yogesh (will tell you later) 22 July 2008
Srinivas.B.S.S.T ( Advocate) 22 July 2008
Can you tell me what C.W.P is?
Guest (n/a) 22 July 2008
its civil writ petition(C.W.P) the terminology acceptable in Hon'ble High Court
Srinivas.B.S.S.T ( Advocate) 23 July 2008
Sorry my friend i am a trial court advocate
Shrikant (Senior executive legal) 23 July 2008
yes u can file wriiten notes of argument but that goes to the bad impresion , judges think that your not having faith. I would suggest you only those circumtances you file written notes of argument when you are not having faith on Judge.
Guest (n/a) 26 July 2008
This is my submission that when you are going in the mode of the written arguments that time you must make the statement aginst your cliints defense that from plaint to cross of your client and show what the othersides confession and what he had done the act and what he had sone
Guest (n/a) 28 July 2008
YES YOU CAN DEFINATELY FILE WRITTEN ARGUMENTS AS IT IS HELPFUL FOR A JUDGE TOREVISE WHILE DECIDING THE MATTER.
shamit sanyal (advocate) 12 August 2008
With the Leave of the Court written Notes Of arguments(WNA) Can be filed.
WNA are as good as your submissions,you can Assist the court properly.
supportive Reference of the cases relied on can be cited with relevent extracts.
I dont think Any one can condem a fair process of assisting a court ,WNA may prove beneficial.
shamit sanyal (advocate) 12 August 2008
Dear Mr Shrikanth can You Please clarify your view?
smith sharma (lecturer) 12 August 2008
Hi,
Mr.Yogesh,
absolutely u can file written notes of arguments {WNA}.IT;s beneficial 4 u n judge who decided the case n also court.
with regards
Mis. Smith Sharma{Lawyer}
kranthi (retainer advocate) 13 October 2011
with the permission of court you can file Written Arguements
Advocate Rajiv Mishra (advocate) 21 October 2011
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