What information is required in a Vakalatnama before Court

advtanmoy 01/11/2019

Advocates have to mention their registration number provided by the Bar Council of their respective states, mobile number and email id on vakalatnama along with AOR number in cases filed by them.

Authority letter is required, if other advocates are engaged by the AOR, registration number provided by the Bar Council of their respective states, mobile number and email id on vakalatnama should be mentioned in the letter

Name, Address, Bar Council Enrollment Number, Mobile Number and Email id of the Advocate of the Respondents are required

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