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Bar Council of Rajasthan
राजस्थान विधिज्ञ परिषद
Statutory body overview
Formed 1961
Headquarters Jodhpur
Statutory body executive
  • Shri N. M. Lodha, Chairman
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The Bar Council of Rajasthan was constituted at Jodhpur in the Year 1961 under the provisions of Advocates Act, which provide for establishment of an autonomous body as State Bar Council in Section 3 with a maximum of 25 elected members.[1] The Advocate General of the State of Rajasthan is Ex-officio member of this Bar Council.[2] Currently, the 10th Bar Council of Rajasthan was re-constituted in the year 2004 and has 22 elected members and one co-opted member. The Secretary of the Bar Council is a full time employee and has a team of around 19 persons.



Functions


The Bar Council of Rajasthan, Jodhpur is the apex body of Lawyers that regulates the entry into, discipline and retirement from the profession. The important function of Bar Council of Rajasthan is to enroll practitioners as Advocates to grant them permission to practice law. In its disciplinary Jurisdiction the Bar Council of Rajasthan entertains and determines cases of professional and other misconduct on complaint or even suo-moto and also works to safe guard the interest of the Advocates. The Bar Council of Rajasthan is also the trustee of the fund established and maintained under the provision of Rajasthan Advocates Welfare Fund Act, 1987 wherein not only retirement benefits to its member Advocates are conferred by the Bar Council but even financial assistance in case of death or bodily injury is provided to its members by the Rajasthan Bar Council.



List of Chairman[3]



  1. Sh. N. M. Lodha from 10 June 2015 till date

  2. Sh. Ashok Mehta from 12 Oct 2014 till 9 Jun 2015

  3. Sh. Manoj Kumar Garg from 10 Nov 2013 till 12 Oct 2014

  4. Sh. Sanjay Sharma from 25 Nov 2012 till 10 Nov 2013

  5. Sh. Inder Raj Saini from 27 Nov 2011 till 25 Nov 2012

  6. Sh. Naurang Singh Choudhary from 11 Dec 2010 till 27 Nov 2011

  7. Sh. Sandeep Mehta from 9 Jan 2010 till 11 Dec 2010

  8. Sh. Nasir Ali Naqvi from 21 Dec 2008 till 9 Jan 2010

  9. Sh. Suresh Chandra Shrimali from 24 Feb 2008 till 21 Dec 2008

  10. Sh. Ashok Mehta from 18 Mar 2007 till 24 Feb 2008

  11. Sh. Jagmal Singh Choudhary from 16 Apr 2006 till 18 Mar 2007

  12. Sh. Bhawani Singh Shaktawat from 1 May 2005 till 16 Apr 2006

  13. Sh. Mahesh Chandra Gupta from 22 May 2004 till 1 May 2005

  14. Sh. Narpat Mal Lodha from 7 Dec 2003 till 26 Apr 2004

  15. Sh. Mahendra Singh Singhvi from 5 Jan 2003 till 7 Dec 2003

  16. Sh. Biri Singh Sinsinwar from 8 Dec 2001 till 5 Jan 2003

  17. Sh. Ram Krishna Das Gupta from 26 Nov 2000 till 8 Dec 2001

  18. Sh. Harsh Kumar Mehta from 21 Nov 1999 till 26 Nov 2000

  19. Sh. Nand Kumar Joshi from 6 Dec 1998 till 21 Nov 1999

  20. Dr. L.M. Singhvi Ex-Officio (Adv. Gen.)

  21. Dr. L.M. Singhvi Ex-Officio (Adv. Gen.)

  22. Sh. Sushil Kumar Tewari Ex-Officio (Adv. Gen.)

  23. Sh. Syed Zahoor Ahmad Naqvi from 24 Nov 1996 till 19 Oct 1997

  24. Sh. Ram Ratan Nagori from 17 Dec 1995 till 24 Nov 1996

  25. Sh. Ram Krishna Yadav from 24 Dec 1994 till 17 Dec 1995

  26. Sh. Muni Lal Garg from 6 Mar 1994 till 23 Dec 1994

  27. Sh. Shyam Sunder Deedwania from 3 Jul 1993 till 5 Mar 1994

  28. Sh. Fateh Singh Mehta from 2 Aug 1992 till 2 Jun 1993

  29. Sh. Arvind Kumar Gupta from 11 Jul 1992 till 2 Aug 1992

  30. Sh. Narendra Narain Mathur from 8 Feb 1992 till 11 Jul 1992

  31. Sh. Sajjan Raj Surana from 27 Jan 1991 till 8 Feb 1992

  32. Sh. Om Prakash Saraf from 29 Jan 1990 till 27 Jan 1991

  33. Sh. Magh Raj Calla from 29 Jan 1989 till 29 Jan 1990

  34. Sh. Ram Narain Bishnoi from 5 Nov 1987 till 29 Jan 1989

  35. Sh. Virendra Bandhu from 13 Sep 1986 till 5 Oct 1987

  36. Sh. Nagendra Kumar Jain from 13 Jul 1985 till 13 Sep 1986

  37. Sh. Chand Karan Garg from 14 Jul 1984 till 13 Jul 1985

  38. Sh. Madhan Lal Sharma from 9 Jul 1983 till 14 Jul 1984

  39. Sh. Navrang Lal Tibrewal from 16 May 1982 till 9 Jul 1983

  40. Sh. Makhtoor Mal Singhvi from 18 May 1980 till 14 Apr 1982

  41. Sh. Duraga Lal Bardhar from 13 May 1979 till 18 May 1980

  42. Sh. Makhtoor Mal Singhvi from 23 Apr 1978 till 13 May 1979

  43. Sh. Chandra Nath Sharma from 29 Apr 1973 till 15 Oct 1976

  44. Sh. Mukat Behari Lal Bhargava from 1967 till 1973

  45. Sh. Chiranji Lal Agrawal from 1964 till 1969

  46. Sh. Hasti Mal Parikh from 1961 till 1964



References





  1. ^ http://www.barcouncilofindia.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/Advocates-Act1961.pdf


  2. ^ http://www.barcouncilofindia.org/about/state-bar-councils/chairmen-of-state-bar-councils


  3. ^ http://www.barcouncilofrajasthan.org/lstMemDes.aspx?mode=1









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