Speaking Orders or Reasoned Orders
Speaking Orders and Reasoned Orders: Why Reasons Are Important The author Wg Cdr Ajit Kakkar (Retd) Advocate appears before the Supreme Court…
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Can a Disabled or Seriously Ill Dependent Son Continue Medical Treatment?
By Wg Cdr Ajit Kakkar (Retd) Advocate Extension of ECHS Medical Benefits for a Dependent Son Above 25 Years For most ex-servicemen,…
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why Sending a Soldier Back to Authorities when AFT has the Jurisdiction
AFT Pension Cases: When Does Sending a Soldier Back to Authorities for reconsideration? By Advocate Wg Cdr Ajit Kakkar (Retd) For a…
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What Is a Charge Sheet?
Receiving a charge sheet is one of the most stressful moments in any career whether you wear the uniform of the Army,…
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Can a second wife of an Army pensioner receive family pension when the second marriage was contracted during the lifetime of the first wife?
Second Wife Entitled to Army Family Pension After Death of First Wife: AFT Chandigarh’s Important 2026 Judgment The Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT),…
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AFT Halts Recovery of Instructional Allowance from Serving and Retired IAF Officers
Recovery of instructional allowance from Indian Air Force officers has been halted by the Armed Forces Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi. In a…
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Recovery of Training Allowance from Air Force Officers Why It is Bad in Law
By Wg Cdr Ajit Kakkar (Retd), Advocate , New Delhi Recovery of Training Allowance from Air Force Officers. Why It is Bad…
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Military & Service Law Weekly: Supreme Court and High Court Judgments Every Soldier, Veteran and Service Law Practitioner Should Know
Weekly Legal Update | 28 Sep 2026 The third week of Sep 2026 has been particularly important for military law and disability…
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IAF War Widow Back in Uniform: 10 Years’ Past Service Recognised
Supreme Court Uses Article 142 to Bring IAF War Widow Back in Uniform: 10 Years’ Past Service Recognised Former IAF officer Priyanka…
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ACQUITTED BY THE CRIMINAL COURT-BUT STILL DISMISSED: IGNORE A DEPARTMENTAL INQUIRY AT YOUR OWN PERIL
A criminal acquittal may come too late if you failed to defend the departmental inquiry A government employee facing both a criminal…
