FAQs
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Military Law relates to Army Navy and Air Force Acts, Rules, Regulations and Policies.
Army Law consists of the Army Act of 1950, the Army Rules of 1954, the Army Regulations & numerous Policies issued by the Government of India & by the Chief of Army Staff and other regulations.
Naval Law consists of the Navy Act of 1957, Navy Rules, the Navy (Pension) Regulations, 1964, numerous Policies issued by the Government of India & by the Chief of Army Staff and other regulations.
Air Force Law consists of the Air Force Act of 1950, the Air Force Rules of 1969, the Army Regulations & numerous Policies issued by the Government of India & by the Chief of Army Staff and other regulations.
The Military Justice system governs the procedure applied to the armed forces personnel may be summary trial or by way of court martial or through administrative action.
The advocate practising in Military law and the Judge Advocates of the all three forces like Wing Commander Ajit Kakkar (Retd.) from Judge Advocate General (JAG) Branch and practising in Military Law.
The Court Martial in the Army has the following types: General Court Martial (GCM), Summary General Court Martial (SGCM), Summary Court Martial (SCM) and District Court Martial (DCM).
The Court Martial in the Air Force has the following types: General Court Martial (GCM), Summary General Court Martial (SGCM) and District Court Martial (DCM).
There is only one type of Court Martiak in the Navy and is termed as ‘court martial’.
The Court Martial in the Border Security Force has the following types: General Security Force Court (GSFC), Petty Security Force Court (PSFC) and Summary Security Force Court (SSFC).
The Court Martial in the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force has the following types: General Force Courts(GFC), Petty Force Courts(PFC) and Summary Force Courts (SFC).
The Armed Forces Tribunal is kind of Court of Law dealing with cases related to Armed Forces Personnel i.e. Army, Navy and Air Force.
Yes, Armed Forces Tribunal has the authority to hear service matters related to Armed Forces Personnel and appeal against the order of the Courts Martial.
Any aggrieved person can file a case in Armed Forces Tribunal either in person or through his legal representative/ lawyer as per the jurisdiction of the Armed Forces Tribunal.
Armed Forces Tribunal is empowered to adjudicate appeals against any order finding or sentence of the Court Martial. Armed Forces Tribunal also adjudicate on Service Matters pertaining to Service Pension, Family Pension, Liberalized Family Pension, Disability Pension, Discharge from Service, Extension of Service, Grant of promotion and Permanent Commission, FIxation of Pay-anomaly, Condonation of Shortfall of Service as well as matters related to pension for Last rank held, MACP, Honorary Commission and many more.
A military lawyer can provide expert guidance on military-related legal issues, ensuring your rights and interests are protected.
We specialize in legal matters within the Army, Navy, and Air Force, including disciplinary issues, court-martial procedures, and service regulations.
If you encounter legal challenges in the military, seeking legal counsel from experts experienced in military law is advisable to understand your rights and options.
Our military lawyers provide expert advice tailored to each branch, ensuring your rights and interests are comprehensively represented.
Civil laws pertain to non-criminal legal matters, including disputes, contracts, property issues, and personal injury cases.
Legal experts can provide guidance and representation, ensuring your rights are upheld and your interests are protected.
Service law involves regulations and laws related to public services, including employment terms, administrative actions, and disputes within government entities.
Service law impacts various aspects of government employment, including hiring, promotion, discipline, and retirement. Understanding these regulations is crucial for navigating your career.
AFTs are specialized courts that handle legal matters related to military personnel, veterans, and paramilitary forces, ensuring prompt resolution of disputes.
AFTs provide a dedicated platform for addressing legal issues specific to armed forces, ensuring that your case is handled by professionals familiar with military laws.
AFTs specialize in military, veterans, and paramilitary personnel disputes, ensuring a prompt resolution.
Yes, AFTs also handle paramilitary personnel cases, offering a dedicated platform for resolution
Paramilitary forces include BSF, CISF, ITBP, and SSB. Their legal matters often involve unique regulations.
Specialized lawyers familiar with paramilitary laws can navigate the specific legal intricacies these forces face.
We handle legal matters concerning BSF, CISF, ITBP, and SSB, offering specialized guidance due to the unique regulations governing these entities.
With our deep understanding of paramilitary laws, we can navigate intricate legal nuances specific to these forces.
CAT deals with disputes arising from government employment, providing an alternative forum for resolving matters related to recruitment, promotions, and service conditions.
Yes, decisions of CAT can be challenged in higher courts. However, seeking expert advice before proceeding is recommended.
Yes, we provide legal counsel for criminal cases within the military, ensuring fair representation and adherence to military regulations.
Our expertise ensures a comprehensive understanding of military laws, offering strong legal defense tailored to your situation.
These rules govern civil service employment conditions, including classification, control, and appeal procedures.
Understanding these rules is vital for government employees to navigate various aspects of their career.
We offer legal assistance for wills, matrimonial disputes, family laws, prenuptial contracts, marriage registrations, adoptions, and divorces.
Legal experts can guide you through legal processes to ensure fair and just outcomes in family-related disputes.
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