In view of the pendency of these proceedings for a long time and its automatic transfer to the Bar Council of India under Section 36(3) of the Advocates Act, the hearing will be pre-emptory and no adjournment may be granted.
       If the parties fail to appear in person or by Advocate or to comply with the other requirements of this notice, the Committee will proceed ex-parte or make such other orders as it may deem fit.
       The parties engaging any counsel may send their Vakalatnama duly signed by the counsel giving the address of the Advocate for the purpose of future communication.
       Please note that notice of the hearing sent to the Advocate will be sufficient notice to the party even if a copy of the notice is sent to any of the parties.
                         Registrar, Disciplinary Committee of the Bar Council of India

Copy to:
       The Attorney General of India,
       New Delhi.

FORM F (Under Rule 4 in Chapter I, Part VII) (Subject to necessary modifications)

From:
       The Secretary
       Bar Council of ..............

To

      The Attorney General!
       Additional Solicitor General of India/ Advocate General
      ........................

Notice under Section 35(2)/36(3) of BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA RULES, 1975
Sir,
      Please find enclosed copy of a notice dated issued under section 35(2)/36(3) of BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA RULES, 1975 for the hearing of a case before the Disciplinary Committee of the Bar Council of .....
                                                                               Registrar, Disciplinary Committee, Bar Council of ...
Date:
Place:FORM G MEMORANDUM OF APPEAL (Under Rule 21 in Chapter I, Part VII of the Rules of the Bar Council of India) (Subject to necessary modification) BEFORE THE DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE OF THE BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA Under Section 37 of BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA RULES, 1975 D.C. APPEAL NO./19 .....

..........Appellant Versus ...........Respondent