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UThis is a short context of my case here. I have my full story written in my previous thread please do read it and give your comments so suffering of an entrepreneur don’t go unnoticed.
I lost ₹7-10 lakhs and years of effort fighting a civil land dispute at Madras High Court, only to realize that justice isn’t about merit—it’s about money and influence. Despite a clear high court order in our favor, the system allowed corruption to manipulate records, forcing us into another legal battle.
We trusted a senior counsel, paying ₹5.5 lakhs for three hearings. But on the crucial day, he remained silent on the most vital argument that could have won the case,No arugment,No defence, Just silence in key moments. Why? I still don’t know. Even after my mail there isn’t any reply from his side.Now, we’re being pushed toward “compromise”—not because justice was served, but because the system is designed to exhaust people into submission.
Lessons learned:
⚖️ Justice can be bought.📜 Case listings @ MHC aren’t about priority, they’re about payment. I spent ₹50,000+ just to ensure my case was heard on time at Madras High Court. Despite mentioning it to judges, the case wouldn’t get listed unless I paid. Without these bribes, this post would have taken years to write due to case pendency. Justice delayed isn’t just justice denied—it’s justice sold. #LegalReform #Transparency
👨⚖️ Senior counsels don’t always fight for you.
💰 The system forces people to settle out of exhaustion, not fairness.
My full story is available in my thread 🧵
We are filing an appeal, but this experience exposed the harsh reality of our legal system. If you’ve faced similar struggles, let’s bring more transparency to this broken system. #LegalReform #JusticeForAll
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