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1. Go to the website of the Supreme Court of India here.
2. Click on the E-FILING menu below the HOME menu.
3. On the extreme right hand corner of the page, click on ‘New Registration’ if this is the first time a petition is being filed. If registration has already been done, proceed to step no. 7.
4. When ‘User Type’ is asked, choose ‘Petitioner in Person’ upon which a form will appear.
5. After filling the required information, click on the ‘Sign Up’ button at the end of the page.
6. After completing registration, go back to the ‘E-FILING’ page here.
7. Click on the ‘Login’ option
8. The following menu will appear. Fill in the required details.
9. After logging in, a menu will appear. Click on ‘New eFiling’.
10. The following page will be displayed. Fill in the required details. If the petition is against any decision by a lower court, then click on the ‘Lower Court’ button. Similarly, click on every category and fill in the required information.
11. Click on ‘Petition with Other Document’, if additional documents are to be submitted along with the petition.
12. After all the required information has been filled in and the payment is completed, an application number will be given.
Prabhakar Kumar shaw
November 1, 2022
About 11 years past and till now 2022ihave face 12 cases by ICICI Bank in Delhi Also in Delhi High court THC court and Dwarka court the said Bank why not found any solution for a rehari patari fruit seller poor person.only afraid me and my family as execution.The AR of said Bank and Bank Head can give me a happier Life by settlement or solution.
Nyaaya
November 11, 2022
Sorry, we did not understand your question. Would you like to rephrase it for us?
Shan
March 3, 2024
How I can file writ petition for Scheduled tribe for land acquisition and no compensation paid by the HMA? Is it free for ST category?
Alka Manral
May 21, 2024
Which legal provisions will apply here will depend upon the Law under which the land was acquired.
If the land was acquired under the The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 (LARR Act), then you have the following options:
1) Section 31 of the LARR Act: You are entitled to compensation under Section 31 of the LARR Act. This compensation could include not only money but also alternative housing or land to be provided. Further, under Section 31(k), there can be Special Provisions for those belonging to Scheduled Tribes.
2) Section 41 of the LARR Act: As far as possible, no acquisition of land should be made in areas inhabited by Scheduled Tribes. If acquisition is to take place, it should be proved that it is the last resort. If acquisition is to be made, there must be the consent of the Gram Sabha or Panchayat or Autonomous District Council. Further, any acquisition of Tribal land, if made in violation of the law, will be invalid. If you are relocated outside of the district, then you will get an additional 25% compensation. You will also be entitled to Rs. 50,000 as a one-time payment.
3) You can file a complaint under Section 64 of the LARR Act to the Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation, and Resettlement Authority established by the State Government. In case you are unhappy with the decision of the authority, you can appeal to the High Court under Section 74 of the LARR Act.
Even if it was acquired under some other act, you can use the Recognition of Forest Rights Act of 2006. Under Section 4 of this Act, you cannot be resettled unless the adequate resettlement plan has been provided for.
If you want to file a writ petition, you can use Article 226 of the Constitution. You can ask the High Court to enforce your rights under Article 14 (Equality before Law) and Article 300-A (Persons not to be deprived of property save by authority of law) of the Constitution of India.
As to the fees, different High Courts charge different amounts for filing writ petitions. You can find the amount that your High Court charges here: https://nyaaya.org/legal-explainer/payment-for-filing-writ-petitions/
However, courts have the power to remove the fees in cases of those who cannot afford the fees. If you belong to the Scheduled Tribes and cannot afford the court fees, you may apply for a fee waiver by submitting an application along with your writ petition, explaining your financial situation and requesting the waiver.
Further, you are entitled to free legal services from the Legal Services Authorities (such as NALSA) under the Legal Services Authorities Act of 1987. Under Section 12 of this Act, people belonging to Scheduled Tribes will get Free Legal Services.
The Legal Services Authorities of the country have made Special Provisions for People belonging to Scheduled Tribes under the NALSA (Protection and Enforcement of Tribal Rights) Scheme, 2015. You can also take benefit of this scheme.
Avijit Bose
July 4, 2023
I transferred from Kolkata office and joined Silchar office on 04-07-2019. By joining here I applied for double house rent under special facilities for North East region and the office accepted my request and started giving me that facility from July,2019. After three months I submitted my transfer TA bill. There was a careless mistake from my side. Inadvertently I claim full transfer T.A. of my family members. I made a mistake inadvertently and my office got an opportunity to correct that mistake but they also did not make any corresponding correction. The office could have pointed out my mistake and rejected the claim. Since the office is already drawing my Double HRA before that claim i.e from my date of joining. But office passed the claim. So I was totally unaware of this mistake so I couldn’t rectify it. Then the audit report reflect this official error in 2021 they say when family transfer TA is drawn then I am not eligible to get double house rent allowance and still the office did not draw my attention to this matter in next one year.
I personally inform the office on 08-08-2022 that I want to deposit all the transfer TA drawn for my family along with penal interest in the office and then I deposit a check of Rs. 57000/-(approx)with that letter. But this office does not give any importance to my words and does not give me any reply. But from last August 2022 suddenly my double house rent allowance stopped. Now they are again informing that recovery from my salary will be done if I don’t deposit the double house rent allowance which I received at silchar office.
VAIBHAV KUMAR
November 22, 2022
Sir/Madam
Please guide about the link/URL to file writ in case of termination of job,in Patna high court.
Regard
Alka Manral
May 31, 2024
This is the link to file a case in the Patna High Court: https://filing.ecourts.gov.in/pdedev/. You can use this to file a writ for termination of job. Further you can watch the following tutorials given on the Patna High Court’s website to guide you better in the process: https://youtu.be/sHmybVwCmS4 , https://youtu.be/4P3mTWeJiP8. Also, look at the tutorial titled, ‘New Case Filing: facilities to Litigants/Clients’ on the website: https://patnahighcourt.gov.in/efiling/.
Nisar ahmad bombla
July 5, 2023
Respected High court srinagar Honebl chief Justice sir a false case is registered against me in police station kokernag in which a false and fabulous charge is logged against me
Sir in this regard i am a indian army serving solider and have threatened from opposite party I want justice from honebl court
Nisar ahmad bombla
July 5, 2023
Respected High court srinagar sir applicant namely NISAR AHMAD BOMBLA from kokernag village poru
Honebl chief Justice
In this regard I am a serving soldier of indian army a false and fabulous FIR is registered against me I wants Justice from Honebl High court
Nisar ahmad bombla
July 5, 2023
The fir is under section 354 etc
V RAMESWARA REDDY
July 13, 2023
Dear Sir/Madam.
Kindly clarify the below mentioned doubt.
1.One national highway is going on one Hindu temple which is around 100 years back we have renovation 2005.We have requested to many time to NHAI Project Director, Joint collecter and Thasilder etc to re-align the Highway .But as of now thay have not given any replay ?
Shall we put WRIT Petion in the highcourt ?
கோபி ஆ
July 19, 2023
ஒரு அரசு அதிகாரி தனது அதிகாரத்தை பயன்படுத்தி எனது வீட்டுக்கு முன் பகுதியில் உள்ள நடைபாதையை பட்டா செய்து கொண்டு இருந்ததை பரிசீலனை செய்து சார் ஆட்சியர் அவர்கள் அந்த நபரின் பட்டாவை முறையாக விசாரணை செய்து ரத்து செய்து விட்டார்கள். தற்போது அந்த நபர் ஏற்கனவே வேறொரு 3 வது நபருக்கு விற்பனை செய்து விட்டார்கள். ஆகையால் வாங்கிய நபர் எங்கள் மீது கீழ் கோர்ட்டில் வழக்கு பதிவு செய்துள்ளார். ஆனால் என்னிடம் அந்த இடத்தின் பட்டாவை ரத்து செய்த அரசு ஆணை உள்ளது.இதை கொண்டு இந்த வழக்கை எப்படி கையால்வது என ஆலோசனை வேண்டும்.
Pathan Shaheenakhatun
August 3, 2023
Hi!!
I have purchased a property through e auction under SARFAESI act. At the time registration, I came to know that registration can not be done as the property had a court attachment. Third party, who lend money to the owner filed a suit against owner of the property and did not included the bank as a party. Concerned authorized officer from bank did not informed about the hurdle in registration. Bank personnel saying it would take some time to register the property. Please tell me how to get the property registered?
Prashant Shinde
May 30, 2024
I got a notice from service tax in 2021, for the period of 2016-17, I did not collected service tax from service receiver, since service receiver was a Pvt.ltd.Hospital, In the reply of show cause in 2021 and laid a provision of RCM Notification 2015, seritax officer waited tu o pass limitation of hospital to recover service tax from Hospital.Now again I received same notice and they are asking to pay tax or gather documents from hospital as they have crossed limitation.
Can I file writ against show cause notice
AR Suriamoorthy
August 4, 2023
How I file a mandamus writ petition against Chief Secretary of Tamilnadu
Gudisa bheemesh
August 25, 2023
I brought car on finance from Mahendra moter loan on the year 2020th-may, from that date I had been facing problem with ACH farm, I submitted my all documents over 4 times in last 30 months, they always dragging to activate from bank,and I was effecting by over due amount and my CIBIL report, and facing harrasment by directly and indirectly from the recovery team…… every EMI had been paying by UPI only……is there any responsibility to activate ACH from concerned organisation??
Parimala m
November 11, 2023
சென்னை உயர்நீதிமன்றத்தில் வழக்கு தாக்கல் செய்ய ஆன்லைனில் வழிமுறை தமிழில் தெரிவிக்குமாறு கேட்டுக் கொள்கின்றேன் writ petition
JATINDER PAL SINGH
November 18, 2023
can I file an online petition to the suprem court of india against a government servant committing an offence under section 167IPC and what is the payment for it?
Sikha
October 21, 2024
Filing a petition directly to the Supreme Court of India is a complex process, and it’s crucial to understand the process and limitations before you take any action.
Here’s a breakdown of the relevant points:
1.The Supreme Court of India primarily has appellate jurisdiction, meaning it generally hears appeals from lower courts.
2.You can file a Special Leave Petition (SLP) directly to the Supreme Court if you believe there is a substantial question of law involved and you have exhausted other legal avenues. This is usually reserved for cases of exceptional importance or where a serious miscarriage of justice has occurred.
3.The Supreme Court has strict rules for filing petitions. You need to ensure that:
You’ve exhausted other legal remedies (like filing a complaint with the local police or appealing a lower court decision).
You have a strong legal argument and evidence to support your claim.
Your petition is properly drafted and complies with the Supreme Court’s format and filing procedures.
Relevant Provisions in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023:
Section 198: Public Servant Disobeying Law: This section, which is similar to the previous Section 167 of the IPC, deals with a public servant who knowingly disobeys a legal direction, intending to cause harm or knowing that their disobedience is likely to cause harm.
To initiate a prosecution under Section 198 BNS, you would typically need to:
File a complaint with the local police.
Seek legal aid or representation to navigate the process.
Gather evidence to prove the public servant’s disobedience and intent.
Filing a Petition with the Supreme Court:
You can file a petition online using the Supreme Court’s e-filing portal.
The Supreme Court charges filing fees for various types of petitions. These fees vary depending on the type of petition, the value of the case, and other factors. You can find the current fee schedule on the Supreme Court website.
Important Considerations:
Exhaust Lower Courts: Before filing an SLP to the Supreme Court, it’s essential to exhaust all legal remedies available at lower courts.
Legal Advice: It’s highly recommended to consult with a lawyer specializing in constitutional law or criminal law to discuss your options and whether an SLP is appropriate in your cousin’s case.
Cost and Time: Filing a petition with the Supreme Court can be expensive and time-consuming. It requires a strong legal argument, thorough preparation, and potentially significant court fees.
Alka Manral
April 30, 2024
While you cannot file a writ petition under consumer protection, the bank cannot ask for collateral under CSIS scheme, so you can:
1. Contact the UCO Bank manager and bring this to his attention for the conditions of an education loan under regular RBI guidelines and through the CSIS Scheme are very different. To be able to apply for CSIS (subsidy amount till ₹10 lakhs), this document can support your claim. https://www.jansamarth.in/education-loan-central-sector-interest-subsidy-scheme
You can also support you claim with this document which states that Banks cannot ask for collateral if the educational loan amount is under ₹4 lakh. https://www.rbi.org.in/commonperson/English/Scripts/FAQs.aspx?Id=3372
2. The RBI Guidelines also state that any grievance relating to educational loans can be filed with the concerned bank itself and if the bank does not reply within 1 month, or you are not happy with the reply, you can file complaint with RBI Ombudsman as per this document:
https://rbidocs.rbi.org.in/rdocs/content/pdfs/RBIOS2021_121121.pdf
For this, visit the CMS Portal of RBI: https://cms.rbi.org.in/
Laxmalla Madhu
October 16, 2024
My mother (73) approached the Elderly Tribunal at Huzurnagar, Telangana State under maintenance act for abandonment and fraudulent transfer of property by coercion and intimidation by her younger son. She requested the tribunal in written on 25th of June to cancel the gift deed. she is a bedridden woman diagnosed with dementia and major cognitive impairment along with her elder son who happens to be survivor of mental illness personally visited Revenue divisional office thrice, District Collector, for the last 90 days her statement was not recorded . Her pension related ATM confiscated by her younger son and also absent for the hearings . No action was taken against him and they still want to drag the case. Mother approached the tribunal under the ACT but here the process itself is humiliating her. can i file a Writ petition against the authorities and can i file a civil suit on behalf of my mother.