I don't think so,that our legal system is improving. :( In our town, in our relatives family case,it took 10 to 12 resolve.
Is it a good law who takes 10 to 12 years to solve our problem?

I don't think so,that our legal system is improving. :( In our town, in our relatives family case,it took 10 to 12 resolve.
Is it a good law who takes 10 to 12 years to solve our problem?

The property cases usually take more time. Often there are delaying tactics by parties, advocates. There is heavy arrears also in courts.

Now there are fast track courts also and period in settlement is being reduced. The number of adjournments is also being restricted. Possible, things will improve.

Legal system in our country is effective in its ineffectiveness. :laugh: :laugh: :unsure: :dry: :lol:

Given the sheer numbers and meddling by the ruling class, it is not easy for the legal fraternity to do full justice, but they are trying to do the best under the circumstances...

Legal system in our country is effective in its ineffectiveness. :laugh: :laugh: :unsure: :dry: :lol:

Given the sheer numbers and meddling by the ruling class, it is not easy for the legal fraternity to do full justice, but they are trying to do the best under the circumstances...

In the beginning, they do try to do things right, but ultimately they give in to the system and just go along with it!! :angry:

Legal system in our country is effective in its ineffectiveness. :laugh: :laugh: :unsure: :dry: :lol:

Given the sheer numbers and meddling by the ruling class, it is not easy for the legal fraternity to do full justice, but they are trying to do the best under the circumstances...

In the beginning, they do try to do things right, but ultimately they give in to the system and just go along with it!! :angry:

Surprisingly kalyani, I and my family have had some pleasant surprises since a few months ,after having gone through 4 years of legal battle over some ancestral property , and all because of the reforms that have come about.There is a stipulated time now for civil cases and also fewer adjournments and things do move much faster now..

Legal system in our country is effective in its ineffectiveness. :laugh: :laugh: :unsure: :dry: :lol:

Given the sheer numbers and meddling by the ruling class, it is not easy for the legal fraternity to do full justice, but they are trying to do the best under the circumstances...

In the beginning, they do try to do things right, but ultimately they give in to the system and just go along with it!! :angry:

Surprisingly kalyani, I and my family have had some pleasant surprises since a few months ,after having gone through 4 years of legal battle over some ancestral property , and all because of the reforms that have come about.There is a stipulated time now for civil cases and also fewer adjournments and things do move much faster now..

That is indeed a very positive scenario and I am glad that you are lucky to see better changes. For me personally, I am having quite an opposite situation, an old case pending for a long time and relief seen nowhere in the near future.

Legal system in our country is effective in its ineffectiveness. :laugh: :laugh: :unsure: :dry: :lol:

Given the sheer numbers and meddling by the ruling class, it is not easy for the legal fraternity to do full justice, but they are trying to do the best under the circumstances...

In the beginning, they do try to do things right, but ultimately they give in to the system and just go along with it!! :angry:

Surprisingly kalyani, I and my family have had some pleasant surprises since a few months ,after having gone through 4 years of legal battle over some ancestral property , and all because of the reforms that have come about.There is a stipulated time now for civil cases and also fewer adjournments and things do move much faster now..

That is indeed a very positive scenario and I am glad that you are lucky to see better changes. For me personally, I am having quite an opposite situation, an old case pending for a long time and relief seen nowhere in the near future.

Do you think that it is the session courts run by state governments that are responsible for these changes ? In which case it would differ from state to state right ?

Legal system in our country is effective in its ineffectiveness. :laugh: :laugh: :unsure: :dry: :lol:

Given the sheer numbers and meddling by the ruling class, it is not easy for the legal fraternity to do full justice, but they are trying to do the best under the circumstances...

In the beginning, they do try to do things right, but ultimately they give in to the system and just go along with it!! :angry:

Surprisingly kalyani, I and my family have had some pleasant surprises since a few months ,after having gone through 4 years of legal battle over some ancestral property , and all because of the reforms that have come about.There is a stipulated time now for civil cases and also fewer adjournments and things do move much faster now..

That is indeed a very positive scenario and I am glad that you are lucky to see better changes. For me personally, I am having quite an opposite situation, an old case pending for a long time and relief seen nowhere in the near future.

Do you think that it is the session courts run by state governments that are responsible for these changes ? In which case it would differ from state to state right ?

The judiciary up to level of High court depend to a large extent on facilities provided by state governments. The lower judiciary is not entirely independent of state government. Role of state government is thus significant. accommodation is provided to courts by state governments. Also the judges get their allowances and salary from state governments.

Legal system in our country is effective in its ineffectiveness. :laugh: :laugh: :unsure: :dry: :lol:

Given the sheer numbers and meddling by the ruling class, it is not easy for the legal fraternity to do full justice, but they are trying to do the best under the circumstances...

In the beginning, they do try to do things right, but ultimately they give in to the system and just go along with it!! :angry:

Surprisingly kalyani, I and my family have had some pleasant surprises since a few months ,after having gone through 4 years of legal battle over some ancestral property , and all because of the reforms that have come about.There is a stipulated time now for civil cases and also fewer adjournments and things do move much faster now..

That is indeed a very positive scenario and I am glad that you are lucky to see better changes. For me personally, I am having quite an opposite situation, an old case pending for a long time and relief seen nowhere in the near future.

Do you think that it is the session courts run by state governments that are responsible for these changes ? In which case it would differ from state to state right ?