Supreme Court
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of India has designated as many as 228 Advocates as Advocates-on-record after they moved in an application for their registration since they have appeared in the Advocate-on-Record examination held in June, 2019.
The applicants stood eligible for registration as an Advocate-on-Record as they had passed the prescribed written test.
It isn’t an administrative fault of the Top Court as the registrations have been put on hold of these due the Corona Pandemic.
In view of this, it had been directed by the Court that the Advocates who had cleared the written test held in June 2019 must register themselves.
The Supreme Court Recruitment Cell in its order stated:
“The applications for registration as Advocates-onRecord is fixed on the 05th May, 2020 (Tuesday) and will be taken up by the Hon’ble Chamber Judge on that day. It is further informed that the personal/virtual appearance of the Advocates before the Hon’ble Judge in has been exempted”
The Supreme Court Advocates On Record Assocation had last month announced that the Advocate-On-Record (AoR) Examination, scheduled for June has been deferred concerning to the Coronavirus Lockdown.
