In a significant move, the Uttarakhand Cabinet has approved the lease of land for lawyers’ chambers, providing a much-needed solution to their longstanding demand. The lease agreement, valid for 30 years, will charge a nominal fee of one rupee per year. This decision reflects the government’s commitment to supporting the legal profession and improving the efficiency of the judicial system. The Bar Association has expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister and his Cabinet for their prompt action in addressing this issue.
The Uttarakhand Cabinet has given its approval for the lease of five acres of land in the old jail premises for the construction of chambers for lawyers. This decision has been welcomed by the Bar Association, as they have been requesting for land to build chambers for about 15 years. The lease agreement will be valid for 30 years and will be charged at a nominal fee of one rupee per year.
It is noteworthy that the new court complex is also being built in the same old jail premises. The government had previously decided to allocate the five-acre land to the Bar Association last year. Now, the lease agreement will soon be transferred to the Bar Association, marking a significant milestone in fulfilling the long-standing demand of lawyers in the state.
The President and Secretary of the Bar Association expressed their gratitude to the Chief Minister and his Cabinet for approving the lease of the land. This decision will provide a much-awaited solution to the demand for chamber construction by lawyers in Uttarakhand. The lease of the land at a nominal rate ensures that lawyers will have a secure and affordable space for their chambers.
This development is expected to improve the working conditions for lawyers and enhance the efficiency of the judicial system in Uttarakhand. The government’s decision to allocate land for the construction of lawyer chambers aligns with its commitment to supporting and promoting the legal profession. It reflects the government’s recognition of the importance of providing adequate infrastructure and facilities for the legal community.
With the lease agreement finalized in the Cabinet meeting, the process of transferring the land to the Bar Association will commence soon. This decision marks the final step in fulfilling the long-standing demand of lawyers for land to build their chambers. The Bar Association expressed its gratitude to the Chief Minister and his Cabinet for their support and prompt action in addressing this issue.
The lease agreement for the land will provide stability and a permanent solution for lawyers to establish their chambers. It will contribute to the overall development and growth of the legal profession in Uttarakhand. The Bar Association can now proceed with the construction of chambers, enhancing their professional capabilities and improving access to justice for the people of Uttarakhand.
This decision showcases the government’s commitment to facilitating the smooth functioning of the legal system and ensuring that lawyers have the necessary infrastructure to serve their clients effectively. It underscores the government’s dedication to promoting the rule of law and providing the legal community with the resources they need to fulfill their crucial role in society.
