Supreme Court of India
Aeltemesh Rein v. Supreme Court of India
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Supreme Court) Lawyers Chambers (Allotment and Occupancy) Rules: Rule 2. Lawyers Chambers-Allotment of-Eligibility Criterion-50 appearances (excluding appearances in miscellaneous applications) in each year Advocate 's application rejected for non-fulfilment of eligibility criterion- Correctness of-Held: Appearance as 'Petitioner in Person' cannot be treated r::s appearance as an Advocate-Therefore, such appearances are to be excluded from the total number of appearances-Hence, application rightly rejected as the Advocate failed to furnish proof of 50 appearances. The petitioner was a
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