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I am from. Maharashtra. Hello from my side.
Corporate lawyers and students, please refrain from commenting here.
Regards
Life not good because I am staying away from my home (Mumbai) in a rural place. Rural places have a lot of bad things. Even your kids won't have good schools to attend.
Most advocates are incompetent to even pass matriculation. That you will understand.
Salary - better than any trial Court lawyer - above 1 lakhs now and some benefits too, but nowhere near corporate guys. This will increase over the years.
You will not have pension as nps is applicable for judicial Officers.
On the administrative side, please understand the governments barely invest in the infrastructure. If there is no typist in the court, the entire court comes to a halt for the day ! The civil bench clerk goes on leave, the civil matters get adjourned. The situation is different for criminal matters. In fact, for the criminal matters, things come to a stand still for many reasons. The court PC is absent and PPs are reluctant to take up cases. If the PP is absent, there is none to help the witness and brief him about the dates mentioned in the chargesheet.
If the staff is present, the advocates take up numerous adjournments saying the documents are ready but not signed by the parties. If you impose costs or dismiss matters , be ready to submerged under complaints.
I remember visiting a trial court and the advocate seeking time in a 2015 money recovery suit. Can you guess the amount involved ? 1 lakh.
I can go on but let the government and advocates show some empathy. The things would then change forever.
The police too render no support in prosecution. The PPs are absent and no criminal matter is heard during the day. I remember visiting a district court once and the pitiable judge had to find excuses to adjourn matters as there was neither a typist nor a stenographer to take evidence. There were about fifty people present in the court and the matters could barely move further. He spent the half the time doing the call work. This is a concept you would understand only if you visit a trial court.
You need to see the kind of support staff the judges get. Courts which require a strength of 20 people atleast work with a strength of ten people and the advocates and the government have to take the maximum blame. I remember the judge asking the advocate to commence trial and the advocate refusing to do since it is 2021 matter and there are other matters pending. You put your foot down and insist on the commencement of trial, be prepared to face malicious attacks from the bar and a barrage of anonymous complaints.
If I get time over the weekend, I can explain the problems faced in criminal and civil matters in detail. Of course, criminal would encompass NI Act cases and domestic violence cases, cases under the EC Act, POCSO Act, SC and ST Act, NDPS Act and many such uncountable legislations.
Seems like you are a wealthy nlu macbook corporate lawyer who doesn't know how Judiciary in India works. Atleast hiring should increase 200% if lower courts be able to finish atleast a quarter of cases.
And advocates must be capable atleast as a 5th standard student. I have to read the submissions twice because most are erroneous.
Please get off your high horse the next time you comment here. Otherwise you're not inviting healthy discussion, you're just inciting flamewars over the internet.
Jk, I'm from non-nlu.
My Lord/Lady, please understand when a Junior from a typical commercial Law Firm is not prepared with the matter because of too much overwork from seniors and be lenient in granting adjournment.
Also, sir the quality of advocates is very bad. They quote the wrong content. And adjournment I don't actually care.
But the problem is - in lower courts we are giving too much adjournments. Try not to ask for adjournments.
Even if you ask for adjournment read the case once and come. I beg you.
Because you are the people who lose. Not us.
I have seen some wealthy macbook NLU kids, and I am a regular reader of this blog. Therefore know.
10/10 logic