Udaipur. Additional District and Sessions Judge (Women Harassment Case) Dr. Dushyant Dutt has appealed to the advocates to plead and make an assertion before the strong advocacy of their parties.
Make sure to keep the important books in your office and study them in-depth. Also, keep full knowledge of the amendments in these laws from time to time and the judicial illustration of the High Courts, so that they can prepare a persuasive cause letter for their parties and give them justice.
Additional District and Sessions Judge (Women Harassment) Dr. Dushyant was giving tips on writing art on a webinar organized by the Bar Association for advocates on the subject of drafting.
Judge Dr. Dushyant Dutt said that advocates should study the eclipse according to the subject and avoid the tradition of cutting, copying, and pasting complaints of suit letters. Due to the culture of cut, copy, paste, advocates sometimes ignore important facts in suit letters and other grievances prepared for the party, which further makes them a significant disadvantage in the context of the party.
Judge Dushyant Dutt, through webinars, advocates for criminal cases in criminal cases, various applications for family bail, forms to be written for appeals and multiple applications for women and land, revenue, and transfer in civil cases The Property Act detailed the essential points in the Companies Act. He said that some criminal cases could also be fought in court from Civil Nature, including 138 Negotiable Instruments Act and defamation cases in which the party only seeks compensation.
The judge asked all the advocates to thoroughly study all the papers of the parties in civil criminal or any other cases before preparing an application, a letter of appeal, a letter of complaint, or any kind, then meeting with him. After having heard the matter thoroughly and what is the role of the defendant in this regard and after studying the treatment given by the court in the judicial illustration, prepare a draft and show it to the court with the satisfaction of the party.
Bar Association President Manish Sharma said that due to the lockdown, to maintain the knowledge of the customary law of the lawyers, who are deprived of judicial functions and following the advice of the government by staying in the houses, and to make the young advocates aware of the law. Web seminars are being organized continuously by various subject matter experts.
Initially, Bar Association President Manish Sharma, while greeting all the participants and the keynote speaker, highlighted the purpose of the webinar. The seminar included General Secretary Chakraborty Singh Rao, Vice President Neelaksha Dwivedi, Secretary Rajesh Sharma, Finance Secretary Prithviraj Teli, Library Secretary Dhiraj Vyas, Senior Advocate, Prem Singh Pawar Harish Paliwal Ramlal Meghwal, Priyanka Soni Bhanu Bhatnagar Vikas Joshi Ravi Soni Lokesh Jain Durga Singh Shaktawat Omprakash Hundreds of advocates including Barber Anju Jaiswal Apoorva Paliwal Kanta Jatiya Bharat Singh Rao participated. In the end, Vice President Nilaksh Dwivedi proposed a vote of thanks. Aditi Mood Connected proceedings
