Supreme Court of India
P. J. Ratnam v. D. Kanikaram and Others
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Professional miscmuluct-Complaint--Bnquiry--Advowte U!i•appropriating clitnt's money-If yuilty of profeBPional miaconduct-Proceeding in respect of professional miscaruluct and prnceeding in a criminal Court-Object af-Difjerentiation P·unishmtnt-,-Legal Practiti•nere Act, 187.? (18 of 1879), ss. 12, 13-Indian Bar Councils Act, 1926 (3~ of 1926), s. 10 (2). The respondents and one other Kagga Veeraiah, were plaintiffs in a suit for possession of certain lands and the appellant was their Advocate. The suit was di•missed and an appeal was preferred therefrom to the Subordinate Judge. Pending the
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