Rajinder Bhatia
03 September 2009 at 22:51
What Law says about “Vakalatnama” submitted by a Advocate in scenario like this?
(A) Advocate ‘A’ submits his vakalatnama and after sometime he is no more seen (he does not appear) in the case but the vakalatnama is still in court records there is no NOC (no objection certificate) in record and or party who engaged A has not even filled any relieving papers in court that Advocate ‘A’ services are no more enggaged by her ???
(B) Now Advocate ‘B’ joins the proceedings and he also submits vakalatnama and does the above and same way party engaging B also does above???
(C) Comes into picture Advocate ‘C’ and same above things happen.
(D) Now comes into picture Advocate ‘D’ and same things like above happens???
Now what I specifically wants to know is
(a) Are all 3 advocates whose vakalatnama is still in court records are still termed and or called advocates on record for that suit / proceedings?
(b) In a Destitution / Penury case can I draw adverse inference of the Court by stating she has 3 advocates on record plus the current one as Advocate D / 4th. ?
(c) What does Advocate Act and or Law talks about previous Advocates?
(d) Was it mandatory to withdraw Vakalatnama of by previous 3 advocates? Or was it necessary that the party who has enggaged the 3 advocates should have submitted NOC or relieving letter in court?
(e) How does Law see all these in clear picture in terms of adverse inference if any or is it acceptable?
Please advise?
subramaniam
03 September 2009 at 20:17
If a student got master degree through open university with out any basic qualifiction and there after complete Law degree from regonised law college, he is eligible for enrollment as a advocate is possible or not ?
Anil Kumar kamboj Delhi M-9650
03 September 2009 at 11:08
whether Cr.p.c is a matter of state list or union list or corrent list
pls exactly clarify this statement
Hussainy H.A.
31 August 2009 at 21:05
Sir,
Pl. suggest me some online university to do a course in Pleading,Drafting or legal writing after L Lb.
Hussainy H.A.
Anil Kumar kamboj Delhi M-9650
31 August 2009 at 10:36
A person made a statement to his relatives,"Save me,Aperson has stabed me ." Do you think that it is a dying declaration ? explained with relevant cases in 50 words?
kiran
30 August 2009 at 13:53
At present I am working in private and can not study as a regular law student. But, I intend to pursue Law course from an open university and become an advocate? Later, i came to know that students with law degree from open university are not eligible for enrolment?
Now, I want to know whether I can study LLB (3 years Course) from Annamalai university and become full-time advocate later?
prerna oberoi
30 August 2009 at 02:18
what's better from career point of view financially aswell as in growth terms:
a)doing C.S simultaneously with law??
or
b)doing ll.m from U.K in IPR after completing law??
prerna oberoi
30 August 2009 at 02:07
what's better from career point of view financially aswell as in growth terms:
a)doing C.S simultaneously with law??
or
b)doing ll.m from U.K in IPR after completing law??
kirtirani sole
29 August 2009 at 18:02
Resp.Sir/Madam, could I get brief facts & principle of following 2 cases-
1.L.I.C.of India,A.P V.Sh.Bhavanam Srinivas Reddy II(1991)CPJ 189
2.L.I.C.V. Sheela Devi II(1991)CPJ 722
Thanks & Regards
Kirti.
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