Yes you will have to file the notive in the SC through an advocate only and that too an AOR to represent your case in the best way possible.
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Haryana Govt acquired land for SEZ including our plot of 400 yards only. No notices were actually received by us even though our residential address was available in the Govt. records.. Case filed against acquisition in HC of Punjab and Haryana after the acquisition proceedings by the Govt were actually over. Possession of the plot remains with us and was stayed. Case decided in our favour vide LAC Act 2013 as neither the payment was received by us nor deposited by them in the court. HSIIDC has now filed an SLP against the HC order. We have received the notice. Is it necessary to hire an advocate in the supreme court to reply the Notice.
Suggest a supreme court advocate to deal with the SLP till dismissal or othervise for a fee of Rs. 20000/-
Yes you will have to file the notive in the SC through an advocate only and that too an AOR to represent your case in the best way possible.
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Interim relief must have been granted to you under s. 24(2) of the new land acquisition act where under, acquisition proceedings are deemed lapse wherein neither physical possession has been taken nor compensation is paid as on 1.1.2014.
I am up to represent you.Call me at 0.
it is advisable to engage an advocate to appear on your behalf
2) you can appear in person if you so desire
1. The state has gone to the Supreme Court against the judgment of the Punjab and Haryana High Court. So it is time for you to engage a lawyer.
2. I cannot suggest any advocate, find one on your own.
You have to hire a lawyer and fight the case filed against you before the supreme court.
you have to defend your interests otherwise there are chances that you stand losing yor property if you have not represented even after receiving a notice.