Supreme Court of India
D.S. Dalal v. State Bank of India and Ors,
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Advocates Act, 1961 : Section 3&-Appeal against order of Disciplinary Committee of Bar Council of lndicr-Proceedings against Advocates-Find ings--Whether proper. Respondent-Bank lodged a complaint before the Bar Council of Delhi against the appellant-Advocate, alleging that the appellant and two othe" Advocates of. the M/s. Singh and Company, (a Firm of Advocates and solicitors) were guilty of serious professional misconduct, as they faileil to discharge their. professional duties and responsibilities entrusted to them. The case of the Bank was that in 1975, the Bank engaged the Firm to file
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