Supreme Court of India
Surajmal Surolia v. The Bar Council of India & Others
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Advocaus Act 1961, (25 of 1961)-Sanai granted by a princely State which was not a covenanting state-Sanad did rwt show under what law II was issued- // entitled to enrol as an advocate under the .ct. The petitioner was granted .a Sanad by Jiias Tbikana Khetri which was the highest court in a native state. On the basis of the Sanad the petitioner practised in another native State for some years and later joined service. In 19SS his applicatioD. for recomlnencing practice was rejected by the High ·Court of Rajasthan on a.ccount of his not making an application before the appointed day in
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