The Advocates Act, 1961 (AIBE) Diglot

The Advocates Act, 1961 (AIBE) — Diglot is a compact, practice-oriented compendium that makes the law governing the legal profession accessible to bilingual readers and exam candidates. The volume reproduces operative sections of the Advocates Act and the Bar Council of India Rules and pairs them with concise English annotations and Hindi headings/keywords to speed comprehension. Chapters cover: enrollment on the roll of advocates, rights and privileges of advocates, duties and professional ethics, trust and client accounts, disciplinary machinery and punishment, appeal routes to the Bar Council and higher courts, and special provisions for temporary/foreign advocates. Each topic includes annotated summaries of leading disciplinary and privilege-related decisions, flowcharts for enrollment and disciplinary procedures, model forms and petitions (enrolment application, show-cause reply, review petition), and a checklist to avoid common procedural lapses. AIBE-focused features — “must-remember” statutory bullets, short-answer model responses and quick MCQs — make this edition ideal for last-minute revision. Designed as both a study tool and a desk reference, the diglot format helps students and young practitioners bridge language gaps while ensuring fast, reliable access to the law that governs the profession.