Opinion of representing in high court
jayesh sinha
(Querist) 24 March 2015
This query is : Resolved
in service matter i have been given relief by cat but the railways have gone for appeal in high court in cat i had taken help of lawyer but now i dont have money to spend money of professional service of lawyer my question is if i take drafing of reply from professional and i will stand in high court and pray to them at pre-admission stage that they study the cat judgement and pinpoint the pinpointed question raised by high court and pray to them in first hearing that i am ready whatever order is given by high court what will be the reaction of high court will they give judgement if i make such prayer based on points raised in cat what are the expert opinion even after first hearing if i dont attend hearing will they deliver the judgement based on merit and do high court encourage non-judicial and common people like me what is your opinion and advise
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 24 March 2015
In high court one should not take chance to fight on his own. You may take help Legal Aid Services Authority.
Isaac Gabriel
(Expert) 24 March 2015
'Party in person' can appear.If you are confident to face the court you can go ahead.Normally patient hearing would be extended.
Dr J C Vashista
(Expert) 25 March 2015
I agree with the experts. You may appear as party-in-person. But be sure to proceed in the manner it is required in High Court since the court has limited time for your case (unlike in CAT).
It is better (and advised) to seek services of a lawyer to proceed professionally in your own benefit and interest.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 25 March 2015
You can appear in your case, it is advised to take help of some professional for better prospectus.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 28 March 2015
There is nothing prohibiting you from appearing as party in person before the high court in your own case. You can take help outside the court of an experienced lawyer with regard to other formalities including drafting an application to be submitted before the court and other aspects.
