Advocates on record

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Besides the comment of Dr.Tripathi, let me also add that as per section 2 (1) Clause (b) of the Supreme Court Rules, 1966, advocate on record means an advocate who is entitled under these rules to act as well as to plead for a party in the court. you can also refer to Regulations Regarding Advocates-On-Record examination framed under sub-rule ii of Rule 7 of Order IV, of the Supreme Court rules, 1966.

The advocates on record are entitled to practice in any part of India. However, if one wants to practice as an advocate-on-record in the Supreme Court he or she needs an additional qualification. He has to practice for 4 years as an advocate and thereafter has to intimate to the Supreme Court that he has started taking training with a Senior Advocate on record because he intends to become an Advocate-on-record. After the expiry of one year's training, he has to appear for an examination conducted by the Supreme Court itself. After an advocate passes this examination he must have a registered office within a radius of 10 miles from the Supreme Court building and a registered clerk. It is after this that the Chamber Judge of the Supreme Court accepts him as an advocate-on-record.