Supreme Court of India
In Re: Advocate on Record Includes A Proprietary Firm Etc. v..
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Legal Profession – Advocate-on-Record – Letter-head and Vakaltnama of – Petitioner-Advocate-on-Record (Sidd harth Murarka) seeking to state / refer, on his letter head and V akalatnama, his Law Chambers as a sole proprietorship firm foll owed by his name and registration number – If permissible – Held: The expression “Law Chambers” has been borrowed from England where it is a reference to a particular lawyer in whose chambers people may have been working and carrying on the legal practice – Effe ctively this style only records the practice of the chamber wh ich is a sole proprietorship of Mr.
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