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Ker. HC: Baseless Apprehensions That Lawyer Will Act Illegally Should Not be Made by Courts - (28 May 2024)

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Ker. HC has observed that Court is not expected to form an apprehension without any foundation that lawyer may do illegal acts during course of his profession. Issuing any proceedings or directions by court of law without any foundation on the apprehension is interference in the right to practice.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   BASELESS APPREHENSIONS   RIGHT TO PRACTICE  

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