Advocate Not Expected To Verify Genuineness Of Power Of Attorney Given By Litigant : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that an advocate is not expected to verify the genuineness of a power of attorney given by a litigant. This decision clarifies the responsibilities of advocates. It ensures that legal interpretations are consistent. This ruling underscores the need for clear guidelines on advocate duties. It emphasizes the importance of upholding legal standards. The Supreme Court's order reinforces legal principles.