis.
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