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The Courts Manual: Part I
PART I.
LEGAL PRACTITIONERS AND PETITION WRITERS.
CHAPTER 1.
ADVOCATES AND PLEADERS.
1. The law relating to Advocates of the High Court is contained in the Bar Council Act, and the rules framed thereunder. The law relating to Pleaders is contained in the Legal Practitioners Act, and the rules framed thereunder. Such of the statutory rules, framed under these two Acts, as are of interest to subordinate courts are reproduced in this Chapter. The only sections of the Legal Practitioners Act which govern Advocates are section 36 and sections 41 to 44 inclusive.
The Code of Criminal Procedure Schedule IV
SCHEDULE IV
(See section 37 and 38)
ADDITIONAL POWERS WITH WHICH MAGISTRATES MAY BE INVESTED
- Powers with which a Magistrate of the First Class may be Invested by the President of the Union.
- Powers with which a Magistrate of the First Class may be Invested by the District Magistrate.
- Powers with which a Magistrate of the Second Class may be Invested by the President of the Union.
- Powers with which a Magistrate of the Second Class may be Invested by the District Magistrate.