Can a advocate see the record in the court.?

Md Shadab Ansari (Querist) 01 June 2010 This query is : Resolved
Can a advocate see the record in the court.?Is there any rule?Can the presiding officer deny it?

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Ruchi Gupta (Expert) 01 June 2010
Yes, definately an adv. can see the record. the presiding officer can't deny it.

Arvind Singh Chauhan (Expert) 01 June 2010
Yes!generally advocate of defence and public prosecutor do so,but as a rule it requires application for inspection of file with requisite court fee. At the time of evidence advocate can check the particular document for the purpose of cross examination or examination in chief.

Pankaj Kundra (Expert) 01 June 2010
yes

Daksh (Expert) 01 June 2010
Dear All,

The answer is affirmative subject to fulfillment of concerned High court rules in this regard

Best Regards

Daksh

Adinath@Avinash Patil (Expert) 02 June 2010
yes advocate can see the records.

G. ARAVINTHAN (Expert) 02 June 2010
In High court, any counsel on record can inspect the bundle on an application or filing a search memo before the Deputy Registrar and can go through the bundle in the presence of the Section Officer/ person as may be designated by the Deputy Registrar.

For Trial Courts and other Subordinate Courts permission from the Presiding Officer is necessary

Khaleel Ahmed Mohammed (Expert) 07 June 2010
yes.

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