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RAJASEKARAN   29 September 2016

Pip sitting with counsels

Respected  sirs,

As my advocate went on strike I had to appear as PIP in central administrative tribunal.There was a curved inner table with about 15 chairs. The advocates and PIPs have to go and and plead. The outer row of chairs consisiting of about 30 numbers is also occupied by public advocates.As my case is coming  within 20 minutes i sat in the inner row as PIP.Police SIs also  sit there.Is there any rule or act that PIP should not sit there?No one objected.When I plead I should be there. Unlike in civil courts there are no witness box.One person told I should stand outside till my case is taken up and only then I should come to the the curved table. to plead. Is it right?



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adv.bharat @ PUNE (Lawyer)     30 September 2016

Sir do not split your query in fragments try to put it in precise manner at single point of time.

You can consult local lawyer .

If u like my suggstion then kindly give THANKS on my profile.


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