Dear Leslie, My heartiest congratulations. I have been fighting various cases not only for my self but others and success certainly gives u encouragement. regretablly Judges in India especially in Quasi Judicial matters by Registrar Co-operative Societies one is not sure how they behave.and whether they will sell themselves before Advocates???
Regards, Col V K Johar On 27 August 2010 18:23, LESLIE ALMEIDA <lesals2...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > > u/s 32 of the Advocates act one need not be represented by a lawyer, one > can argue his/her case > many citizens are fighting their own cases however they make study on the > subject matter, search enging like google and bing are very useful, I fought > a case on my own against two opposite lawyers and won > this gave me a boost to my morale. > lawyers have no time to make case studies/judgements, they pratice in court > and then in the evening attend to clients? good money, no time to learn > things.as of date there are very few trusted lawyers > the fees are absorbedent and sometimes if the opposite party have money > power they are brought over due to greed and they will sell u for a song. > written without prejudice as they are some good lawyers who cannot be > brought.as of date i am fighting another appeal case on my own strength. > i had a bitter experience regarding property matter to send a legal notice > he said Rs 1000 > plus expenses postage charges etc, i just needed a "will" from a party who > was not parting with same after receiving it he demands Rs 5000 as > fees utter blackmail, i did not pay him .told him to keep it under his > pillow and sleep over it. got it through through other source. > > Mr Leslie Almeida > Mumbai > , > > > > >
