Action on ipc 220 and/or writ certiorari/quo warranto

Hi,

Can some experts through some light on IPC 220 procedure please?

a. who are applicable on this section? are there any precedents of successful or failure trials using this section?

b. Is this a section only for theoritical definition and not for practical use in India? i was told by my lawyer that no lawyer whose bread and butter comes from working in a collaborative environment of present India can use this section:)...is this true.

Thanks

Raj

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Hi Geanna and Ashish,

Thank you for some response only to question my understanding on depth of what is legal definitions. I am not legal consultants like you but only a victim of the corruption in the legal system miused by the so call public 'servants' who enjoy trying to become 'masters' of the public (who don't have so indepth knowlegde of jargon that runs in the courts) behind the immunity and judicial independence for their so call acts of "bona fide intent"!

If someone says all public servants do their jobs with bona fide intent like Gods then my simple question 'asking for solution on how to take on corrupt officials legally' would still go unanswered. And when no qualified legal consultants would be ready to take on the corrupt officials shielded by immunity, only 'legal' option left to common man is to start learning the legal jargon on their own and fight as party in person. Ofcourse there is 'other' simple option for common man and then he would not need to ask advice in lawyersclub.

Thanks,

Raj