Gujarat Revenue Tribunal | Bhatt & Joshi Associates | Ahmedabad
The Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) is a statutory body constituted under the Gujarat Revenue Tribunal Act, 1976. It is the highest appellate authority for revenue-related matters in the state of Gujarat. The Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) has primary jurisdiction over a range of revenue laws in Gujarat. At Bhatt & Joshi Associates, we provide legal services and litigation support to clients for matters falling under the purview of the Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT)
Our Services
We offer a complete range of legal services and expert counsel on land revenue law in Gujarat. Our Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) lawyers provide advice on all land revenue law-related matters falling under the purview of the Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT). We facilitate the online drafting of all documents, petitions, and representations related to land revenue laws through our expert Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) lawyers.
Powers of Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT)
The Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) has the power to hear appeals against orders passed by lower revenue authorities. It also has the power to review and revise its own orders. The Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) can also exercise revisional jurisdiction over orders passed by its subordinate authorities. The Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT)’s decisions are directly appealable before the High Court of Gujarat.
Types of Matters falling under Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT)
There are multiple revenue laws that fall under the purview of the Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT)
Some of the laws over which the GRT has primary jurisdiction are:
- Bombay/Gujarat Public Trust Act, 1950
- Bombay/Gujarat Land Revenue Revenue Code
- Gujarat Tenancy And Agricultural Lands Act 1948
- The Gujarat Agricultural Lands Ceiling Act, 1960
- Jagir Abolition Act
- Talukdari Tenure Abolition Act
- Kutch Tenancy Act (Kutch and Vidarbh Area)
- Kutch Inam Abolition Act
- Saurashtra Land Reforms Act
- Estate Acquisition Act
- Barkhali Abolition Act
- Sarviging Alienation Abolition ACt
- Patal Watan Abolition Act
- Gujarat Panchayat Act, Section 113
- Bombay Revenue Tribunal Act, 1957
- The Gujarat Private Forests (Acquisition) Amendment Act, 1974
Our Expertise
At Bhatt & Joshi Associates, we have a team of energetic, dynamic young lawyers along with most experienced specialist Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) lawyers. Our team is competent to represent clients’ cases at Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT), SSRD, High Court, and Supreme Court as the land revenue cases are highly intertwined and a Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) lawyer cannot work in isolation and have to represent at the courts of multiple jurisdictions.
We have excellent fact-collection skills that enable us to assess all the potential outcomes before presenting the same before Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT), SSRD, High Court, and Supreme Court. Our Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) lawyers possess good legal research abilities that are required to look into important case laws, precedents, and corrections to support the arguments. We also have a detailed understanding of the philosophy of land reforms and the need to bring the act to deal with a given scenario.
Our Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) lawyers have a deep understanding of facts and most aptly represent them before the presiding judge. We ensure that all important evidence is presented at the stage of trial to avoid any adverse effect on the case at every stage of appeal.
Conclusion
At Bhatt & Joshi Associates, we provide the services of the best Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT) lawyers in Ahmedabad from a legal perspective. We understand the complexities of revenue laws and have the requisite expertise to provide litigation support to our clients in matters falling under the purview of the Gujarat Revenue Tribunal (GRT). We are committed to providing our clients with the best possible representation and ensuring a satisfactory resolution to their legal issues.
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