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Why don't you ask such procedural matters to your lawyer?

Ashish Sir, I dont have a lawyer...am fighting all the cases on my own, as most of them said it is futile to fight this corporate. Please help this last time.

It depends on the suject matter before the HC. ie civil or criminal 

And the final answer is that you are wasting your time and energy because you would never get the reply you wanted because nothing comes free not even the poison to commit suicide. Come on dear friend it is good if you are pleading  your case but then request the HC for amicus curie if you are below the poverty line.

Hope for the best.

Regards

It is a criminal case Vishnu Sir.

Thank you, Om Prakash Sir.

Dear Querist

try to go with Mr. Omprakash

You have been misled if you have been told that it is futile to fight the corporate sector. You instituted a prosecution against the accused and they have challenged it in the HC and now the HC shall decide it on merits without respect to the status of the parties. It is as simple as that. How does the question of futility arise? It is stupid to say the least to fight them in person when they field the finest counsels. Quashing is a very very complex matter and not something which any Tom, Dick or Harry can handle by reading some judgments. People try to be clever within their own spectrum but they don't realise that lawyers are the experts for courtroom proceedigs.  If you believe fighting them is futile they why fight them at all? Why fight them even in person? Engage a counsel even now before it is too late.

Many Thanks Ashish Sir, I did not believe that fighting them is futile. Some lawyers did.I had hired a lawyer for this criminal case. The case must have been so complicated that the court even appointed an amicus curiae for a second opinion. But within a few days both my lawyer and the AC were relieved by the court as I could show the court that they are misrepresenting my case. 

You can tell me so many things but not a simple answer to my query. Many thanks for all your help.

I am very sorry for troubling you all.  

The answer is not simple. It depends on the facts of your case and the rules of the HC you are contesting your case in. Moreover, free legal advice should definitely stop at some point.

Thank you Ashish Sir. 

"Free legal advice should stop at some point" Agreed. I wish this was a paid site. Am not at fault.

Am grateful for the time given.

Many Thanks, Regards.

Welcome.

Your reply in this criminal case will be treated as your statement  on the said matter. May not have much of evidentiary value, unless you have admitted to doing / not doing some acts for which this criminal case was taken up.