
The Lucknow bench of the High Court, led by Justices Rajan Roy and Manjive Shukla, granted the Uttar Pradesh government's law remembrancer one final week to file a response regarding a public interest litigation on insurance coverage and financial assistance for advocates. The court noted delays despite earlier directions. The Oudh Bar Association, representing about 14,000 members, highlighted challenges due to a proposed annual premium of Rs 4,999 per advocate, totaling nearly Rs 7 crore, which it cannot afford. The court also referenced a May 30 order on group insurance for government advocates.
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| theprint | HC grants 1 week to UP govt's law remembrancer to file response on insurance scheme for advocates | Center | Neutral |
| hindustantimes | HC grants 1 week to UP govt's law remembrancer to file response on insurance scheme for advocates | Center | Neutral |
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