Bare ActsGuidelines for Designation of Senior Advocates by the Supreme Court of India, 2023

Section 15

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The Committee will examine each application in the light of the data provided by the Secretariat and make its overall assessment on the basis of a point-based format indicated below: SI. No Matters Points 1 Number of years of practice of the applicant-Advocate from the date of enrolment. (10 points for 10 years of practice and 1 point each for every additional year of practice, subject to a maximum of 20 points). 20 2 Judgments reported and unreported ( excluding orders that do not lay down any principle of law); pro bono work done by the Advocate; domain expertise (such as constitutional law, Inter-State Water Disputes, Criminal law, Arbitration law, Corporate law, Family law, Human Rights, Public Interest Litigation, International law, law relating to women) of the applicant-Advocate. 50 3 Publication of academic articles, experience of teaching assignments in the field of law, guest lectures delivered in law schools and professional institutions connected with law. 5 4 The test of personality and suitability on the basis of interview for a holistic assessment of the applicant. 25

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