My neighbour who is an advocate always quarrels with people and threaten people he is an advocate. Please advise what action we can because all the our neighbors afraid him. We understand he also quarrelling in court customers and other advocates. I think Advocate means the person who help the normal person who do not know law, here he taking benefit to threaten normal person. Please advise what action can be against him and where. We cannot report police because police also support him.
From India , Jaipur
From India , Jaipur
Before being a Advocate he too is a normal person ,and becoming advocate doesnt grant him permission to do any thing. if he really troubles you and all than lodge a complaint against him.
he will get right,law is equal for all
From India , Nanded
he will get right,law is equal for all
From India , Nanded
Complain against him to The Bar Council of India & send a copy to him if you can else complaint is Good enough
From India , Nagpur
From India , Nagpur
My friends told me there is no use to compalint in bar because Bar Council mostly favour Advocate instead of taking complaint seriously normal person. Please advise is it true or not ? I am afraid if I go there and my efforts go in vain, he will more irriates us as compared to present.
From India , Jaipur
From India , Jaipur
We have paband 2 time from court and Vikas Samit also write letter to SHO and neigbpours woman also write a complaint letter(both registered in PS)because abuse women singing songs when ladies goes . Within addition an SC/ST act and 354's FIR also lodged against him investigation is going on. Please advise.
From India , Jaipur
From India , Jaipur
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