Lawyers Body Goes To High Court Against South Korean's Enrollment As Advocate
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BCI chairman senior advocate Manan Kumar Mishra also submitted that the apex bar body has verify the factum of "reciprocity" of similar permission to practice for Indian nationals in South Korea.
The Bar Council of India (BCI) Wednesday approached the Delhi High Court against a direction to it to process the enrolment of a South Korean national as an advocate.
BCI chairman senior advocate Manan Kumar Mishra argued that foreign lawyers are not allowed to practice in courts here as their entry has been permitted in a limited manner and the order of a single judge setting aside its refusal to allow the South Korean citizen's request for enrolment cannot be sustained.
Mr Mishra also submitted that the apex bar body has verify the factum of "reciprocity" of similar permission to practice for Indian nationals in South Korea.
