My family filed a land dispute case in the civil court two years ago, but we haven’t had a single hearing yet. Our lawyer says the case is still pending. How can I get my case moving and get justice?

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Apni Law Staff asked 6 months ago

My family filed a land dispute case in the civil court two years ago, but we haven’t had a single hearing yet. Our lawyer says the case is still pending. How can I get my case moving and get justice?

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Apni Law Staff answered 6 months ago

You can file an application for early hearing with the court, citing the delay and urgency of the matter. You can also discuss the reasons for the delay with your lawyer and explore options like seeking a transfer to a faster court or requesting a specific judge.

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