Advocate is not a Servant of his Client | May Not Follow your Each & Every Instructions

[@MoumitaPaul-ig9hh]

3:38 yes, there is a procedure for an advocate to surrender their license in the event of misconduct: Disciplinary committee If a State Bar Council believes an advocate has been guilty(convict) of misconduct, they will refer the case to their disciplinary committee. Possible punishments The disciplinary committee can: Dismiss the complaint Reprimand the advocate Suspend the advocate from practice Remove the advocate's name from the State roll of advocates Surrendering license An advocate may also surrender their license. For example, in one case, the advocate surrendered their license in 2016 and stated that they would not resume practicing law in the future. Advocates also have a duty to their clients, including: Not withdrawing from serving a client without a sufficient cause and reasonable notice Refunding any portion of the fee that has not accrued to the client upon withdrawal.

[@MAYR-INSTITUTE-SanatanVij-NEET]

बहुत सुन्दर! These instructions will be more constructive for me and young advocates. Thank you Sir for sharing such valuable information. जय हिन्द l

[@rajan210093]

Sir i like your professional ethics from bottom of my heart.

[@sunilkumarsharma5896]

Very good information. Lot of thanks.

[@MoumitaPaul-ig9hh]

3:38 - No, an advocate is not a servant, but rather an officer of the court with rights and responsibilities. Advocates are not considered public servants under the strict definition of Section 21 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Here are some other facts about advocates: Advocates are not allowed to be full-time salaried employees of any person, government, firm, corporation, or concern while they are practicing. Advocates have a duty to ensure the smooth functioning of the court. ****Advocates have duties to their clients, including accepting briefs, not withdrawing from service, and making full disclosure to the client. **** Advocate can't miss behave at cost ...

[@PramodKumar-od7qy]

Very good information sir🙏🙏🙏

[@NeerajNkvlogs9]

kmaaal sir ji

[@LearnLegalLaw03]

Great Sir

[@colinkward]

On the line of this argument no advocate should take cases of clients who have done wrong! On this lines of argument kasab should have had no representation On this line of arguments, advocate should not take fees or return his fees back to the litigant. Biggest question is "What do you do when the advocate is actually wrong?" What should a litigant do when the advocate on record does not do his job correctly

[@Hemantkumar77777]

Sir LAW bhi padlenge 😊 Practical experience bhi kar lenge , 😊 But client dealing is very thorough

[@DeepakKumar-py7ql]

Namskar guru jee pranam 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@systemvlogs-p5k]

Sir,lis pendence purchaser ko case ke certified copies kaise dilaye

[@noname953]

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[@nitishgarg555]

Sir, does an LL.M. have any positive impact on a litigation career?

[@parshw]

No

[@akshatnautiyal875]

Sir GLC or ILS pune?

[@urlegalshots]

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[@Himanshu-wv1wm]

❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ShiwaniMishra-w4b]

Sir ji pranam Sir mai 2016 me llb ki degree liya and usi year aibce (all india bar council exams clear kiya . But two year practice in the lower court after drop practice Now can i start practic in the courts as a litigation lawyer Please suggestion me can i do. 8year gape no issue.

[@PramodKumar-od7qy]

🙏🙏🙏

[@NischitSinha]

Sir aap kripya Harshil Vijayvargiya ji ke saath podcast kare, wo ek corporate lawyer hai aur career related content banate hai aur ek litigation lawyer ke saath series karna chahte hai

[@NITIN-cn4re]

yes sir

[@nomeshkumartarak7786]

Duniya ka sabse beiman profession that is advocacy 🤬🤬

[@Nitin-vy7dl]

Chup bilkul