Status of NEET PG case in SC? And how many petitioners can one AoR represent?
1 Mar 2013, 18:50
i m a layman trying to get info on how many petitioners an advocate on record can represent in SC??
and can you provide any info on the NEET PG case currently in SC…
our results have been delayed by more than 3 months now bcoz of this case.. 90000 doctors appeared for the exam in nov-dec 2012. all i kno is next hearing on 5th march, but how many more advocates are going to speak before CJI, no idea…
it wud be nice to know the working of Supreme court, and will reduce the anxiety of lot of people including me if some clarity is there in what goes on inside the SC. transfer case(civil) no.98/2012…
thank u experts…grateful to u ppl
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Hi. As far as I know there is no limit as such about how many petitioners one AOR can represent, though I guess there would be some practical limit.
On the NEET case I’m not sure - will ask around, maybe someone knows.
For a little bit of an insight into how the Supreme Court works, I’d recommend you to read some of these columns:
http://www.legallyindia.com/Supreme-Court-Postcards/
Particularly these may be useful and provide some (light-hearted) insight into the process:
http://www.legallyindia.com/Supreme-Court-Postcards/court-witness-the-beginners-guide-to-winning-at-the-adjournment-game
http://www.legallyindia.com/Supreme-Court-Postcards/court-witness-giving-birth-to-an-slp
Good luck!
Edit: Looks like there was a hearing today?
http://www.indiancolleges.com/entrance-exam-news/NEET-PG-2013-Supreme-Court-to-hear-case-on-March-6/3687
How did it go?
adjourned to 12th again sir, thanks