In an effort to prevent unauthorized individuals to abuse the defense attorney, the Association of the High Court for Jammu and Kashmir has issued an announcement prohibiting officials, disputes and the general public to wear black coats with white shirts and black trousers in the courts.
The notification also stated that any official, dispute or member of the general public found that the defense attorney would be considered tout.
“This will be announced that no clerk, dispute or member of the general public may wear white shirts, black pants and black coat during their visit to the court complex. Anyone who has violated the notifications will be treated as a direct act under the law against the law.
The Association of the Bar Association also stated that traditional black and white dresses are a sign of professional identity exclusive to lawyers and should not be abused or imitated by unauthorized individuals.
Development comes after concerns have been made due to personification and unauthorized behavior in the court complex.
The Bar Association also asked the advocate to ensure that their trainees maintain Decorum by wearing the right uniform, including the black neck, and at the same time strictly refrain from carrying the “white neck” of the white neck associated with practicing lawyers.
Ed Crossing ALL LIMITS: SC ON AGENCY Call of lawyers for providing legal advice
The Supreme Court said on Monday that the Directorate for enforcement of the right is to “exceed all limits”. The court expressed serious concern about an agency convening advocates to offer legal advice or represent clients during the investigation.
He also called on the instructions for this matter.
The bench of the main Judge Bravai and the justice to Vinod Chandran heard the case of Suo Mot, which would deal with the consequences of such measures on the independence of the legal profession.
This is due to the fact that Ed is summoned by higher lawyers Arvind Datar and Pratap Venugopal.
(Tagstotranslate) J&K HIGH Court Bar Association (T) J&K Lawyers (T) Advocates (T) Advocate
