Advocate Act: Often people have to make rounds of the court at some point in their life. Many occasions arise where people have to hire lawyers. In which people invest a good amount of money, but still it has been seen that many times lawyers are not able to fight properly even after taking a lot of money.
And are unable to provide justice to their clients. If you feel that your lawyer is not representing your case properly. Then not only you can save your money. In fact, you can also fight your case yourself. How can anyone fight his own case? Let us know what is the process for this.
Anyone can fight his own case
Often in legal matters, lawyers are seen cross-examining the cases in the court. Sometimes lawyers are not able to represent the case well and their fees are also high. So in such cases the Indian Constitution has given you the right to fight for yourself. How do you get the right to fight for yourself under Section 32 of the Constitution? Under the Advocates Act 1961, any person can fight his own case in the court. Even the judges allow everyone to do this.
It is not necessary to have a law degree
Any person has the right to fight his own case in the court. The Constitution has given this right for this. It is clearly written in it. For this it is not necessary for any person to obtain a law degree. For this you just have to take the permission of the judge. And complete information about the case has to be kept. If you want, you can also ask for some time from the judge to understand the case.