Supreme Court of India
Noratanmal Chouraria v. M.R. Murli and Anr.
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Advocates Act, 1961; Ss. 35 and 38 : Complaint of misconduct filed by tenant against landlord, a practising Advocate-State Bar Council transferring it to Disciplinary Committee of Bar Council of India-BC/ refasing to enquire into the complaint on grounds that landlord did not appear in the rent control procee<fings as an Advocate but as a party in person and no criminal proceeding was initiated by the tenant nor did police file charge-sheet against the landlord-On appeal, Held: Standard required to be maintained by a member of the legal profession must be commensurate with the nobility
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- 2006 Chairman & M.D., Bharat Pet. Corpn. Ltd. and Ors. v. T.K. Raju
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