Supreme Court of India
Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa v. Rajiv Nareshchandra Narula & Ors.
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We are of the considered opinion that even if the respondent-advocate had actually represented and pleaded the case of the plaintiff-M/s.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Issue for Consideration Matter pertains to filing of frivolous complaint against two advocates before the Bar Council which took cognizance of the complaint and referred the complaint to the Disciplinary Committee for inquiry. Headnotes† Advocates Act, 1961 – s.35 – Punishment of advocates for misconduct – Complaint by one against an advocate alleging professional misconduct u/s.35, for his role in identifying the plaintiff in the consent terms of a civil suit – Judge-Advocate of the Bar Council took cognizance of the complaint and referred the complaint to the Disciplinary Committee for
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