Rights and Privileges of advocates in India are described and protected primarily by the Advocates Act, 1961 and the rules framed by Bar Council of India. The rights and privileges that given to advocates ensure their independency, hone their skills to practice law with confidence, and maintain professional autonomy. However, the Act not only provides rights, but also gives responsibilities and duties, codes of conduct, and ethical responsibility within the legal profession. Rights of Advocates Major rights of an Advocate in India are − Right to Practice The "Right to Practice" is the most fundamental right that granted ... Read More