Supreme Court of India
Surajmal Surolia v. The Bar Council of India & Others
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Advocaus Act 1961, (25 of 1961)-Sanai granted by a princely State which was not a covenanting state-Sanad did rwt show under what law II was issued- // entitled to enrol as an advocate under the .ct. The petitioner was granted .a Sanad by Jiias Tbikana Khetri which was the highest court in a native state. On the basis of the Sanad the petitioner practised in another native State for some years and later joined service.…
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