Recently, the Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled on a petition brought forth by the High Court Advocates Bar Association, contesting the State Bar Council’s decision not to acknowledge it as an independent bar association in the case of High Court Advocates Bar Association vs Bar Council of India and Others. In their judgment, the Division Bench comprising Justice Vivek Agarwal and Justice Avanindra Kumar Singh stated that the establishment of a parallel body lacked justification, given that the objectives outlined in the Advocates Act and the Adhivakta Kalyan Nidhi Adhiniyam of 1982 were already being fulfilled by the existing bar association.
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