THE ADVOCATES ACT 1961
by Sanjiva Row (Revised By Akshay Sapre)
The Advocates Act 1961, revised by Akshay Sapre from Sanjiva Row's original, details the framework for India's legal profession. It covers advocate enrollment, Bar Council functions, professional ethics, and regulatory powers, offering vital insights for legal education and practice.
About This Book
The Advocates Act 1961 serves as the foundational legislation governing the legal profession in India, outlining the rights, duties, and qualifications of advocates.
This edition, revised by Akshay Sapre, updates the original work by Sanjiva Row to reflect contemporary legal interpretations and amendments.
It provides detailed provisions on the establishment of Bar Councils, enrollment of advocates, and professional conduct standards.
Ideal for legal practitioners, students, and scholars seeking authoritative guidance on advocacy laws.
The text ensures clarity on disciplinary actions, legal education, and the role of the Bar Council of India.
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