Supreme Court of India · 1954-05-27
Mr. vs THE HONBLE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUDGES OF THE HIGH COURT
- Citation / case number
- SC 1954/90364
- Court
- Supreme Court of India
- Petitioner
- Mr.
- Respondent
- THE HONBLE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUDGES OF THE HIGH COURT
- Author
- MUKHERJEA, B.K.,DAS, SUDHI RANJAN,BOSE, VIVIAN,HASAN, GHULAM,JAGANNADHADAS, B.
- Bench
- MUKHERJEA, B.K.,DAS, SUDHI RANJAN,BOSE, VIVIAN,HASAN, GHULAM,JAGANNADHADAS, B.
Judgment text excerpt
The Supreme Court held that an order under Section 10(2) of the Indian Bar Councils Act, 1926, can be oral and does not require a written form. The Court affirmed that the High Court has the authority to refer a case on its own motion as per the provisions of the Act. The judgment clarified that while a record of the order is necessary, it can be maintained through other means, such as letters from court officials, thus validating the proceedings before the Tribunal.