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Do not rely on listings or referrals. For a case at the Madras High Court, it is essential that you get a lawyer who is accustomed to dealing with the concerned bench. E-filing is still a requirement at the High Court, and it is important that a lawyer is aware of the nuances of dealing with the registry. This helps prevent delays in filing, as there may be technical objections or rejections of the filing itself.
Not necessarily. Often, the delays are caused by inadequate documentation. Many cases in Chennai are plagued by issues of unclear Patta, absence of parent documents, or unverified layouts in OMR and ECR areas. An experienced lawyer will ensure verification of title and approvals from CMDA or DTCP, where applicable, before initiating litigation. Even with the digitalisation of land records in Tamil Nadu, well-prepared cases, especially declaration cases, can be processed much faster.
One of the few jurisdictions in India where there is a specific Admiralty power is Chennai. For example, urgent remedies, such as a ship arrest, can be ordered by the Madras High Court. These cases demand special legal attention, for example, timely filing, observance of Admiralty regulations, and handling of security deposits. Speed is of the essence, lest a ship leave the jurisdiction.
The Chennai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal follows a hybrid model of hearings. Procedural hearings are conducted virtually, but final arguments may be conducted physically. The current trends in NCLT cases include disputes arising from delayed payments under specific regulations. Regardless of whether you are a creditor or a debtor, an early legal strategy, especially with regard to admissions, is crucial.
Yes, but only if properly certified. Under the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, any digital evidence needs to have a certificate under Section 63. This is a new requirement, replacing Section 65B. In TN, courts are very particular about this, and if not properly certified, any form of digital evidence, such as chats or emails, may not be admissible.
No. The Madras High Court is quite supportive of virtual courts, making it much easier for NRIs to participate. Your legal representation can be done virtually, while your lawyer takes care of your physical presence if required. This is now a common practice.
Any issues related to the state government authorities can be dealt with by filing writ petitions with the Madras High Court. In case of issues related to central government services, these can be dealt with by filing cases with the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) located in Chennai. Success is often dependent on spotting procedural violations or violations of service rules.
Should you get any notice, don’t disregard it. It is essential to seek the services of a lawyer right away for drafting an appropriate response. The lawyers in our Chennai office are experts in dealing with Cheque Bounce Section 138 and other civil/criminal notices to safeguard your interests.
Yes. You need to be aware that it may not always be convenient to visit our law office. In such circumstances, we facilitate phone and video consultations, enabling you to consult a legal professional from wherever you are located before scheduling actual visits.
It will help if you take along all important documents, if there are any written documents, the notices received, and a brief chronology of what has transpired.
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