Shardul Dev (Advocate) 23 November 2008
Vijay Kumar (Advocate) 23 November 2008
Only in one cpacity.
M. PIRAVI PERUMAL (Advocate & Consumer Rights) 24 November 2008
Dev, When you get a power of attorney in your favour you are entitled to conduct a case. As a power agent (an advocate by profession) you can conduct the case yourself. As power agent you have depost before the Court of Law. The question/query lacks bonafide.
Kiran Kumar (Lawyer) 25 November 2008
only one capacity u can hold.
its highly advisable dont be personal about the cases....act like a lawyer or a true witness. if appearing as a witness then can not appear as a lawyer in the same case.
prof s c pratihar (medical practitioner &legal studies) 25 November 2008
professionalism does not allow you you like JUCKILE AND DR HYDE--- is the meaning of mr kiron kumar's advice.
G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor) 25 November 2008
might be a witness in has case, but can only be in role as party in person.
Rajan Salvi (Lawyer) 26 November 2008
Mr Pratihar, it is ' Dr. Jekyl and Mr Hyde'
Rajan Salvi (Lawyer) 26 November 2008
I am sorry Jekyl is with double 'L' i.e. Jekyll
Sushil Kumar Bhatia (Advocate) 27 November 2008
First to read Advocate Act carefully you should aviod to be a Power of attorney of your client nor to be witness ,when a client has signed a vakalatnama and appoint an advocate itself a wide acts given to an advocate
Shardul Dev (Advocate) 30 November 2008
Is there any case law on the point?
Shardul Dev (Advocate) 30 November 2008
Can u pla provide any case law?
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