In a significant move, 171 advocates enrolled in the Adhivakta Kalyan Nidhi at a Kanpur Bar Association camp. Memberships were restored and welfare scheme forms distributed. Read more about this key development for the legal community.
Karnataka government's reliance on external advocates raises questions about its own expensive legal department. Why maintain a machinery it doesn't trust? Read the analysis.
UP Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak equates Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls to yoga & Ganga bath for democratic purity. Read his full address on Advocates' Day.
Andhra Pradesh High Court issues notice on petition demanding 33% reservation for women in state advocates' association elections. Hearing posted for next Wednesday.
The Sales Tax Bar Association, Lucknow, celebrated Advocates' Day by honoring meritorious children of its members. The event featured discussions on Dr. Rajendra Prasad's legacy and the challenges faced by tax advocates. Read more.
Allahabad High Court directs UP Police to submit details of pending criminal cases against enrolled advocates. Justice Vinod Diwakar emphasizes impact on judicial integrity. Read the full order.
Supreme Court officially bars senior advocates from case mentioning, introduces new procedure for urgent matters. Fresh cases to be listed within 2 working days. Read more about the reforms.
Karnataka HC Judge Justice MG Uma emphasizes character development for young lawyers at Law Guide's 25th anniversary. Learn why respect matters more than winning cases.
Muktsar Bar Association members continue court work despite suspension threats, planning major protest in Tarn Taran during crucial by-election period.
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court mandates prior approval from District Legal Services Authorities before police can summon advocates, protecting legal professionals from unnecessary harassment.
In a landmark move, the Punjab and Haryana High Court designates 76 distinguished advocates as Senior Counsel, marking one of the largest elevations in Indian judicial history.
In a historic development, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has designated 76 advocates as Senior Advocates, marking one of the largest such elevations in Indian judicial history. Discover the significance and implications of this massive recognition.
In a historic move, the Punjab and Haryana High Court designates 76 advocates as senior counsel, marking one of the largest elevations in Indian judicial history. Discover the complete list and significance.
In a significant development, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has designated seven distinguished advocates as Senior Advocates, recognizing their exceptional legal expertise and contributions to the judiciary.