APCRPCO Section 299 : Panel of Advocates willing to appear to be maintained

Explanation using Example

Example 1: Representation of an Indigent Defendant in a Civil Suit

Introduction: Ravi, an indigent person, is sued for a property dispute in the District Court of Vijayawada. He cannot afford legal representation.

Application: According to Section 299(1) of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, the court maintains a panel of advocates willing to represent indigent persons. The District Judge, after consulting with the Presiding Officer and the Bar Association President, assigns an advocate from this panel to represent Ravi at the state's expense.

Outcome: Ravi receives legal representation without incurring costs, ensuring his right to a fair trial. The advocate prepares Ravi's defense, files necessary documents, and represents him in court proceedings.

Conclusion: This provision ensures access to justice for indigent individuals like Ravi, preventing unfair disadvantages in legal proceedings due to financial constraints.

Example 2: Annual Revision of the Advocate Panel

Introduction: The District Court in Guntur has a panel of advocates for indigent persons, which was last updated two years ago. Some advocates have since retired or moved.

Application: As per Section 299(2), the District Judge is required to revise the panel at the end of each calendar year. The Judge consults with relevant stakeholders, including the ...

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