Supreme Court of India
Nandini Sharma and Anr. v. Registrar Supreme Court of India and Ors.
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Supreme Court Rules, 2013: Order IV, rr.1(b), 5, 7(c) – Validity of rr.1(b), 5, 7(c), challenged for being unreasonable, discriminatory, oppressive and in contravention of Arts.14 and 19(1)(g) of the Constitution – The said rules are made under Art.145 of the Constitution and confer certain rights therein exclusively on a category of Advocates described as Advocates on Record – According to petitioner, such a rule clothing a class of advocates with exclusive rights also runs counter s. 30 of the Advocates Act, 1961 – Held: Art.145 of the Constitution along with s.52(b) of the Advocates Act…
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