Supreme Court of India
Supreme Court Bar Association & Ors. v. B.D. Kaushik
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Advocates - Election of office bearers of Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) - Eligibility of the members of SCBA to elect·- Direction of Supreme court to identify the members of SCBA who were regular practitioners in Supreme Court as they alone would be eligible to vote to elect the office bearers of SCBA - Pursuant to the direction, Implementation Committee laying down criteria for identification of members regularly practising in Supreme Court - Dispute regarding the criteria - Interlocutory Application seeking clarification and directions in respect of the criteria evolved by
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