Lawyer Has Right To Represent Client, Need Not "Beg" To Appear Before Court: Calcutta High Court

The Calcutta High Court has affirmed that a lawyer has the inherent right to represent their client and should not be required to plead or beg to appear before the court. This ruling reinforces the principle that legal representation is a fundamental aspect of the justice system and aims to prevent any undue obstacles that might hinder a lawyer’s ability to advocate effectively for their client. The Court’s decision highlights the importance of maintaining the integrity and independence of legal representation.