Supreme Court of India
Vijay Dhanji Chaudhary v. Suhas Jayant Natawadkar
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c Supreme Court Rules, 1966: Or. 4, ff. 1,5 and 6 - Advocates-on-record - Role and responsibility of;· in the matters filed under their signatures - HELD: Many special leave petitions are being filed with Advocates-on-Record being mere name-lenders, without having, or taking any responsibility for the case - As a result of prevalence of such a practice, in such cases, Advocates- on-record do not appear when matters are listed either before ,. the Registrar or before the Chamber Judge or the Court, nor do they take any interest or responsibility for processing or conducting the case - They
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