Supreme Court of India
Sagia v. Union of India
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JUDGMENT: O R R The petitioner, which is an Association representing the persons who had licences to scribe documents under the U.P. Document Writers Licence Rules, 1977 [for short, the ’Rules’] challenged the vires of Rule 6 [2] of the Rules which reads thus: "Nothing in sub-rule [1] shall apply where the writer of such document is one of the parties thereto or is a pleader engaged by the parties for drawing up the documents".…
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