s m jani (dy manager) 11 May 2025
My Advocate died in Mishap. I know that My Case against the Govt. can be dragged by the G.O.I for unduly long time. I am a non-practicing Advocate, aged 70 Years, wants to pursue my case as a Party-in-person since I cannot afford another Advocate. What is the procedure for applying for appearance in the High Court of Telangana.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 12 May 2025
Application Submission: File a formal application with the High Court's Registry. Verification: The court may require a preliminary assessment to ensure the applicant understands the legal process. Permission Grant: After scrutiny, the court issues an order allowing the applicant to proceed as Party-in-Person
R.K Nanda (Advocate) 12 May 2025
File application under section 151 of cpc in HC to appear in person in ur case.
P. Venu (Advocate) 12 May 2025
Any litigant can appear party in person. It requires no special permission unless so prescribed by rules. At present, permission is required for appearing P-in-P in the Supreme Court and some High Courts. Bombay High Court has mandated such permission, but for Kerala High Court, there is no such restriction. As, to Telengana, as far as I could ascertain, no such permission is required except that when a party who has retained an advocate or attorney to appear for him in a civil case shall not be heard in person unless he first withdraws the vakalatnamah.
s m jani (dy manager) 12 May 2025
Thq. for the Quick response. Since my Advocate died withdrawal of Vakalat may not be applicable.
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