Can a non llb person defend his own case in a law court

Any person what to say of law graduate, can file his own case before any court of law in India subject to permission of concerned court.

 

Writ through e-mail cannot be filed in India.

Sir, You can defend your own case. But the chances for a party to succed are very less. The court procedures are not known to the party in person. It is better to have an advocate.

If you are thinking of filling and defending your own case you can do that but please ensure that you are through in Law. This is Battle Field is different then what you would have experienced but yes you can do that.

Writ Petitions cannot be filed by email howver some high courts are having e filling. In Supreme court you can file your petition using E filling.

As per the constitution of India any person can file and argue his own cases in any court in India. You have to appear as party in person and file the paperwork as per that. For e filing kindly see the responses above.

Anybody can fight his own case as party in person but there is no substitute for the experience of an advocate. Experience teaches lot many things like what kind of game is being played by the opposite party, what are possible surprises and the quirks of judges in court.

TRUE JUSTICE CAN BE ACHIEVED ONLY WHEN THE AGGRIEVED REPRESENTS THE CASE WITH DUE RESPECT TO THE COURTS OF JUDICIARY.  A NON-LLB SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO REPRESENT HIS OWN CASE.  WHAT IS THE CERTAINITY THAT THE MAN/WOMAN IN ADVOCATES ROBE IS A QUALIFIED ADVOCATE SINCE IN PUBLIC SERVICE THEY DONT CARRY A NAME PLATE. EXPERIENCED CLERK OF ADVOCATE MAY BE ALSO REPRESENTING. WHAT IS THE CHECK?

Court - Process and Procedures are not let known to the general public ( to their citizen ) but kept as a secret without transparency which is also one of the reason for the delay in courts for the piling up of the cases.Whereas, in public services eg. Banks, Post Offices, State City Corpns for civic services, State Registration Offices, Electricity Boards,  etc. the same is displayed  in the respective premises of the processes, charges and of the time taken etc.  Experience teaches us all of many practical nuances which one should dhare to better the situation of tomorrow. Hence, I earnestly feel that the learned and enlightened people by this in humn society, should also know of the LAW PROCESS and PROCEDURAL METHODS atleast during this surge of scientific, technical, managerial, administrative, innovative world.  More particularly when Right to Information Act 2005, is in vogue. Why this unwanted monopoly within the judiciary, when we could share our rich experiences of allied discipline. The present situation puts the general people in dark on this subject of law and hence makes no headway in this area of Law, for standardisation of the right and good Policies, forms and Procedures etc. Hight time RESEARCH is introduced in the LAW DISCIPLINE,  parallel studies of MBA in Law by Indian Universities while MBA STUDIES in Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Shipping and Logistics etc prevail in the country.

TRUE JUSTICE CAN BE ACHIEVED ONLY WHEN THE AGGRIEVED REPRESENTS THE CASE WITH DUE RESPECT TO THE COURTS OF JUDICIARY.  A NON-LLB SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO REPRESENT HIS OWN CASE.  WHAT IS THE CERTAINITY THAT THE MAN/WOMAN IN ADVOCATES ROBE IS A QUALIFIED ADVOCATE SINCE IN PUBLIC SERVICE THEY DONT CARRY A NAME PLATE. EXPERIENCED CLERK OF ADVOCATE MAY BE ALSO REPRESENTING. WHAT IS THE CHECK?

Court - Process and Procedures are not let known to the general public ( to their citizen ) but kept as a secret without transparency which is also one of the reason for the delay in courts for the piling up of the cases.Whereas, in public services eg. Banks, Post Offices, State City Corpns for civic services, State Registration Offices, Electricity Boards,  etc. the same is displayed  in the respective premises of the processes, charges and of the time taken etc.  Experience teaches us all of many practical nuances which one should dhare to better the situation of tomorrow. Hence, I earnestly feel that the learned and enlightened people by this in humn society, should also know of the LAW PROCESS and PROCEDURAL METHODS atleast during this surge of scientific, technical, managerial, administrative, innovative world.  More particularly when Right to Information Act 2005, is in vogue. Why this unwanted monopoly within the judiciary, when we could share our rich experiences of allied discipline. The present situation puts the general people in dark on this subject of law and hence makes no headway in this area of Law, for standardisation of the right and good Policies, forms and Procedures etc. Hight time RESEARCH is introduced in the LAW DISCIPLINE,  parallel studies of MBA in Law by Indian Universities while MBA STUDIES in Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Shipping and Logistics etc prevail in the country.

yes, you can so with the permission of court.

filing through email is not  avail.

Sir, If you want to appear as PARTY IN PERSON you can file a Petition u/s 302(2) Cr.P.C., 1973  for Criminal Cases and U/O-3 , R-1, C.P.C ,1908  for Civil Cases. You have the full right to appear as  a Party in Person to argue for your cases. If you want anything in detail visit my blog : https://drrstephenlouie.blogspot.com / https://youradvocateemagazine.blogspot.com  Dr.R. Stephen Louie - Advocate

Dear Arvind Kumar (Colonel)

any person fight his own case before the Hon'ble Courts

and filing through Email in High Courts or SC i

you read this this is about to SC

 

INSTRUCTIONS  FOR  E-FILING REGISTRATION
	First time users of Supreme Court E-filing have to register him/her through the "Sign Up" option.
	Through "e-FILING" only Advocate-on Record and petitioners-in-person can file cases in the Supreme Court of India.
	Advocate option is to be chosen if you are an "Advocate-on-Record", otherwise choose "In-person" option in case you are petitioner-in-person.
	For registering first time personal details such as Address, contact details, E-mail Id etc., which are mandatory, need to be entered.
	For Advocate-on-record, his/her code (Advocate-on-record code) will be "Login-ID", while "In-person" will create his/her Login-Id through "Sign Up" option.  Password needs to be entered thereafter. Login Id and password will be created once the mandatory requirements are filled properly.
	After successful login the "Disclaimer screen" appears on the screen.
	Clicking of "I agree" button on Disclaimer allows the user to proceed further, while "I decline" button sends the control back to the Login screen.
	After successful login, the user can file the case electronically.
	"New Case" option allows the user to file a new case.
	"Modify" option allows a user to carryout changes to the already e-filed case, provided the court fee payment option is not invoked.
	Court fee can be paid only through credit card.
	Defects associated with the e-filed case will be e-mailed to the advocate/petitioner by the Supreme Court Registry.

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	INSTRUCTIONS  FOR  AVAILING ORDER / DOCUMENTS
	Note dated 25-06-07 of Ld. Registrar regarding providing of certified copy of order through post and charges thereof. Whenever any person /party concerned sends application by post or through e-mail for issuance of certified copy of order/document etc. first of all charges are calculated as the details given below
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Thanks for Very useful information.

A person well acquainted with law and facts of his own case, with the permission of the court or through a legally recognized document like GPA can appear in the case

Any person first wishes to have a well qualified and experienced advocate. but now a days some of these advocates are cheating their clients for money and matters which they are receiving from the opponent.

I had a friends case where in the advocate got a handful from opponent. he said he is taking care of the case and respondent need not attend the case. finally judgement came on merit under order XVII rule 2 of CPC stating that neither the respondent nor the her counsel attended the court. She came to know only after getting the judgement order.

I have also asked for assistance in another query for the same case.

when educated are facing these problems what about illiterate poor people.

Please excuse me i am not talking of the whole community but only talking of some. There are many sincere helpful lawyer due to whom we won many cases of poor people. Hats off to them

Dear Dr.R.Stephen Louie Sir, I am not able to access your blog URL and i am getting an error saying "This blog is open to invited readers only"