...warned the first accused for indulging in such unprofessional conduct by a lawyer. The first accused had also read out the extract which is per se defamatory with intent to defame the complainant and...First Assistant City Civil Judge, Madras, he showed to the learned Judge a letter said to have been sent by a lawyer A on behalf of his client to Late Advocate B who represented Dr. M.A Kareem, on...lawyer and that he was instructed by the client to read out the contents of the notice in the court and that as a professional, he has done the duty and nothing else and he has no malice against the...

...lawyer who misconducts himself and commits contempt of court by going on strike or boycotting a court will not be allowed to practise in that court. He submitted that it should now be held that even if a...the Delhi Bar Association took such a decision. Here the counsel did not want a case to be decided by that Court. By such conduct, the counsel prevented the judicial process to have flowed on its even...administration of justice which is the foundation of the civilised society. Both as a leading member of the intelligentsia of the society and as a responsible citizen, the lawyer has to conduct himself as a...

.... This shows that everything was not alright on applicants front as well. There is something amiss about which there is no explanation by the applicants.8. Not only this the conduct of...period would have made them suspicious. From this one can reasonably infer that the story put forth by the applicants that they were in touch with their Lawyer and the Lawyer had assured them that he...A.K Sikri, J.— This suit was filed by the plaintiff-Bank for recovery of money against the defendants, who are five in numbers, in the year 1985. The defendants 1, 2 and 5 after service of...

...said leaflet, it was added, appeared to have been got printed by someone interested in Respondent 2 to create a ground for filing an election petition. Issue 10 reads as under:“10.... (a) Whether the leaflet with the caption ‘Sawal Janta Ke’ was published by Respondent 1, his agents or any other person with his consent?(b) Whether the Respondent 1..., 1951?5. The High Court decided Issues 10(a) and (b) against the appellant on the ground that no evidence had been led by him in this behalf. On Issue 10(c...

..., capacity as a lawyer, professional conduct, public reputation in general, and character and integrity as certified by the District Magistrate and the District Judge. For the said purpose, the District...the law officers engaged by the State Government to conduct the cases on its behalf in the High Court. Incidentally, questions bearing on the profession of the lawyer, his relationship with his client...conduct of all civil cases in the High Court to which the State Government is a party except such cases or class of cases as are excluded by the State Government by general or special order. It further...

...to engage the services of a legal practitioner in the conduct of his defence. The proceedings in the inquiry attract and are regulated by the Haryana Civil Services (Punishment and Appeal) Rules, 1952....4. The right of representation by a lawyer may not in all cases be held to be a part of natural justice. No general principle valid in all cases can be enunciated. In non-statutory...than by a bad lawyer …. But I would emphasise that the discretion must be properly exercised. The tribunal must not fetter its discretion by rigid bonds. A domestic tribunal is not at liberty to lay...

...commit any of the following acts which shall be construed as unethical 6.1 Advertising: 6.1.1 Soliciting of patients directly or indirectly, by a physician, by a group of physicians or by institutions...Ethics) Regulations, , . Chapter 6, ( .2002. In short IMA Regulations 2002 ) UNETHICAL ACTS) 6. UNETHICAL ACTS : A physician shall not aid or abet or...or organisations is unethical. A physician shall not make use of him/her (or his/her name) as subject of any form or manner of advertising or publicity through any mode either alone or in conjunction...

...the dint of hard work and quality of the arguments that are advanced before him by the lawyers. There is no room for arrogance either for a lawyer or for a Judge. 22...alternatively that a lawyer by virtue of retention, has the authority to choose the means for achieving the client's legal goal, while the client has the right to decide on what the goal will be. If the..., J. 1. The moot question which emanates from the proceedings at hand, if put in a different way, is whether the legal services of the lawyer availed of by the client...

...short), while disposing of a criminal revision petition filed by an accused in a murder case. Facts and circumstances leading to the remarks are as under.3. Over the...murders of Mrs Karabi Das and her niece Ms Chandra Rani Dharitri Das a case under Section 302 IPC was registered by Latasil Police Station on 1-8-1995. In connection with that case Smt Geeta Kalita and her...submit a detailed report about the condition of Smt Kalita by 21-8-1995. To comply with the said direction the Superintendent asked the appellants to submit a detailed report of her medical examination...

....2. In this case, the appellant is aggrieved because a counsel engaged by him was not allowed by the High Court to conduct prosecution in spite of obtaining a consent from the Public...conduct the chief examination of that witness. It was objected to by the counsel for the accused on the premise that a private counsel cannot conduct prosecution in a sessions trial. The appellant then..., Advocate. That as per the prevailing practice being followed by this Hon'ble Court and as per provisions of Section 301(2) CrPC my counsel has a right to conduct the case under the directions of the Public...

...resort to falsehood and unethical means for achieving their goals. In order to meet the challenge posed by this new creed of litigants, the courts have, from time to time, evolved new rules and it is now...Section 11-A of the Land Acquisition Act because of the stay order passed by the High Court. While dismissing the special leave petition, the Court observed:“2. … Curiously...331 the Court held that where a preliminary decree was obtained by withholding an important document from the court, the party concerned deserves to be thrown out at any stage of the litigation...

...offenders may attempt to escape their criminal liabilities by securing a compromise through brute force, threats, bribes, or other such unethical and illegal means, cautioned that in cases where a...door that opened into the house of Prembai. When this was resisted by her, a quarrel ensued between the parties and the Appellant threw a brick at the Complainant. Thereafter, this incident was...Caste. It was also observed that the parties had candidly admitted to a pending property dispute between them. The Trial Court further discerned that the prosecution witnesses had, by and large...

...unethical it may be safely held that it involves moral turpitude. A wilful and callous disregard for the interests of the client may in a proper case be characterised as conduct unbefitting an...sense that the alleged acts can be said to be a conduct which is contrary to honesty or good morals or is unethical since at the most it was an incident of some scuffle between the petitioner and...would constitute a conduct which may be labelled as dishonest or immoral or unethical. In no case it can be said that the alleged conduct of the petitioner was not behaving to the duties which he was...

.... With regard to the conduct of the advocates, the State Bar Council plays an important part, vis-a-vis the Disciplinary Committee constituted by the State Bar Council. First, under Section 35(1-A) of...functions, internal regulation and ultimate appeal to the Supreme Court where canons of good conduct have been allegedly breached by delinquent lawyers. This conspectus will show what a vibrant and...legal grievance, a special injury, for them. After all, ‘lawyer-power’ lasts not through peak incomes of a few and security of statutory monopoly, but by the high comport and ethics of the many...

...bind his client to a compromise/settlement. To put it alternatively that a lawyer by virtue of retention, has the authority to choose the means for achieving the client's legal goal, while the client...such admissions. Furthermore, a client is not bound by a statement or admission which he or his lawyer was not authorised to make. A lawyer generally has no implied or apparent authority to make an...writ petition, the High Court has affirmed the orders passed by the courts/authorities below and, on the basis of a concession made by the counsel appearing on behalf of the appellant, issued certain...

...K. Jagannatha Shetty, J.— These appeals by leave from the judgment of the Division Bench of the Madras High Court revoking the “U Certificate” issued to a Tamil film called.... However, both of them pretend not to recognise each other. Karuppayee takes her work seriously and improves the living conditions of people to such an extent that she is held by them in high esteem. By a...got the caste certificate. His attempt is to extract money from her frequently. One evening when he visits Karuppayee's house, he is confronted by Shankara Sastry who puts a halt to his blackmailing...

..., Shri Ram and Ram Chandra; a woman by the name of Violet; and her son Ramesh were tried by the learned Sessions Judge Farrukhabad, in connection with the murder of one Kunwar Singh. The learned Judge..., 1970. The deceased Kunwar Singh was a practising lawyer and after finishing his work for the day he left the Fatehgarh Court along with two brother-lawyers, Brijendra Singh Yadav and Om Prakash Dubey.... The evidence of Brijendra Singh Yadav (PW 4) is clear on the part played by the appellant Sia Ram. That evidence shows that Sia Ram fired a shot from his gun as a result of which Kunwar Singh fell...

....6. A faint attempt was no doubt made by the Advocate to show that he could not file the bill of costs in time because he did not receive the assistance of the High Court lawyer as to...good morals, or is unethical, it may be safely held that it involves moral turpitude. A wilful and callous disregard for the interests of the client may, in a proper case, be characterised as conduct...concept of moral delinquency or turpitude but to concentrate on the broad issue as to whether by his conduct proved in the present case he has not rendered himself unworthy to be a member of the legal...