RAJASEKARAN 30 September 2016
adv.bharat @ PUNE (Lawyer) 30 September 2016
Rajshekhran ji you need to make appeal against the order of tribunal at High court.
Your draft speek a lot insted of putting evidence and oral argument so take help of local advocate for the same.
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P. Venu (Advocate) 30 September 2016
There is no appeal against the decision of the Administrative Tribunals. Only a Writ of certiorari lies. However, it may not be within the reach of an ordinary person to apprach the High Court.
It is a fact that the Central Administrative Tribunals, of late, have become very, very erratic, especially in situations which the author has described.
RAJASEKARAN 30 September 2016
Respected sir
of course writ is one way.I recd order by ordinary post after a month of judgement.Review can be applied within a month from date of receipt.Actually it is a contempt of court by judge itself I think
by refusing to admit evidences justice is prevented. In India there is no proper facilities to complain against judge easily. We can send with affidavit.Is there any good advocates for cat in chennai. I know m/s velusamy malaichamy,sivasubramanian sathyanarayanan ravikumar (yogesh group).I have wrongly given my case to a new advocate who struck work on final hearing making me as PIP.(Of course I can argue better in service matters)But now I want to engage one advocate