The Disciplinary Committee of the Bar Council of India

(Notice of hearing under rule 5 in Chapter I, Part VII of the Rules of the
Bar Council of India)

(Subject to necessary modifications)

Dated :……….
DCL/D/………/20……	

In the matter of ………………..
Complaint before the Disciplinary Committee of the Bar Council of …………..

			(B.C. Tr. ……… Case No………  /20……)

…………………………
										Complainant(s)

…………………………							Respondent(s)

Notice under section 36B read with sections 35 and 36(2) of the Advocates Act and the rules made thereunder

The  said proceedings between the parties above referred to before the Disciplinary Committee of the Bar Council of …………… stand transferred to the Bar Council of India under section 36B of the Advocates Act, 1961, and the records in the same have been received by the Bar Council of India for disposal by the Disciplinary Committee of the Bar Council of  India as provided for in the said section 36B read with section 36A and the other provisions of the Act and the rules of the Bar Council of India in this behalf.

The said parties in the proceedings will take notice that the hearing in the same has been fixed :-

At…………………………………. (Place)
………………………………….(Dates and Time)

The Disciplinary Committee will continue the proceedings from the stage at which it was so left by the Disciplinary Committee of the Bar Council of ……………… and will hear arguments on the evidence, oral and documentary already on record.

The parties are required to be ready with all their evidence, oral and documentary and for arguments.

The said parties are required to appear in person or through Advocate or through duly authorized agents before the said Committee on the said date, time and place or any other date or dates and place to which the matter may be adjourned.

In view of the pendency of these proceedings for a long time and its automatic transfer to the Bar Council of  India under section 36B of the Advocates Act, the hearing will be par-emptory and no adjournment may be granted.

If the parties fail to appear in person or by Advocate or to comply with the other requirements of this notice, the Committee will proceed ex parte or make such other orders as it may deem fit.

The parties engaging any counsel may send their Vakalatnama duly signed by the counsel giving the address of the Advocate for the purpose of future communication.

Please note that notice of the hearing sent to the Advocate will be sufficient notice to the party even if a copy of the notice is sent to any of the parties.

Registrar,
Disciplinary Committee of 
the Bar Council of  India