ADVOCATES ON RECORD

Introduction

Advocates-on-record is also entitled under “Order IV of the Supreme Court of India Rules, 1966”. It is also framed under the Indian constitution 1950 and also under article 145. In addition, as per important rules of this context, it is mostly stated that no advocate entitles any appearance for a third party. It is also entitled that no advocate can appraise their act for a third party in supreme court. Moreover, no advocates can plead any order for a third party without any acceptance or order of any advocates. The Supreme Court of India “Advocates-On-Record Association” is mainly an official association of record and is also a registered advocate on record. 

Discussion

Advocates on record

“Advocates on record” is mainly appointed by the state government and also in charge of litigation in a supreme court of India. In addition, discussion about advocate on record also discuss 

• An advocate is legally trained and professional to practice law in their field of court or tribunals in India. The AOR must maintain their office in Delhi and within some radius of 16 km. As per the rules of Supreme Court in India 2013, shall for a party address, appear and also plead in court. 
• Hence this AOR”(Advocates-on-record)”, mainly introduced through the supreme court of India and also under “Rule 2, Rule 4, and Rule 6 of Supreme Court Rules 1966”. 
• It is also considered a designation of practice on supreme court and also based on legal knowledge which can help to give proper evidence and help to remove all illegal issues. 

AOR is mainly practising under AOR in the supreme court of India and is legally trained under a practice law. It also needs to array all clients and represent them in lower courts to all Apex Courts in India. 

Advocate on record exam

The main significance of the “Advocate-on-record” exam is that standard practice and court craft are mostly necessary for being a responsible lawyer. In addition, standards of AOR are examined by this exam and which also have some criteria for giving exams. Criteria such as 

• It’s a 3hr exam which happens between May and June.
• This exam is also held in four days and also in four types of papers.
• The passing criteria are always 50% in each subject and 60% in aggregate in all subjects in this exam. 

“Advocates-on-record” exam requires some subjects such as “Practice and procedure of the Supreme Court ”, which provides provisions of the Indian Constitution and jurisdiction of all courts in India. It also concluded some provisions such as “Civil Procedure Code, Limitation Act and the General Principles of Court fees Act”. In addition, drafting includes writs, orders and also decrees. It also includes a subject of professional ethics such as “The Bar Council of India Rules”, “The Supreme Court Rules, 2013”. Apart from this, there must be some qualifications of being an AOR such as

• He/She must be enrolled with any “State Bar Council”
• AOR should not be nominated as a senior lawyer
• Need to complete training of one year and also authorised by the respective court
• Need to complete legal practice about 4 years and under commencement of AOR for 1 Year
• Must pay fees of registration of Rs.250 with the form of resignation

AOR salary

The average salary of “AOR(Advocate-on-record)”, is 3.5lakh per year and in which 151% of the average salary of supreme court lawyers is 8.8 lakh per year in India. Under the Constitution of India and also under “section 30 of the Advocates Act, 1961”, it also includes a validation of an AOR in India setting some provisions for filed cases. 

Conclusions

In this context, this study mainly concludes an overall discussion of “advocates-on-record” and overall view of the exam. Under an Indian Constitution, it also discusses all structures which can help to deal with all matters in a case. In addition, it is also considered a designation that is mainly based on experience. Additionally, it also discusses qualifications and some procedures which can help to become an AOR in the supreme court of India. Hence, this study also concludes a discussion about the eligibility of AOR in India under the Supreme court and also some legal provisions which need to be maintained by advisors.