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Your Legal Rights in Armed Forces Tribunal Proceedings

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The Indian government in 2009 established special armed force tribunal proceedings, especially for people who work in the Indian armed forces, like in the Army, Navy, and Air Force. These tribunals solve the cases of people who are currently working in the armed forces or who are retired from the armed forces and the defendant family members of the armed forces person. Purpose of creating these tribunals is to solve the armed person matters in a timely and cost-saving manner in India. Main advantage of solving any armed disputes under this tribunal is that the judges in these tribunals understand all the military laws and regulations. Armed forces tribunals solve the disputes related to the pay and allowances, pensions, promotions, transfers and postings, and matters related to the disciplinary actions in India.

Top Armed Forces Tribunal Advocates

Advocate Prahlad Singh
Advocate Prahlad Singh
📍 Lucknow
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 11 years 🗣 English, Hindi
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Advocate Manish Kumar Singh
Advocate Manish Kumar Singh
📍 Civil Court, Varanasi / Banaras
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 9 years 🗣 Hindi
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Advocate Shashwat Jindal
Advocate Shashwat Jindal
📍 District Court, Ludhiana
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 7 years 🗣 English, Hindi, Punjabi
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Advocate Syed Ramiz Zafar
Advocate Syed Ramiz Zafar
📍 Harmu Road, Ranchi
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 11 years 🗣 English, Hindi, Urdu
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Advocate Darsh Pareek
Advocate Darsh Pareek
📍 Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 10 years 🗣 English, Hindi
Armed Forces TribunalBanking / FinanceBankruptcy / Insolvency
Advocate Vikas Pareek
Advocate Vikas Pareek
📍 Parasram Nagar, Jaipur
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 12 years 🗣 English, Hindi
ArbitrationArmed Forces TribunalBankruptcy / Insolvency
Advocate CP Gautam
Advocate CP Gautam
📍 Chamber 574, Street 13, Greater Noida
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 15 years 🗣 English, Hindi
Anti CorruptionAnticipatory BailArmed Forces Tribunal
Advocate Devapriya V
Advocate Devapriya V
📍 Thambu Chetty Street, Chennai
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 15 years 🗣 English, Tamil
Armed Forces TribunalConsumer CourtCourt Marriage
Advocate Ajit Singh Gaherwar
Advocate Ajit Singh Gaherwar
📍 Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 16 years 🗣 English, Hindi
Anti CorruptionAnticipatory BailArmed Forces Tribunal
Advocate Wg Cdr J.P Sharma (Retd)
Advocate Wg Cdr J.P Sharma (Retd)
📍 District Court, Gurgaon / Gurugram
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 10 years 🗣 English, Hindi
Armed Forces TribunalCheque BounceCourt Marriage
Advocate Nischal Arvind Singh
Advocate Nischal Arvind Singh
📍 Hauz Khas Enclave, Delhi
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 5.0 🎓 13 years 🗣 English, Hindi
Anti CorruptionArmed Forces TribunalBanking / Finance
Advocate Hari Shankar Verma
Advocate Hari Shankar Verma
📍 Nilje, Dombivali East, Mumbai
✔ Verified Advocate
★ 4.9 🎓 27 years 🗣 English, Hind
Anti CorruptionAnticipatory BailArmed Forces Tribunal
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Frequently Asked Questions

In India in 2009, the government established an armed forces tribunal. The main aim of the establishment of this tribunal is to solve cases of armed forces personnel and dependents quickly and cost-effectively in India.

For finding good armed forces tribunal lawyers in India, you can check the list of armed forces tribunal lawyers in India on the Right To Law, where we provide a list of experienced lawyers from all over India. According to your budget and requirements, you can choose lawyers from this list.

No, the cost of armed forces tribunal lawyers in India is decided as per various factors like the complexities and nature of the cases and the experience, knowledge, track records, and area of practice of lawyers.

The main purpose of this act is to govern and handle the complaints related to Army, Navy, and Air Force personnel. And provide rules and regulations for solving cases related to armed forces members commission and appointment, joining the force, and matters related to pay, service rules, and retirement in India.

Solving any armed force disputes in armed force tribunals provides various benefits to the parties, like its being a more cost- and time-saving option. As well as in this tribunal, judges have knowledge of army-related laws and regulations, which helps them understand the case more wisely.