The Delhi High Court Bar Association has resolved to promulgate and implement the COVID-19 [Grant of Ex Gratia Relief] Scheme 2020 to provide immediate and effective financial aid to its members adversely impacted by the lockdown. .According to the Scheme, a member would not be entitled to an aggregate ex gratia amount of more than Rs 10,000. .DHCBA would disburse ex gratia amounts to deserving members falling in any of the following categories:.- Members having 0 to 7 years standing as Advocates and who are 32 years of age and below.- Members whose family/household income was equivalent to or less than Rs 6 lakh per annum in the preceeding 12 months. - Members in need of money to defray urgent and unavoidable medical expenses for themselves or their dependent family members. - Members in dire need of funds to meet exceptional hardships..Members falling in the above categories may make an application to the Bar Association at dhcbar@gmail.com, setting out details such name, year of enrollement, the aggregate income of family etc. Details are set out in the Notice. .There is no need to atttach any affidavit or proof in support of the information provided in the application. .The DHCBA has marked a special budgetary allocation for this corpus from its existing funds. It is clarified that this Scheme has no nexus with any similar scheme taken out either by the Bar Council of Delhi or any other Association of Advocates. .Coronavirus lockdown: Bar Council of Delhi to provide financial assistance of Rs. 5,000 to advocates unable to meet day-to-day expenses.Senior members of the Bar, designated seniors, law firms, members having established practices and those generally desirous of contributing are requested to come forward and generously donate towards the creation of a corpus. .Names of the donors would be displayed on the website of the DHCBA, unless otherwise specified by the donor. .The discretion as to whether ex gratia amount is to be disbursed and if so, the quantum thereof, shall vest with the Executive Committee of the DHCBA. .Read the Notice:
The Delhi High Court Bar Association has resolved to promulgate and implement the COVID-19 [Grant of Ex Gratia Relief] Scheme 2020 to provide immediate and effective financial aid to its members adversely impacted by the lockdown. .According to the Scheme, a member would not be entitled to an aggregate ex gratia amount of more than Rs 10,000. .DHCBA would disburse ex gratia amounts to deserving members falling in any of the following categories:.- Members having 0 to 7 years standing as Advocates and who are 32 years of age and below.- Members whose family/household income was equivalent to or less than Rs 6 lakh per annum in the preceeding 12 months. - Members in need of money to defray urgent and unavoidable medical expenses for themselves or their dependent family members. - Members in dire need of funds to meet exceptional hardships..Members falling in the above categories may make an application to the Bar Association at dhcbar@gmail.com, setting out details such name, year of enrollement, the aggregate income of family etc. Details are set out in the Notice. .There is no need to atttach any affidavit or proof in support of the information provided in the application. .The DHCBA has marked a special budgetary allocation for this corpus from its existing funds. It is clarified that this Scheme has no nexus with any similar scheme taken out either by the Bar Council of Delhi or any other Association of Advocates. .Coronavirus lockdown: Bar Council of Delhi to provide financial assistance of Rs. 5,000 to advocates unable to meet day-to-day expenses.Senior members of the Bar, designated seniors, law firms, members having established practices and those generally desirous of contributing are requested to come forward and generously donate towards the creation of a corpus. .Names of the donors would be displayed on the website of the DHCBA, unless otherwise specified by the donor. .The discretion as to whether ex gratia amount is to be disbursed and if so, the quantum thereof, shall vest with the Executive Committee of the DHCBA. .Read the Notice: