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How long has Adv. The District Revenue Officer been practising law?

The District Revenue Officer was enrolled with the Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana in 2015 under enrolment number ECOURTS-IMPORT/the-district-revenue-off — 11 years from enrolment as of this update.

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What kind of cases does The District Revenue Officer handle?

The District Revenue Officer's public-records case history is led by original miscellaneous petition matters, alongside related civil and criminal proceedings.

Where does The District Revenue Officer appear in court?

The most frequent court of appearance on the public record is Principal District Court, Chengalpet, Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu. Other courts and tribunals are listed in the courts-of-appearance section above.

How many cases does The District Revenue Officer have on record?

Public e-courts data lists 488 cases. This is a factual snapshot — not a ranking or endorsement.

Where is The District Revenue Officer based?

The District Revenue Officer's most active jurisdiction is Chengalpet, Punjab.

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Adv. The District Revenue Officer

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State Bar Council: Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana
Enrollment No: ECOURTS-IMPORT/the-district-revenue-off
Enrolled: Jan 2015
Based in: Punjab

Years from enrolment

Courts registered

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Public-records snapshot

Compiled from publicly available court records. Not yet claimed by the advocate. · Last refreshed 21 Jun 2026

Cases on record

488

Public data

Disposed

17%

Pending

404

83%

Courts engaged

9 case types

Outcome profile

84 closed · 404 open

Court hierarchy

Where the practice operates, grouped by tier

District & subordinate courts

24 courts · 499 matters · 100% of total

+ 18 more district & subordinate courts

Cities of practice

Jurisdictions where matters are recorded

Practice composition

9 case categories · 324 total tags

+ 1 other case types tracked

Recent matters

Last 10 cases visible on the public record

Haryana Wakf Board Vs. Stateof Haryana Through Collector
PendingLand Acquisition Case
District and Sessions Court, Kurukshetra, Haryana
Hon'ble Additional District And Sessions Judge
The District Collector Vs. Kannappan
PendingOriginal Miscellaneous Petition
Principal District Court, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu
Hon'ble Principal District And Sessions Judge, Hon'ble Tiruchirappalli
Mukhtiar Singh Vs. Gulzar Singh
PendingLand Acquisition Case
District and Sessions Court, Fazilka, Punjab
Hon'ble Additional District And Sessions Judge-1
Smt. Manjit Kaur Vs. Baljinder Kaur Sarpanch
PendingLand Acquisition Case
District and Sessions Court, Barnala, Punjab
Hon'ble Additional District And Sessions Judge -I
Smt. Manjit Kaur Vs. Sarpanch, Gram Panchayat Gill Kothe
PendingLand Acquisition Case
District and Sessions Court, Barnala, Punjab
Hon'ble Additional District And Sessions Judge -Ii
Sarda Ram Vs. M/S Vineetaz Exports Pvt. Ltd.
DisposedLand Acquisition Case
District and Sessions Court, Palwal, Haryana
Hon'ble Additional District And Sessions Judge
Aman Kumar Jain Vs. Bajrang Dass
DisposedLand Acquisition Case
District and Sessions Court, Fazilka, Punjab
Hon'ble Additional District And Sessions Judge-2
The District Collector Vs. The Director
PendingOriginal Miscellaneous Petition
Principal District Court, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu
Hon'ble Principal District And Sessions Judge, Hon'ble Tiruchirappalli
The District Collector Vs. Sriram
PendingOriginal Miscellaneous Petition
Principal District Court, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu
Hon'ble Principal District And Sessions Judge, Hon'ble Tiruchirappalli
K.Karuppaiyee Ammal Vs. The District Revenue Officer
DisposedCivil Miscellaneous Application
Madras High Court, Madurai, Tamil Nadu - Single Bench
Hon'ble Honourable Dr Justice Anita Sumanth

The District Revenue Officer·Compiled from publicly available court records·49 pages of case history (≈ 490 entries)

Areas of practice

As permitted under the BCI Rule 36 (2008) carve-out — these are factually-listed areas of practice, not specialisations.

No practice areas listed.

Courts & tribunals

No court registrations listed.

Practising law in Punjab

Principal High Court: Punjab and Haryana High Court · Capital: Chandigarh

The Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh (1966) serves both Punjab and Haryana, as well as the Union Territory of Chandigarh. Stamp duty in Punjab follows the Indian Stamp (Punjab Amendment) Act. The East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949 governs rent matters. The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana (BCPH) maintains rolls for both States.

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Education

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Adv. The District Revenue Officer's chambers located?+
Chambers location is not listed on the public profile. Contact the advocate through the platform to arrange a meeting.
What areas of practice does Adv. The District Revenue Officer handle?+
Areas of practice are not yet listed on the profile.
How long has Adv. The District Revenue Officer been practising law?+
The District Revenue Officer was enrolled with the Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana in 2015 under enrolment number ECOURTS-IMPORT/the-district-revenue-off — 11 years from enrolment as of this update.
Which courts does Adv. The District Revenue Officer appear before?+
Courts of appearance are not yet listed on the profile.
What languages can Adv. The District Revenue Officer consult in?+
Consultation languages are not yet listed.
How can I contact Adv. The District Revenue Officer for a paid consultation?+
Three channels are available via Askadvocates.in: (i) paid written Q&A (₹199 / ₹499 / ₹999 tiers with 24-h / 6-h / 1-h SLA), (ii) video, phone or in-person consultation booking (advocate's professional fee plus a flat ₹100 platform service fee), and (iii) a platform-mediated message. Engagement letter terms apply to any consultation that follows.
Is Adv. The District Revenue Officer's listing on Askadvocates.in an advertisement?+
No. The information on this page is published as factual disclosure permitted by the 2008 amendment to Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules. Askadvocates.in does not host advertisements on behalf of advocates, paid placement, star ratings or client testimonials.

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At a glance

The District Revenue Officer has 488 cases on the public e-courts record, with the primary practice based in Punjab.
Most frequent court of appearance: Principal District Court, Chengalpet, Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu (139 matters).
Cases on record span 24 distinct courts/tribunals.
Most-handled case category: Original Miscellaneous Petition.
Public records show 49 pages of case history for this advocate.

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Frequently asked

›What kind of cases does The District Revenue Officer handle?
The District Revenue Officer's public-records case history is led by original miscellaneous petition matters, alongside related civil and criminal proceedings.
›Where does The District Revenue Officer appear in court?
The most frequent court of appearance on the public record is Principal District Court, Chengalpet, Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu. Other courts and tribunals are listed in the courts-of-appearance section above.
›How many cases does The District Revenue Officer have on record?
Public e-courts data lists 488 cases. This is a factual snapshot — not a ranking or endorsement.
›Where is The District Revenue Officer based?
The District Revenue Officer's most active jurisdiction is Chengalpet, Punjab.
›How can I consult The District Revenue Officer?
Use the “Ask a paid question” or “Book consultation” buttons above. Initial communication is platform-mediated for safety; engagement letter terms apply.

Information on this page is published by the advocate as factual disclosure under the BCI Rule 36 (2008) carve-out. We do not host client testimonials, star ratings, or rankings.