Supreme Court of India
Madhav M. Bhokarikar v. Ganesh M. Bhokarikar (dead) through Lrs.
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Advocates Act, 1961: S.35(3)(c)-Advocate-Alleged to have taken dealership of petroleum products-Disciplinary Committee of State Bar Council found the charge proved-:--Pending proceedings, advocate entered into a partnership with his younger brother stipulating that advocate would remain a sleeping partner and his younger brother would look after the business-State Bar Council held the Advocate guilty of professional misconduct and directed his license to practice to be suspended for one year-Bar Council of India enhanced the punishment by suspending the licence for five years-It also directed…
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