Lawyers can’t go on strike without permission, High Court gives order
Wednesday - August 1, 2018 12:40 pm ,
Category : BHOPAL
Permission of Chief Justice or District Judge required for strike
AUG 01 (WTN) - In Madhya Pradesh, lawyers can no longer go on strike without permission. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has given this order while hearing a PIL. According to the information received from the media, the High Court has directed the Bar Association that without permission of the Chief Justice or District Judge lawyers will not be allowed to go on strike.
The High Court said in its order that if the State Bar Council’s strike declared unauthorized, then the Advocate General would see its responsibility. For your information, let you know that the lawyer Pravin Pandey had petitioned in the High Court, and he argued that due to the lawyers strike, the parties have to face trouble and cases keep in pending.
For your information, let you know that judicial matters have been affected many times due to lawyers strike in Madhya Pradesh. A few days ago, advocates from across the state called strike for other demands including implementing the Advocate Protection Act, which was termed as unconstitutional by the Madhya Pradesh High Court.
AUG 01 (WTN) - In Madhya Pradesh, lawyers can no longer go on strike without permission. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has given this order while hearing a PIL. According to the information received from the media, the High Court has directed the Bar Association that without permission of the Chief Justice or District Judge lawyers will not be allowed to go on strike.
The High Court said in its order that if the State Bar Council’s strike declared unauthorized, then the Advocate General would see its responsibility. For your information, let you know that the lawyer Pravin Pandey had petitioned in the High Court, and he argued that due to the lawyers strike, the parties have to face trouble and cases keep in pending.
For your information, let you know that judicial matters have been affected many times due to lawyers strike in Madhya Pradesh. A few days ago, advocates from across the state called strike for other demands including implementing the Advocate Protection Act, which was termed as unconstitutional by the Madhya Pradesh High Court.
