AGGARWAL AND ASSOCIATES (Established 1908-Lahore), : September 2020

Let us make India Corruption free

The matter and inference drawn are based on actual personal experiences of Author. They are meant to serve as beacon to those who may find themselves in similar situations to save themselves from clutches of unscrupulous persons. They are also meant to serve as an eye opener to those men who are sitting at Helm of Affairs for improvement of judicial system and corruption free India, so that never again one says; "the law court is not a cathedral (what they used to be) but a casino where so much depends on the throw of the dice (and money). K R Narayanan http://www.krnarayanan.in/html/speeches/others/jan28_00.htm

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

1366sector40BChandigarh

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1. front

2. front lawn;

3. Front lawn.

4. Front Lawn

5. Front Lights

6. front

7. Drawing room

8. Drawing room

9. Drawing room

10. Drawing Room

11. Drawing Room.

12. Drawing Room

13. Dinning Hall Side board

14. Dinning Table

15. Dinning Table

16. Sideboard

17. Office Chandelier

18. Office Clock

19. Drawing Hanging Light

20. Drawing clock

21. Biggest Private library in Chandigarh

22. Personal Treadmill

23. family in Pics

24. another personal library and study desk

25. Personal Gym

26. Terrace

Let there be Light

There are those, no doubt, who may disagree with some observations that appear in this blog. That is quite all right with me. However, by all means let such a voice come forward suitably, not to disagree and not to disprove, but to improve! My only request is that the well known "smear technique," so frequently employed as an argument, be replaced with facts, not by smears that approach blackmail handed out by anyone, including vested interests.

I recall a meaningful observation - "It is better to light one small candle in a dark room than to live forever in the dark!" I hope this, my modest "candle," may burn brightly and be of some value to my fellow citizens. Then, the "dark" room may become a bit "lighter."

Complaints against Judges

It is the duty of every Advocate and citizen of India to make a complaint against a Judge or any other public servant to proper Authorities when ever proper grounds exist. This duty is contained in Rule 1 of Duty to Court under Bar Council of India Rules, Section 3(2) of Judges Protection Act, IPC, Prevention of corruption Act, In house Mechanism framed by Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, and letter Dt 27.5.2011 received by me from Ministry of Law and Justice, New Delhi. If any Judge makes counter complaint, he will be guilty of contempt of his own court u/s 16 of Contempt's of Courts act for causing obstruction in course of Justice.

AGGARWAL AND ASSOCIATES (Established 1908-Lahore),

If Judgments were based on law, every lawyer will get same fees!-KD Aggarwal

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