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BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA RULES, 1975

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    (2) No application for Revision shall ordinarily be entertained after 90 days from the date of the Order complained of.

    (2). (1) If the Revision Petition is in order, the papers shall be called for and the Council, or a Committee of the Council constituted or authorised in this behalf, may direct notice to the respondent. The papers shall not however be called for unless so directed by the Council for Revision Petition against an order of the Disciplinary Committee.

    (2) If the Councilor the Committee considers that there are no merits in the Revision Petition, opportunity shall be given to the petitioner to appear before the Council in support of the petition.

    3. The Council may, after hearing the petitioner, direct notice to the respondent or dismiss the petition, as it may consider fit.

    4. Upon notice being issued under the above rules after giving reasonable opportunity of hearing to the parties, the Council may pass such orders on the Revision Petition as it deems proper.

    5. Unless the Council otherwise specially directs, the petitioner and the respondent may appear by advocates, who shall file a vakalatnama signed by the party.

    6. A copy of the Order on the Revision shall be sent to the parties.

FORM A
SUBJECT TO NECESSARY MODIFICATIONS

(Under Rule 3, Chapter IX, Part II of the Rules of the Bar Council of India).
For Revision under Section 48A
THE BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA

Section 48A of the Advocates Act, 1961, read with the rules in Chapter IX, Part II of the Rules of the Bar Council of India

    BCI REVISION CASE NO............../19 .......................
    In the matter of

              .................Petitioner
              .................Respondent

    Date...........                                                                                              Secretary, The Bar Council of India

    WHEREAS on the application above referred to/suo motu/the Bar Council of India having come to the conclusion that in exercise of the powers conferred upon it under Section 48A of the Advocates Act, 1961, it should satisfy itself as to the legality or propriety of such disposal of the Bar Council or / of the committee of the Bar Council of! dated (set out the necessary gist of the Order). The respondent is hereby informed that the said application will be heard by the Bar Council of India on at (time) at (place) and if the respondent does not appear in person or through his advocate on the said date or on such other date to which the hearing may be adjourned, the matter will be heard and disposed of in his absence.

CHAPTER X
APPLICATION FOR REVIEW UNDER SECTION 48AA OF THE ACT

    (1) An application for Review made under Section 48 AA of the Act shall set out the necessary facts and the grounds for review and be accompanied by an affidavit and the fee prescribed under these rules.

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