Supreme Court of India
Gopal Jha v. The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India
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Supreme Court Lawyers’ Chambers (Allotment and Occupancy) Rules – Supreme Court invited applications for allotment of Lawyers’ chambers on 31st October. 2017 and 16th May, 2018 stipulating various eligibility criteria for allotment of chambers – Challenged by petitioners, practicing advocates, some of whom are Advocates on Record (AOR), while others fall under the category of ‘other advocates’/’non-advocate on record’ – Challenge inter alia to fixation of block period (period for which eligibility criteria of filing and/or appearance has to be fulfilled) – Held: There is rationale in the…
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