Monday, July 16, 2012
One more moment to cherish
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Next to Mother's Love
Then what made be deeply upset? what was that bothing me non-stop?
I dont want to throw the entire blame upon my father for the situation I was put into. INfact, as my cousin bro pointed, I could be the sole reason for what ever i am facing.
The problem is not that I am dependent on my friends to stay, though the cause of my angst flow from the very same fact. The friends I mean The friends alone. I can barely issues with friends who provide me shelter but i could not stand to accept the uninvited and uncessary imposition of self-claimed authority-like over me by people who were no were connected to me except to the extent that they control the lives of my frineds in one sence or the other. I dont mean that the people whom i refer here are bosses of my friends but they are not meant to be opposed in their decision so easily by my friends.
So i packed my bag, as the sun set to rise, and left leaving my travel bag which i think i will take it in a day or two.
The incident - I expressed to the people not to dictate me. nothing else.
Fortunately or unfortunately my dad called this morning. I had to pass on all the anger, frustration, rage, my father who turned speechless despite having been hurled up with many of my such acts.
I dint care if my cousing bro was with us but I had to for i was too afraid of missing the oppurtunity of securing a good accomodation which was promised by one Guy, possibly a broker.
My father took it too slow. The guy wanted us to meet him int he morning but i was in court thinking my father and bro willtake care. But had to rush to Kalaivanar arangam to go myself to meet the broker with my bro after i was told that my father never met my bro who had come all the way to the arangam to pick my dad and mainly for the sake of me.
When i reached the arangam i was given shock to see my dad chatting with my bro. Had I known that or alteast assured confirminly i would not have delegated my work which was as important for a man who is in jail wants to come out and went all the way to arangam to my bro.
All this pissed me off , so i vent all my frusration and anger my fathr like i never did before possibly.
It continued for long and even after we went there to ANna nagar where we were informed by the broker that he cant meet us today due to his other personal engangement and asked us to meet him the next day.
I burst again at my father and criticised him and blamed him for the failur n the plan. i was not much convinved by my father when he told me that we would meet him the next day
after a long hour of verbal assault i showed no mercy even at the time when we coming back together on our way back to our room
we went to arangam before we came to our place and had dinner in Nair's mess and then my father left to the hotel alone and i came here to this net-cafe to type this and record it down.
I infact despite all felt like i would go with me dad for a walk by the beach as we both have done along with my mon and sis as a family for many many years back when i would not even finished 5th grade
But father seemed a little tired and at his age, it is quite understandable, though he is someone with unbelievable stamina and energitic chap.
However the epic was when I told my dad, when we were sitting arangam, this late evening, that he was sole cause for me to hurl such abuses,
He responded, "Your are my son and if not you than from whom else i would take such things?" I went speechless.
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Legally speaking!
I came to office at around 9:00 pm, my usual hours. There ware no clients in the office. I presumed it might be because of vacation which covers the entire month of May. But, soon after, i realized i should be wrong. The Clients were visiting as usual as on during the working days.
I was the only junior advocate who was present in the office so I decided to take instructions from the clients and provided them with possible solution to their problems on my own by rendering them legal opinions.
At first there was one such client, who was anxious if his Crusher factory, with a crore and above of investment, has any unfound legal impediment in view of decision rendered by division bench in Paravathammal granites case numbered in W.P. 12942 of 2011. He was worried if his need to be shut down. [for detailed interaction about the case, click on http://lawcrumbs.blogspot.in/2012/04/summer-counselling.html]. I read the judgment and listened to the facts of the client and advised him he need not bother since he had not violated any conditions laid down by the Tamil Nadu pollution control board. I put down my opinion in words in a letter pad and advised him to use it when he meets my senior, Raghu sir.
After the client met my senior, the client insisted me to accept some monetary consideration. I refused since i thought it was not ethical to take money without a strong justification. To my own surprise, I was told by the client that it was my senior who instructed him to pay that amount to me when the client asked if he was required to pay any amount.
I felt happy, not because of the amount but because of the purpose i had received it.
one of the basic function of lawyers to provide a legal opinion. I did and was rewarded for it!!
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Making impossible a possibility
when I began my professional career, I feared about the time I thought I would require to become well verse with certain very basic things which has crucial role to play in the career of a litigating lawyer. Two instances, which I like to cite, would more or less highlight the reasons for the fear. Once, my senior, Raghu sir asked me to read some papers (He asks his juniors to read the case-papers while he would listen). As I started reading, I realized I could be of little help to him. I stuttered, stammered and stopped and when was about to re-start, I was asked in a very surprising tone by my senior who said, “Do you know Tamil?”. I said yes but also said I was not apt at when comes to reading, especially the drafts which are made in Tamil. The next moment he made a sarcastic comment in a very interesting tone, i.e “Dude Read Ttaaameel or else it would be difficult to practice in Madras High Court ”.
Such a statement, especially who hold position as that of a senior, by him did create an impression that it was not easy to read a second appeal cases in such short span of time since at that time it was just 2 to 3 months since I began practicing. I did give up even touching the bundle, if not for the reason I was quite convinced about the difficulty involved in reading the second appeal but least to obey the instruction of him