those documents and it
is further stated that the appellant being a layman was totally
dependent upon his counsel and was not aware ... only ground taken by
the appellant is that the appellant is a layman and it was the duty of
the Ld.Counsel to lead proper
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.
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rules of pleading cannot be made applicable vigorously. Pleadings
prepared by a layman must be construed generously as he lacks
standard of accuracy and precision
right to be heard by
counsel. Even the intelligent and educated layman
has small and sometimes no skill in the science
of law. If charged
with all categories. The calculation is
stopped."
16. For a layman, the above procedure may appear to be highly
cumbersome and complicated
Ram Jethmalani & Ors vs Union Of India & Ors on 4 July, 2011
Author
speech and perception. This
has resulted into a state which in a layman's words "Aruna
lives in her own world for last
human
anatomy but which is capable of being -
understood in a layman's language to be an injury in an area that
is proximate
full opportunity of hearing, and that
too through a lawyer, because a layman would not be able to
properly defend himself except through a lawyer ... Alabama, 287 U.S.
45 (1932) "Even the intelligent and educated layman has
small and sometimes no skill in the science
