Counsel

Professional duty of an advocate was that he was supposed to appear in court when a case was called.

Inconstant stand on the factual aspects of case by counsel who incidentally had been appearing throughout the proceedings had not been appreciated

Count on the interpretation of legal proposition was no doubt allowed to take different stand, yet as far as indifferent plea on the factual aspect of/a civil case was concerned such plea could not be allowed to be agitated -Such conduct on the part of a counsel would amount to mis-represent in the factual side of the case with the object to mislead the Court from drawing a. correct decision, which would also tantamount to interfering deliberately in the safe administration of justice, thus, warranting a warning to counsel to be very careful in future while pleading cases.-[Administration of justice].

Counsel at the outset of argument stated that he had not yet been enrolled is an Advocate in the High Court and might be granted permission in the-matter

such permission was granted subject to all just exceptions.

Cases of such counsel were also desired to be taken up by the Bar Council.

Duty towards Court-Cannot be performed by counsel aligning himself with his client.-[Advocate]

Duty of counsel towards his client and Court-Female client of tender age alleged or suspected to be victim of crime of violence or deceit and made to file proceedings to help very person who might have committed crime qua her-Minute and extraordinary care, held, would be needed by counsel in dealing with such client and counsel should not willingly and consciously allow his client to abuse process of Court and law.

A personal privilege-Cannot be extended to professional work-Contention that counsel attending Senate as its member is entitled to any privilege-Held: Entirely misconceived.

Decorum in Court- Counsel not to lose balance nor heart while meeting comments by Court during an argument or when hearing judgment announced-Court's comments meant only to elicit better answers so as to reach realities.

-Counsel-Rights and duties of. A bold and a courageous Bar is doubtless an asset, but it is well established that no lawyer should align himself wholly and completely with the contemner and become oblivious of his obligations towards the Court of which he is an officer.

Counsel Counsel-Admission of, on question of factum of marriage of his client-Does not necessarily imply admission of validity of marriage-Power of Courts to relieve parties of effects of concession by their counsel.