Section 22 of The Works of Defence Act, 1903 in hindi
Every such proceeding shall take place in open Court, and all
persons entitled to practise in any Civil Court in the State shall be entitled to appear, plead and act, as the case may be, in such proceeding.
Summary
- All proceedings before the Court regarding these objections must be held in public (open Court).
- This ensures the process is transparent and not hidden from the community.
- Any person who is legally allowed to practice in any Civil Court in the State is allowed to participate.
- These professionals can appear, plead, and act on behalf of the parties involved.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Do I have to represent myself in Court?
No, you can hire anyone who is entitled to practice in a Civil Court in that State to represent you.
2. What can my lawyer do for me in these proceedings?
They are entitled to appear, plead (speak on your behalf), and act (take legal steps) for you.
Test yourself
Q1.Under Section 22 of The Works of Defence Act, 1903, where must the proceedings take place?
Q2.Who is entitled to appear, plead, and act in the proceedings under Section 22 of The Works of Defence Act, 1903?
Q3.What does the term "plead" mean in the context of Section 22 of The Works of Defence Act, 1903?
Q4.According to Section 22 of The Works of Defence Act, 1903, can a party be represented by a lawyer who is not from that specific district?