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solicitor of this Court. 40. Now Mr. Hormusji Chichgur was a layman and never pretended to be a Pehlvi, Zend or Avesta scholar

solicitor of this Court. " 42. Now Mr. Hormusji Chichgur was a layman and never pretended to be a Pehlvi, Zend or Avesta scholar

parte motion, and three other matters, and the applicant being a layman, might not unreasonably have supposed that those matters would take some time ... less gross than in this case, where the applicant was a layman appearing in person, and he did take steps, which might well appear

market and can be purchased by the consumer and or layman without any prescription of Doctor. The wide publicity has been made involving huge expenditure ... Revital" of the plaintiff. On the first impression and from the layman's point of view the colour combination of the carton

appearing for the respondents argued that the appellant is not a layman. He himself is an advocate. Atleast after getting decision of the Trial Court ... year 1977. He argued that Shri Muley is not a layman, but an advocate who was well aware of the niceties of law. He further

just 5cm or 2 thick and may be imperceptible to a layman and would vanish with use. If the material was to be used ... identified as situated between particular points. Only then could a layman say whether the repairs were carried out or not. Therefore, reliance by the learned

disputed cases is ex-facie visible to the bare eye of a layman. Further, some of the copies of the warrant were also ... section 73 of the Indian Evidence Act and concluded that even a layman could infer that the signatures are totally different. ::: Downloaded

majority award. He submits that partner of Respondent No.1 is layman and had appeared in person both before the Conciliator, as well as before ... Shah has contended that the partner of Respondent No.1 is a layman and was not conversant with the peculiarities of the procedure

application, which reads thus as under :- "4. The appellant is a layman having no knowledge about the niceties and complexities ... 3238/2022." 5) He further canvassed that the applicant is a layman and not being conversant with the procedures of law, which has caused

application, which reads thus as under :- "4. The appellant is a layman having no knowledge about the niceties and complexities ... 3238/2022." 5) He further canvassed that the applicant is a layman and not being conversant with the procedures of law, which has caused