Supreme Court of India
Vinay Balachandra Joshi v. Reg.general Supreme Court of India &anr
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JUDGMENT: (With W.P. @ Nos. 1107/90, 1223/90, 628/90, 763/91, 84/94, 51/98 and 307/98 and I. ..../98 in W.P @ No. 1107/90 and I. . No..../98 in W.P. @ No.883/90) J U M N T NANAVATI, J. All these petitions under Article 32 of the Constitution and applications made therein were finally heard on 16.5.1998 and disposed of by passing the following order: "I. ...../98 in WP@ No.883/90 Upon being mentioned taken on Board. The applicant in this I. . is an advocate and is a member of the Supreme Court Bar Association since 1971 but he is not actively practicing is this Court.
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