Advocate Act of 1961
- It was enacted in order to carry out the recommendations of the All India Bar Committee, which were supported by the Law Commission’s fourteenth report in 1955.
- This Act’s primary goal is to unite and create a single class of attorneys called “advocates.”
- Under Section 16 of the Advocates Act 1961 two classes of advocates are classified; Senior Advocate and Junior or those who are not designated as ....
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