Can an advocate plead for his brother-in-law in a divorce case?
Koyel (Officer) 27 December 2009
Can an advocate plead for his brother-in-law in a divorce case?
Adv Archana Deshmukh (Practicing Advocate) 27 December 2009
yes
Raghav Sood (Lawyer) 27 December 2009
there is no bar
Koyel (Officer) 27 December 2009
Thank you.But this link says different .....
https://www.scjudgments.com/display.aspx?8334D4D3-FD29-409F-A553-2554860C042C
Anjali (IT) 28 December 2009
Koyel, the link your provided is talking abt judges and advocates....it means an advocated cannot appear before any judge who is his/her relative...don't get confused.
subhash kumar (advocate) 28 December 2009
Dear Koyal, there is no bar to appear before court of law on behalf of his brother-in law . only in case when the presiding officer of the court is relative of the advocate than he can not appear before this court
Subhash kumar, Adv.
Koyel (Officer) 28 December 2009
Thank you very much.
P.K.Haridasan (Advocate) 29 December 2009
There is no bar for an advocate for appearing for his kith and kin. Whenever a chance for an advocate to be called as a witness in that case, it is better to engage somebody else.
Arup Kumar Gupta, Korba, Chattishgarh ((m)9893058429) 27 January 2010
you are little confused.
Pleading by a brother in law in a divorce case & petitioner/respondent/respective advocates if are the relative of the concerned judge or having financial interest- both are different
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