Supreme Court of India
Kaushal Kishore Awasthi v. Balwant Singh Thakur & Anr.
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Advocates Act. 1961 - s.35 - Professional misconduct - Suspension of licence to practice - suit was filed by the complainant against his brothers in respect of ancestral property in which complainant had hired appellant-Advocate - Suit was decreed and complainant was declared to he owner of 0.03 acres of suit property - Complainant after sometime decided to sell the same - At the time of registration of sale deed. the appellant-Advocate filed o~jection before the Registrar that complainant had borrowed inoney ji-om him and for repayment of said amount had offered half share in the said land
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