Chairman of High Court Legal Services Committee

The definition of “legal service” under section 2(c) of the Legal Services Authorities Act 1987 includes the provision of services in the conduct of a case or other legal proceedings before a court, authority or tribunal, as well as advice on a legal matter. (h) Receive an annual income of less than one lakh or such other higher amount as may be prescribed by the state government if the case is before a court other than the Supreme Court, and less than twelve thousand rupees or such other higher amount as may be prescribed by the central government if the case is before the Supreme Court. (4) If a refusal to provide legal services is refused, the secretary shall inform the applicant in writing. (3) A request for legal services in any matter, if it is not found to be well-founded, may be rejected by the secretary for reasons that must be recorded in writing. 2. If the applicant meets the eligibility criteria, the Secretary examines the merits of his application and, if the applicant is justified in his application, the Secretary decides on the nature of the legal service. Any person who wishes to apply for a legal service to bring or defend an action before the High Court may apply to the High Court Legal Services Committee by means of an application, which may be filed either in writing or by completing the forms prepared by the Committee, briefly indicating the reason for the application for legal aid. 5. An applicant whose application for legal services has been rejected may file a complaint with the President for a decision. Cases not covered as described above and in cases where legal aid cannot be granted, except in accordance with the provisions of Article 15 of the Regulation (M.P. State Legal Services Authority Regulations, 1997) The President is empowered to determine statutory remuneration as a royalty, taking into account the above list of fees and the rules of the civil court of the M.P. (rules and orders). 1.

The actual ancillary costs of the legal aid lawyer shall be reimbursed, provided that they are supported by the supporting documents and that a certificate is issued by those legal aid lawyers. If incidental costs are not covered by the supporting documents, the Secretary of the Legal Services Committee of the Supreme Court may determine and reimburse a reasonable amount, taking into account the approximate expenses that may have resulted from the case. (1) Upon receipt of the request for legal service, the secretary shall first examine the applicant`s suitability in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the procedure by-law and cause them to be reviewed and determined. The parties of the company registered under section 12 of the Legal Services Act are entitled to free legal services, they are: High Court Legal Services Committee, is an attempt to provide legal assistance and assistance to marginalized and weaker parts of society. Information is provided on this website solely as a public facility. Although every effort has been made to ensure that the information hosted on this website is accurate and up-to-date, Karnataka Judicial Academy is not responsible for any legal or other consequences arising from the use of such information. In accordance with Article 39-A of the Constitution of India, the State shall ensure that the functioning of the legal system promotes justice on the basis of equal opportunity and, in particular, provides free legal aid through appropriate legislation or programmes or otherwise to ensure that no citizen is deprived of opportunities to obtain justice because of economic or other handicaps. The High Court Legal Services Committee (HCLSC) was established under section 8A of the Legal Services Authorities Act 1987 to provide fee-based and competent legal services to the weaker sections of society in cases within the jurisdiction of the High Court. The committee consists of an Acting Judge of the High Court, who is Presiding, and 10 members appointed by the Honourable President of the High Court. (Petitions under Article 226/227 of the Indian Constitution.) Copyright © High Court Legal Services Committee – All rights reserved by the High Court of Karnataka, Bengaluru PROPOSED TIMETABLE FOR LOK ADALAT HIGH COURT OF M.P., JABALPUR “YEAR 2022” Under the Legal Services Authorities (Amendment) Act 1994, the Lok Adalat Regulation is no longer a voluntary concept.

This law gave Lok Adalats.In Chandigarh a permanent Lok Adalat, which was founded on 07.08.1998. It was the first of its kind in India. National Legal Services Authority (Lok Adalat) Regulations 2009. Karnataka State Legal Services Authorities Rules, 1996. Currently, the Honourable Justice Shri Vineet Saran, Chief Justice of the High Court of Orissa, the Chief Patron, the Honourable Justice Shri I. Mahanty, Senior Judge of the High Court of Orissa, is the Executive Chairman of the Legal Services Authority of the State of Odisha. Hon`ble Kumari Justice Sanju Panda, a judge of the Orissa High Court, is the Chairman of the High Court`s Legal Services Committee. In addition, Shri S.K.Pattanaik, O.S.D. (Vigilance) of the Court, is the Secretary of the Legal Services Committee of the High Court. FEES: Guidelines for fees to be paid by the state authority to the lawyer for legal services.