Litigation

Litigation can be simply defined as a process of legal action initiated by one party over the other seeking a solution for a dispute before the Court of Law. It is the final resort one can rely upon to get a legal remedy. The Indian legal system is one of the well crafted and structured legal system that covers the entire scope of protecting a person’s rights. The time taken for the Courts to arrive a decision and to pass an judgment varies depending upon the facts and circumstances of the case.

Though the general notion prevailing pertinent to the delay in litigation process before the Court of Law, such amount of time taken for the Courts to arrive a decision is solely based upon the progress of the case especially by the cooperation of the parties to the case towards the Court proceedings. Parties seeking unnecessary adjournments, not providing the required evidence in time etc., construes as the reasons for delays in the part of litigation process of a dispute, let alone the number of cases filed every day and are in pendency. The applicant has to always substantiate his case by adducing proper evidence during trial. Litigation is always the backbone of Judiciary and with a prima facie case with supporting evidence one can expect a positive favourable order by engaging a Lawyer with expertise.