An advocate who has been providing financial services, such as arranging business loans for clients, is facing a legal challenge. The defence is arguing that these services fall outside the scope of legal practice and potentially violate the Bar Act, leading to the dismissal of a dishonoured cheque case. The discussion explores whether consultancy services, even if potentially against professional ethics, invalidate the claim for service charges. The key argument is that the advocate's role is to provide legal facilitation for loans, and the utilisation of this service by the client implies an admission of its use, regardless of its ethical standing. The court's focus should remain on the dishonoured cheque, not the legality of the underlying service.