Supreme Court of India
In Re: Lily Isabel Thomas v. -
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Supreme Court Rules-''Right to practise" if include! "right to act" - Rule making power-If conflicts with legislative power of Parlia ment-Supreme Court Rules, 1950 (as amended in 1962). 0. IV. rr. 16, 17-Validity of-Constitution of .India, Art. 145-Advocates Act, 1961 (25 vf 1961) •·s. 52, 58(3). The petitioner was enrolled in the Madras High Court under the Indian Bar Councils Act, and later admitted to the rolls of this Court under the Supreme Court Rules. In this petition, it was contended that under s. 58(3) of the Advocates Act, the petitioner was entitled "as of right to practise" in
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