Supreme Court of India
Jamshed Ansari v. High Court of Judicature at Allahabad and Ors.
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Allahabad High Court Rules. 1952 - rr. 3 and 3A - Rules prescribing that Advocate not on rolls of Advocate in the High Court or Bar Council of the State, obligated to file an appointment along with a local Advocate on the Roll of such State Bar Council and is ordinarily practicing in that Court - Constitutional validity of - Held: Right to appear and conduct cases in the court is a matter on which the court must and does have major supervisory and controlling power - Hence, courts cannot be and are not divested of control or supen>ision of conduct in court merely because it may involve the…
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