Supreme Court of India
Supreme Court Bar Association & Ors. v. B.D. Kaushik
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BAR ASSOC/ TION: c Supreme Court Bar Association - Eligibility of Members to contest and vote at the election to Executive Committee - "ONE BAR ONE VOTE" principle - Applicability of - Order of Supreme Court dated 20. 7.20121 - Modified to the effect that the person who had contested elections or had cast his vote in an election to the Executive Committee of any court annexed Bar Association other than Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) and Supreme Court Advocates-on Record Association (SCA ORA) during any of the years 2007 to 2012 could not be allowed to vote to elect the office bearers
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