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Legal Practitioners
Act, 1879 came into force with effect from 1st January, 1880. A Person who is qualified
to be pleader / vakil / muktas has to appear for examination and after obtaining
the certificate he / she may apply under Sec. 7 of the Legal Practitioners Act and
Register their name in any Court or Revenue Office situated within the local limits
of the Appellate Jurisdiction of the High Court.
As Per Sec. 11 of this Act, the High Court may frame the rules declaring what shall
be deemed to be the functions, powers and duties of pleaders / vakils / muktas.
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As on 30th June, 2006, 57,550 have enrolled as Advocates in this Bar Council.
Nearly 1050 cases were disposed by this Bar Council. Nearly 1050 cases were
disposed by this Bar Council within a span of 6 years i.e., from 2000 onwards.
So far this Bar Council has provided financial assistance of Rs. 4,66,27.750 to the members
of the breaved family in respect of 976 claims and Rs. 27,01,170/- towards medical assistance
in respect of 825 claims from the State Welfare Fund.
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Though the profession of Lawyers has a known recorded history of more than 300 years,
there was no scheme of pension, welfare fund or retirement benefits. Lawyers have
remained a most unorganized sector . Probably except individual LIC polices there
was no other plan savings for the family. Even otherwise not even 10% of lawyers
are found to have made wise investments during their good periods.
It was so because
all along the lawyers came from traditional agricultural families and the professional
income was only additional.
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