Forgot to file notice on govt standing counsel

Serving the copy or the notice to the standing counsel is the job of your advocate and not the party.

You can contact your advocate on this prctical issue 

Repeated query as observed from your profile, some of them are:

posted a new topic in forum Forgot to file notice on govt standing counsel

replied to a topic in forum Notices on standing counsel writ petition

posted a new topic in forum Notices on standing counsel writ petition

replied to a topic in forum Party-in-person related query

posted a new topic in forum Party-in-person related query

posted a new topic in forum Court fee payment methods

posted a new topic in forum Responsibility of section 122 of transfer of property act

posted a new topic in forum Walta act 2002, andhra pradesh

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It is advisable to seek professional services of a local prudent lawyer, however, reptition of same story is ridiculous.

Sir, 

I am seking professional services but as you know it is very difficult to get these questions answered. It is better to approach with a bit of preparedness. Honestly there is nothing in wrong or ridiculous in knowing things. If you want to me to approach someone blindly without any information I am sure that won't go well . I get similar replies from my advocate "don't worry too much", " leave it to us", " don't try to know everything".

All the threads you posted were months apart over years. They are neither spam nor irritating. I am trying to know things from party in person perspective because from an advocate's perspective it won't be useful for me. 

It is not as if I am collecting all this information to make lawyers seem insignificant. I am just curious. If that offends you I apologise.