Can an advocate advertise about his expertise?

“The canons of ethics and propriety for the legal profession totally taboos the conduct by way of soliciting, advertising, scrambling and other obnoxious practices” – Justice Krishna Iyer Advocacy is celebrated as an esteemed and prestigious profession in India. It is assessed by the standards of legal ethics and are considered an inevitable part of

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Statue of Maharana Pratap on the ‘Tiraha/Round about”: Allahabad HC dismisses plea alleging contempt of SC’s order

The Allahabad High Court on Tuesday, 10th November dismissed a petition alleging contempt of the Supreme Court order. While observing that “a round about public Tiraha” does not fall within public road, pavements, sideways and any other public utility place.” Justice Pankaj Bhatia was hearing an application dated 18.01.2013 filed  alleging the non-compliance directions of

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‘Based on a false complaint, a person is in jail for 77 days’: Kerala HC grants bail to rape-accused health worker

The Kerala High Court while granting bail to a health worker accused of raping a woman who had come to him for getting a COVID negative certificate, directed the Director General of Police to take appropriate action against the victim who deposed that it was consensual sex. The previous two bail applications were dismissed by

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Complaint about non-availability of Covid-19 vaccine in India- Allahabad HC to discuss with ICMR today

To enquire about the status of development/ administration of vaccine for Covid-19 virus, the Allahabad High Court has expressed its inclination to get in touch with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). Justice Siddhartha Varma and Justice Ajit Kumar has asked the Central Government to put it in touch with the authority to verify

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