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CIVIL - Delhi HC Asks BCI to Frame Guidelines to Regulate Lawyers' Fee - (25 Feb 2019)

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Delhi High Court has directed BCI to consider framing guidelines/rules prescribing manner of charging professional fees by lawyers after it noticed that Bar Council of India Rules do not lay down any guidelines for charging of fee by lawyers.

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