the Supreme Court on presentation to the Secretary of an application duly signed by the applicant or his counsel.

(2) An application for inspection shall be accompanied by the fees prescribed therefore in cash. The Secretary may permit the inspection in his presence or in the presence of any member of the staff authorized by him. The person inspecting shall not be entitled to make copies of the records of which inspection is permitted. He shall however be permitted to make short notes in pencil.

(3) Save as otherwise directed by the Chairman or Vice-Chairman of the Council or the Chairman of the Committee concerned as the case may be, certified copies of the records of a proceeding of a judicial nature of the Councilor of its Committees as the case may be, may be granted to the parties or to their counsel on an application made in that behalf and on payment in cash of the prescribed fees.

CHAPTER VIII
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION FOR ENROLMENT AS ADVOCATES

1. Whenever a State Council, or any Committee duly authorized by the State Council has credible information from any source whatever that an advocate on the roll of the State Council has obtained his enrolment under circumstances which, if established, will render his name liable to be removed by the Council under the proviso to Section 26(1) of the Act, it shall be the duty of the State Council or the said Committee to enquire into the matter and report its findings to the Council.

In holding such enquiry the Councilor the Committee shall hear the advocate concerned and otherwise follow the principles of natural justice.

2. In disposing of any proceedings under the said proviso, whether instituted on a report under Rule 1 or otherwise, the Council may, if it considers it just and expedient, cause an enquiry into disputed questions of fact to be made by any State Councilor Committee thereof or any other Committee consisting of one or more persons as it may deem fit. The State Council or the Committee, as the case may be, shall follow the procedure mentioned in Rule 1.

CHAPTER VII
PROCEEDINGS FOR REMOVAL OF NAME FROM ROLL UNDER PROVISO TO SECTION 26(1) OF THE ACT

Any person who has held office as a Judge of any High Court in India may on retirement be admitted as an advocate on the roll of any State Council where he is eligible to practice.

CHAPTER IX
REVISION UNDER SECTION 48A OF THE ACT

1. (1) An application for Revision shall be in the form of a petition duly signed setting out the necessary facts, and shall be accompanied by the copy of the order in respect of which the revision is filed, giving the address of the petitioner and the respondent or respondents. It shall be supported by an affidavit and shall be accompanied by the prescribed fee which is payable in cash or could be sent by M.O. The applicant shall file at least 5 more copies of the petition and affidavit, and if there is more than one respondent as many additional copies as are necessary to serve the other respondents.

He shall file translations in English of such of the papers as may be necessary for reference at the time of hearing.