Important query
Pramod Kumar
(Querist) 17 September 2012
This query is : Resolved
Is it possible according to the Law, if a person accused in a case in court want to defend himself without an Advocate?
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 17 September 2012
Yes. he can defend himself on his own.
Pramod Kumar
(Querist) 17 September 2012
Thank You Ashish ji.
Thank you Devajyoti ji.
For you kind response.
I am also want to know whether on rejection of anticipatory bail application from session court on one ground, another application for the same on another ground may be filed in that same court or not, as it is assumed that due to misrepresentation of the grounds and facts in first one by advocate by mistake or due to some irrelevant things.
Dr. Pramod Kumar
venkatesh Rao
(Expert) 17 September 2012
Yes, successive bail applications are maintainable before the same court; but under different grounds and changed circumstances.
Pramod Kumar
(Querist) 17 September 2012
Thank you Venkatesh ji.
Dr. Pramod Kumar
Guest
(Expert) 17 September 2012
You can be the best advocate of your own cause, if you can represent effectively and according to the law, as only you know what is what of the case, while you will have to make time-to-time feedback to the advocate, which can never be complete in all respects. Only permission of the court would be necessary for self defence.
Guest
(Expert) 18 September 2012
Dear Pramod,
You are welcome.
Pramod Kumar
(Querist) 08 October 2013
Hi all!
Any one please give your suggestions about the existence, authenticity and present situation about these Amendments namely (Cr.PC Amendment Act 2008, 2009, 2010)
Please also provide information about the formal regulations for them & from which date those became regular.
Thanks.
Dr. Pramod Kumar
