Supreme Court of India
Mrs. R.D. Bhatia v. Smt. Rajinder Kaur and Ors.
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Advocates Act, 1961: Sections 36 ( ), 38(3)(c) and 43 (Br-Gross Professional misconduct alleged against advocate-Bar Council of India suspending the advocate from the rolls for two years and to pay costs to complainant-On appeal, held: Evidence of complainant shaky and unacceptable-All aspects not properly appreciated by the Disciplinary Committee of Bar Council-17ms resulting in miscaniage of justice-Hence set aside. Respondent no. 1 filed a complaint before the Bar Council of Maharashtra at Bombay alleging that while conducting her case, the appellant had committed acts of gross
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