SUPREME COURT MATTER LAWYER ADVOCATE IN JAIPUR

SHEORAN & TANWAR ASSOCIATES (LAW FIRM) 111, SHIV NAGAR - II, SIKAR ROAD MURLIPURA, JAIPUR -302013 Email: stlegaljaipur@gmail.com website: www.stlegal.in Contact no. +91-9001612660, +91-141-2262495 brings for you SUPREME COURT OF INDIA LIST OF SENIOR ADVOCATES DESIGNATED BY SUPREME COURT ( as on 21.1.2013 ) Name Address Date of designation as Sr.Advocate Remarks 1. Mr. Ramachandra Martand Hajarmain 89, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi. 28-3-1966 Retd Judge Bombay H/C 2. Mr. Hari Ramchandra Gokhle Rocky Hill Flats, N. Dabholkar Road, Bombay-6 23-7-1966 Advocate 3. Mr. G. R. Rajagopaul C-53, South Extn. Part-1, New Delhi 03-10-1966 Advocate 4. Dr. V. A. Sayed Muhammad Address not available 07-11-1966 Adv. General 5. Mr. N. D. Khar Khanis 122, Golf Links, N.D. 7-10-1967 Advocate 6. Mr. P. Govinda Menon 2, Hastings Road, New Delhi 06-3-1968 Adv. 7. Dr. Haji N. A. Noor Mohammed P.O. Box 24, MOGADISCIO 02-1-1969 Adv 8. Mr. O. P. Malhotra 17, Ring Road, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi. 03-12-1969 Adv 9. Mr. Moinul Hague Chaudhry Dr. S. K. Bhuniya Road, Gauhati-I, Assam 12-12-1969 Adv 10. Mr. B. K. P. Sinha 206, Vithalbhai Patel House, Rafi Marg, N. Delhi. 16-3-1970 Adv 11. Mr. P. Ramachandra Reddy Srinivas, Hardikar Bagh, Himatat Nagar, Hyderabad 19-8-1970 Adv. Genl 12. Mr. Brijbans Kishore “The River Side” 10 Ram Kishore Marg, Delhi-6 02-4-1970 Adv 13. Mr. B. V. Subrahmanyam 106, Golf Links, New Delhi 27-4-1970 Adv. General 14. Mr. Jaisukh Lal Hathi 11, Ashoka Road,New Delhi 10-9-1970 Adv * Names of those Sr. Advocates have been deleted whose death has been intimated to the Registry. Concerned Bar Associations/Sr. Advocates are requested to intimate their present Contact No. and Address to the Registrar (Record Room), Supreme Court, Tilak Marg, New Delhi. Tel.011-23381526, Fax 011-23381584; supremecourt@nic.in for updation of record and contact. -2- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 15. Mr. G. N. Dixit Off:- 32, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi Res: - K-22, Green Park, New Delhi-16 15-12-1970 Adv-onRecord 16. Mr. Ram Nath Sharma 682/Sector-15, Gurgaon (Haryana) 26-2-1971 Retd. Judge, Allahabad H/C. 17. Mr. K. K. Venugopal 35A, Harrington Road, Madras- 30 05-3-1972 Advocate 18. Mr. Bhimaji Narayan Rao Lokur D-121, Defence Colony, New Delhi 29-3-1972 Retd. Judge, Allahabad H/C. 19. Mr. D. P. Singh A-39, Nizamuddin East, New Delhi-13 08-5-1972 Advocate 20. Mr. K. T. Harinhanath 11, Munirka Marg, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi. 08-5-1972 Advocate 21. Mr. Lakshmi Narain Chhangam C/o. B. N. Purohit, 4/19, Kalkaji Extn. New Delhi 5-10-1972 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 22. Mr. T. P. Naik Civil Lines, Pachpedi, Jabalpur 16-12-1972 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C. 23. Mr. K. S. Ramamurthi D-17, Greater Kailash Enclave-I, New Delhi-48 30-1-1973 Retd. Judge, Madras H/C. 24. Mr. S. B. Sen Pili Kothi, Indore 19-4-1973 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C. ......3/- - 3 - Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 25. Mr. R. S. Gae 37, Aurangzeb Road, New Delhi 24-4-1973 Adv 26. Mr. Janki Nath Bhatt 100, Wazir Bagh, Sri Nagar, J & K 18-9-1973 Retd. Judge J & K H/C. 27. Mr. Prem Nath Khanna 13-14, Iswar Nagar, Mathura Road, New Delhi-65 22-7-1974 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 28. Mr. Bhagwat Pd. Beri A-2/29, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 16-7-75 Retired Chief Justice Rajasthan H/C 29. Mr Dwijendra Lal Sen Gupta 19, Gurdawara Road, Rakabganj Road, New Delhi 20-8-1975 Adv 30. Mr. Kan Singh Near Public Park Udai Mandir Jodhpur 18-9-1975 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C. 31. Mr J. N. Takru A/ 31 N. D. S. E Part-I, New Delhi- 49 06-1-1976 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 32. Mr. R. P. Bhatt N-4/28 D.L.F. City, Phase II, Gurgaon, Haryana Chamber No. 51, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court of India, Bhagwan Das Road, N.D.-21 28-1-1976 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. 33. Mr. Jagjit Singh 236, Sector-9C, Chandigarh 28-1-1976 Retired Judge Delhi H/C 34. Mr. U.R. Lalit B-75, Sector 14, NOIDA – 201 301. 06-2-1976 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. ..........4/- ' - 4- 35. Mr. R. W. Adik Address not available 01-3-1976 Adv. Genl 36. Mr. N. P. Nathwani 3, Firozshah Road, N. Delhi – 110 001. 03-3-1976 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. 36. Mr. P. P. Rao 34/22, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi-5 15-8-1976 Adv-on- Record 37. Mr. Vepa P. Sarathi D/1/59/1, Andrews Ganj, New Delhi-49 03-1-1976 Advocate 38. Mr. Vikram Chand Mahajan 9, Vithal Patel House Rafi Marg, New Delhi-1. 16-12-1976 Advocate 39. Mrs. Leila Seth 17, Golf Links, New Delhi 10-1-1977 Advocate 40. Mr. Raj Bhadur 19, Akbar Road, New Delhi-11 12-1-1977 Advocate 41. Mr. M. R. Vasudev Pillai C-230, Defence Colony, New Delhi 18-3-1977 Advocate 42. Mr. S.P. Bhargava 101, Darya Ganj, New Delhi 05-5-1977 Retired Judge Madhya PradeshH/C 43. Mr. K. B. Asthana 71, Western Court New Delhi 22-7-1977 Retired Judge high Court of Allahabad High Court 44. Mr. Bhubneshwar Dhuri N-2, M Road, Patna-80001 08-12-1977 Retd Judge Patna H/C 45. Mr. P. Shivshankar Sree Sadan, Himayat Nagar, Hyderabad-500029 08-02-1978 Retd Addl Judge A.P. H/C 46. Mr. P. A. Chaudhary 1-10-1/16, Ashok Nagar, Hyderabad 08-02-1978 Advocate -5- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 47. Mr. S. B. Bhasme 88, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court, N.D. 18-7-1978 Advocate 48. Mr. T. V. R. Tatachari AB/6, Purana Quila Road, New Delhi. 08-1-1979 Retd Chief Justice Delhi H/C 49. Mr. Rajni Patel K-2, Cuffe Parade Colaba, Bombay – 400 005 18-4-1979 Advocate 50. Mr M. M. Abdul Khader C-75, Neeti Bagh, New Delhi 18-7-1979 Advocate 51. Mr. J. P. Goyal 4, Lawyers Chambers Supreme Court of India, N. D. 03-8-1979 AOR 52. Mr. A. N. Sinha 7/A-73, Western Extn. Area, New Delhi 25-9-1979 Advocate 53. Mr. T. V. Mehta Siddhartha, 3rd Dada Rokadnath Societ, near Narayan Nagar, Bus Terminal Paldi, Ahmedabad 13-12-1979 Retd Chief Justice H/C of H. P 54. Mr. C.M. Lodha B-Road, Paote, Jodhpur-342010 23-7-1980 Retd Chief Justice Rajasthan H/C 55. Mr. S. N. Sankar B, Bela Road Civil Lines, Delhi 09-9-1980 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 56. Mr. Prithvi Raj 13, Tughlak Road, New Dehi 17-9-1980 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 57. Mr. K. Sudhakaran Address not available 07-10-1980 Adv Gen. 58. Mr. M. S. Joshi B-12, Derababa Jaimal Singh, Beas, Amritsar. 30-10-1980 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 59. Mr. Harbans Lal 68,Sector 8, Chandigarh 12-11-1980 Retd. Judge P & H H/C-6- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 60. Mr Pritam Singh Safeer A-28, Neeti Bagh, New Delhi 30-1-1981 Retd Judge Delhi H/C 61. Mr. M. R. A. Ansari 4, Janpath, New Delhi - 11 04-5-1981 Retd Chief Justice J&K H/C 62. Mr G. Vishwanathan Iyer B2-506, White House, R.T. Nagar, Bangalore -32 11-2-1982 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C 63. Mr. Alladi Kappuswami 3-6-226/1, Himayath Nagar, Hyderabad - 5000 29 (AP) 30-3-1982 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C. 64. Mr Manmohan Singh Gujral S-152, Greater Kailash-II, New Delhi 14-4-1983 Retd Chief Justice P&H H/C 65. Mr B. Datta 60, Lawyers Chambers Supreme Court of India, N.D 14-4-1983 Advocate 66. Mr. R. D. Tulpule “Deepak”, 1143 Shukrawar Peth, Pune – 411 002. 28-7-1983 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. 67. Mr. B. G. Murdeshwar P-6, South Extn. Part-II, New Delhi – 49 10-8-1983 Advocate 68. Mr. T.A. Ramachandran L-1/2, South Extn. II, New Delhi 05-10-1983 AOR 69. Mr. Mela Ram Sharma 556, Sector 8B, Chandigarh 10-8-1984 Retd. Judge P&H H/C. 70. Mr. M.L. Jain B-13, Vijay Path, Tilak Nagar, Jaipur-04. 26-9-1984 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 71. Mr. Mahavir Singh C-802, Multistory, Building, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, N. Delhi 28-9-1984 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 72. Mr. Avadh Behari Rohtagi N-214, Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi-110048 25-2-1985 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 73. Mr. G. A. Shah 101, Jor Bagh, New Delhi 04-4-1985 Adv. 74. Mr. Prakash Narain G-12/7, DLF Qutub Enclave, Gurgaon, Haryana. 03-10-1985 Retd. Chief Justice Delhi H/C -7- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 75. Mr. Prodyot K. Banerjee B-357, New Friends Colony, New Delhi - 65 17-10-1985 Retd. Chief Justice Rajasthan H/C 76. Mr. K. Subhramanya Reddy “SHILPA”, 6-3-347/11, Dwarkapuri Colony, Panjagutta, Hyderabad 11-12-1985 Advl Genl 77. Mr. Rajinder Sachar A-19, New Friends Colony, New Delhi - 110065 07-1-1986 Retd. Chief Justice Delhi H/C 78. Mr. Dev Raj Khanna 11AB, Mathura Road, New Delhi 22-1-1986 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 79. Mr. K. N. Bhat #9, Sector 15-A, NOIDA- 201 301 NCR Delhi 30-4-1986 AOR 80. Mr. Ashwani Kumar C-9, Friends Colony, New Delhi 15-7-1986 Adv. 81. Mr. H. L. Anand 8, Rajaji Marg, New Delhi 10-8-1986 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 82. Mr. Vinod Arvind Bobde 48, Anand Lok, New Delhi 01-10-1986 Advocate 83. Mr. Altaf Ahmed E-24, Defence Colony, New Delhi 27-10-1986 Advocate 84. Mr. A S. Nambiar 222, North Avenue, New Delhi 04-11-1986 AOR 85. Mr. Rameshwar Nath A-21, Neeti Bagh, New Delhi 17-12-1986 Retd. Chief Justice Delhi H/C 86. Mr. Swaraj Kaushal I- 87 Lajpat Nagar New Delhi 20-12-1986 AOR 87. Mr. Ravindra Nath 3321, Kucha Kasgari, Bazar Sitaram, Delhi 05-4-1987 AOR 88. Mr. K S. Sidhu 45, Madhuban, Delhi - 92 05-4-1987 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 89. Mr. Sultan Singh B-33, Panchsheel Enclave, New Delhi - 110017 05-4-1987 Retd. Chief Justice Delhi H/C 90. Mr. Purushottam Das Kudal 117-B, Vidyut Nagar, Queens Road, Jaipur 08-5-1987 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C .......8/- -8- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 91. Mr. K. Shanmukham 36, 5th Trust Cross Street,Mandavelipakkam Chennai-28 20-1-1988 Retd. Judge Madras H/C 92. Mr. Dwarka Pd. Gupta E-15, Kailash Colony, New Delhi-48 20-1-1988 Retd. Chief Justice Rajasthan H/C 93. Mr. T. P. S. Chawla E-338, East of Kailash, New Delhi-110065 06-5-1988 Retd. Chief Justice Delhi H/C 94. Mr. P. N. Duda 95, Zakirbagh, New Friends Colony, New Delhi- 25 06-5-1988 Advocate 95. Mr. D. S. Tewatia A-27/15, D.L.F. Kutub Enclave, Phase-I (behind Gym Khana, Gurdwara, Haryana) 9810123170 06-5-1988 Retd. Chief Justice Calcutta H/C. 96. Mr. G. Ramanujam New No. 27, Old No. 15, 4th, Main Road, Kasturba Nagar, Chennai – 20. 17-3-1989 Retd. Judge Madras H/C. 97. Mr. Bal Krishna Behera Plot No. 93, Unit- III, Kharavela Nagar near RamMandir,Bhubaneswar 17-3-1989 Retd. Judge Orissa H/C. 98. Mr. S. P. Goyal Kothi No. 22, Sector 16, Panchkula 17-3-1989 Retd. Judge Punjab & Haryana H/C. 99. Mr. Y. V. Anjaneyulu H. No. 3-45/1,“Sri Nilayam” Dr. Boomanna Marg, Kachiguda, Hyderabad 17-3-1989 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C. 100. Dr. N. M. Ghatate 901, Asha Deep, 9 Hailey Road, New Delhi 17-3-1989 Advocate 101. Mr. S. S. Javali 85, Law Chambers, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi 17-3-1989 Advocate 102. Mr. S. S. Chadha 99, Sukhdev Vihar, New Delhi- 110065 03-8-1989 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. .........9/--9- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 103.. Mr. P. P. Bopanna 9, Hayes Road, Bangalore-25 Ph No. 080 2221 1949 03-8-1989 Retd. Judge Karnataka H/C. 104. Mr. Koka Ramachandra Rao Plot No. 266 A, Road No. 10, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad 03-8-1989 Retd Chief Justice A. P H/C 105. Mr U. N. Bhachawat K-60 , Jungpura Extn., New Delhi 03-8-1989 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C. 106. Mr. H. L. Agarwal B/3, 125, Manu Apartments, Mayur Vihar, Delhi -110 091. 03-8-1989 Retd. Chief Justice Orissa H/C. 107. Mr. C. P. Sen 205, Congress Nagar, Nagpur(M.S.) 21-12-1989 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C. 108. Mr R. N. Mittal B-5/3, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 21-12-1989 Retd. Judge Punjab & Haryana H/C. 109. Mr. S. N. Chowdhury G-70, Masjid Moth, G.K.II New Delhi 21-12-1989 Advocate 110. Mr. S A. Kader H-33, Parvathi Street, Kalashetra Colony,Besant Nagar (Extn). Chennai – 90. 21-12-1989 Retd. Judge Madras H/C. 111. Dr. Sushil Kumar Tewari Station Road, Jaipur 20-4-1990 Advocate 112. Mr Charanjit Talwar E-14, Sector-30, Noida 04-5-1990 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 113. Mr. Mian Jalal-ud-Din Chinar Colony Lane,Baghat Barzulla ,Srinagar 11-10-1990 Retd. Chief Justice J & K H/C. 114. Mr. Krishna Prasad Mohapatra 61, Forest Park , Bhubaneswar 11-10-1990 Retd. Judge Orissa H/C. 115. Mr. Ram Krishna Shukla 21, Hamiliton Road, Allahabad 11-10-1990 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 116. Mr. U. C. Srivastava 5-D, A.P. Sen Road, Charbagh,Lucknow 11-10-1990 Retd. Judge AllahabadH/C. 117. Mr. Kolse Patil Baban Gangadhar C/48, Abhimanshree Housing Society, Pashan Road, Pune – 411 008. 01-01-1991 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. 118. Mr. V. N. Ganpule B-82, New Rajinder Nagar, New Delhi 01-01-1991 AOR119. Mr. Udai Sinha 308, Patliputra Colony, Patna 08-03-1991 Retd. Judge Patna H/C 120. Mr. Rajendra Prasad Singh C-47, Anand Vihar, Delhi 08-03-1991 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C 121. Mr. S. K. Kader Srambickal House, S.R.M. Road, (Siva Rama Menon Road, Cochin 07-05-1991 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C 122. Mr. K. N. Shukla 35-A, Nayagaon, Jabalpur 07-05-1991 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C 123. Mr. M. K. Chawla 464, Sector-15A, Noida 201301 07-05-1991 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 124. Mr. Sushil Kumar 95, Lawyers Chambers Supreme Court of India, New Delhi Res: 2152, Dakni Rai Street, Darya Ganj, Delhi 07-05-1991 AOR 125. Mr. B. B. Ahuja B-1/7, Safdarjung Enclave, Africa Avenue, New Delhi 19-12-1991 AOR 126. Mr. G. K. Mathur G-103, Shahstri Nagar, Meerut. 19-12-1991 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C 127. Mr. Suraj Narain Sapra 13-64, Sector-14, Noida - 201301 24-3-1992 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 128. Mr. R. P. Mankad C-104, Vraj Vihar – 7, near Prehladnagar Cross Roads opp AUDA Garden, Anandagar, Ahmedabad – 380051. 15-5-1992 Retd. Judge Gujarat H/C 129. Mr. S. B. Wad D-88, Panchsheel Enclave, New Delhi-110017 08-9-1992 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 130. Mr. Satyeshwar Roy Line Lank(West) Ranchi 08-9-1992 Retd. Judge Patna H/C -11- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 131. . Mr. M. Rama Jois Srisaila No. 870/C, V Block Rajaji Nagar, Bangalore 17-11-1992 Retd. Chief Justice Punjab & Haryana H/C 132. Mr. Navin Chandra Sharma A-12, Gandhi Nagar, Jaipur (Rajasthan) 9-12-1992 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 133. Mr. Sardar Ali Khan 302, H.No.16-4- 777/1,“Sardar Bagh” New Malakpat, Hyderabad, A.P. 9-12-1992 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C 134. Mr. K. Sukumaran “Jyotis” Market Road Ernakulam, Kochi – 682018, Kerala. 9-12-1992 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C 135. Mr Gian Chand Jain 157, Madhuban, Patpar Ganj Road, Delhi – 110 092 22-4-1993 Retired Judge Delhi H/C 136. Mr. B.C. Verma New Adarash Colony, Jabalpur 6-9-1993 Retired Judge Patna H/C. 137. Mr. Syed Haider Shauket Abidi B. 7/1 Extension Safdarjung Enclave. New Delhi 110029 1-11-1993 Retd. Chief Justice J & K H/C. 138. Mr. V.P. Bhatnagar (i) Block- A, Set No. 5, Regent House, Apartments, The Mall, Shimla. (ii) 534, Mount Kailash Tower III, East of Kailash, New Delhi-65. 1-11-1993 Retired Judge H.P. H/C. 139. Mr. Gopal Subramanium B-5/7, Safdarjung Enclave, Africa Avenue, New Delhi. 15-12-1993 Advocate -12- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 140. Mr. Rohinton F. Nariman M-18, Green Park, New Delhi. 15-12-1993 Advocate 141. Mr. R.R. Mishra 182, Old Mumfordgunj, Allahabad (U.P.) 11-5-1994 Retired Judge Allahabad H/C. 142. Mr. Jitendra Sharma 17, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court Compound New Delhi 11- 5- 1994 AOR 143. Mr. Rajeev Dhawan A-131, New Friends Colony, New Delhi 11- 5- 1994 Advocate 144. Mr. Jai Singh Sekhon 2536, Sector 35-C, Chandigarh 21-10-1994 Retired Judge P &H H/C. 145. Mr. I.G. Shah 401-A, Prachi, Juhu Versova Link Road, behind HDFC Bank, Andheri (W), Mumbai. Gulabchand House, Malegaon Road, Dhule – 424 001 (Nasik) 21-10-1994 Retired Judge Bombay H/C. 146. Mr. T.L. Vishwanatha Iyer Balananda Bhavan, Chittoor Road, Near Krishna Hospital,Ernakulam, Kochi - 682011 8-12-1994 Retired Judge Kerala H/C. 147. Mr. Varghese Kalliath Trinity Woods, 102, East Surjapur Road, Bangalore – 560 034. 5-1-1995 Retired Judge Kerela H/C. 148. Mr. Gulab Chandra Gupta Opposite Gate No. 2, Wright Town, Jabbalpur – 482 002 (M.P.) 28-3-1995 Retired Chief Justice Himachal Pradesh H/C. 149. Mr. K. Swamidurai New No. 22/1, (old No. 14), VI Street, Sowrashtra Nagar, Choolaimedn , Chennai – 94. 28-3-1995 Retired Judge Madras H/C. 150. Mr. S. K. Dhoon C-1/15 Humayun Road, New Delhi 28-3-1995 Retired Judge Allahabad H/C. 151. Mr. Padam Nabh Nag A-64, Sector-39, Noida (U.P.) 28-3-1995 Retired Judge Allahabad H.C. 152. Mr. R.S. Verma SUBRAJ 20/39, Renu Path Mansarover Jaipur (Rajasthan) 28-3-1995 Retired Judge Rajasthan H/C. -13- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 153. Mr. V.A. Mohta A-207, “Priyadarshni”. Delhi. Govt. Officers G.G. H.S. Ltd. 17, I.P. Extn . (Patpar Ganj) Delhi – 110092 2-8-1995 Retired Chief Justice Of Orissa H/C. 154. Mr. S.K. Mookerji 1, G.T. Road, Lookerganj Aallahabad, (U.P.) 2-8-1995 Retired Judge Patna H/C. 155. Mr. H. W. Dhabe H. No. 81, Rahate Colony, Wardha Road, Nagpur- 440 001. 2-8-1995 Retired Judge Bombay H/C. 156. Mr. Raju Ramachandran 97, Lawyers Chambers. Supreme Court. New Delhi. 26-9-1996 AOR 157. Mr. A.K. Srivastava 90, Lawyers Chambers Supreme Court of India 26-9-1996 AOR 158. Mr. K. John Mathew Kattapurath House, Veekshanam Raad, Ernakulam Cochin - 682018 10-1-1997 Retd Judge Kerala H/C 159. Mr. Prakash Chandra Pathak 630, Beoharbag, Jabalpur (M.P.) 10-1-1997 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C 160. Mr. K. Narayan Shastri Nagar Block I, House No.1, Ghaziabad 10-1-1997 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C 161. Mr. Upendralal Waghray Plot No. 130, Road No. 10, Jubilee Hills Hyderabad-33 10-1-1997 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C 162. Mr. Dipankarlal Mehta 20/40, Mansarovar Jaipur 10-1-1997 Retd .Judge Rajasthan H/C 163. Mr Abdul Gayur Qureshi 63, Ram Nagar Colony, Shahjahanabad , Bhopal & Gandhi Road, 3-Radio Colony, Indore 10-1-1997 Retd. Judge M. P H/C 164. Mr. R. B. Mehrotra 3- Patrika Marg Allahabad UP 10-1-1997 Retd .Judge Allahabad H/CName Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 165. Mr. T. S. Arunachalam Flat No- 086 Tower no 13 PhaseI Supreme Enclave, Mayur Vihar Delhi 10-1-1997 Retd .Judge M. P H/C 166. Mr. C.L. Chaudhry D-15 Sector-20 Noida-201301 10-1-1997 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 167. Mr. M. S. Ganesh 133, Lawyers Chambers Supreme Court, N.D. 10-1-1997 AOR 168. Mr. K. R. Chowdhary 16,Lawyers Chamber, S.Court, New Delhi 10-1-1997 AOR 169. Mr. R. Venkataramani Shankara No-1 Savita Vihar New Yojana Vihar, N.Delhi-92 17-1-1997 AOR 170. Mr. P. Krishnamoorthy Karthika Krishnaswamy Road, Ernakulam, Kochi-682035 01-10-1997 Retd. Judge Karnataka H/C 171. Mr. Sushil Kr. Jain Kothi No. 1278, Sector-18C, Chandigarh 01-10-1997 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C 172. Mr. Jagdish Kumar Mehra S-388, Greater Kailash, Part-I, New Delhi-110048 13-2-1998 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 173. Mr. B. M. Thulasidas 'Rohini' Temple Lane (South),Ravipuram,Kochi- 682015, Kerala 13-2-1998 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 174. Mr. M. K. Kapoor # 407, Secytor -6, Panchkula 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Punjab & Haryana H/C. 175. Mr B. N. Krishnan 209, Double Road, Indiranagar II Stage, Bangalore 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Karnataka H/C 176. Mrs. Shobha Dixit 145, Mandakini Enclave, Alaknanda, New Delhi 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C 177. Mr. Jaspal Singh 59, Hemkunt Colony, N.D.-48 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 178. Mr. T. V. Ramakrishnan “Anugraha”, 45/1871-C, near P. J. Antony Ground Road and Playground, Panchalam, Kochi- 682012 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 179. Mr. M. N. Rao C-81, Neeti Bagh, New Delhi 20-8-1998 Retd. Chief Justice H.P.H/C. 15Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 180. Mr. P. K. Majumdar P-7, Gariahat Road, Calcutta – 700 029 ( 9831381608 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Calcutta H/C. 181. Mr. N. G. Das 4-1448, Chitranjan Park, New Delhi- 19. 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Gauhati H/C. 182. Mr. R. K. Gulati Flat No. 1004, Emperor-3, Supertech Emerald Court, Sector 93-A, NOIDA. 20-8-1998 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 183. Mr. Anoop George Chaudhary Flat No. 182, Tower No. 8, Supreme Enclave, Mayur Vihar, Phase-1, New Delhi 20-8-1998 Adv General 184. Mr. S. Balakrishnan Harihar Vihar C-65, Neeti Bagh, New Delhi 20-8-1998 AOR 185. Mr. Subodh Markandaya A-193, Surajmal Vihar, Vikas Marg Extn. Delhi 20-8-1998 AOR 186. Mr. P. N. Misra G-8, South Extn. Part-II, New Delhi 20-8-1998 AOR 187. Mr. Salman Khurshid 4, Gulmohar Avenue, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi 20-8-1998 Adv 188. Mr. U. L. Bhat 1023, 24th Main Tent Road, SectorI, H.S.R. Layout Bangalore-34 11-2-1999 Retd. Chief Justice M.P. H/C. 189. Mr. Panicka Veettil Kottilungal Shamsuddin 'JASMIN' Sivarama Menon Road, Kochi-682 018 11-2-1999 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 190. Mr. Adarsh Kumar Goel Chamber No. 43, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi 11-2-1999 AOR 191. Mr. M C. Jain At Jodhpur ANU-VILLA Pl. No. 92, Section-7, New Power House Road, Jodhpur At Jaipur F-177, Megha Marg,Janpath, Shyam Nagar,Jaipur- 302 019 24-8-1999 Retd. Chief Justice Rajasthan H/C. -16-Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 192. Mr. V. S. Dave C-22, Sai Jai Singh Highway Bank Park, Jaipur Dave Apartments, Block-A, Flat No. 102 24-8-1999 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 193. Mr. B. K. Singh 2/4, Vivek Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. 24-8-1999 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C 194. Mr K. M. Agarwal 305, Sundarnagar, Raipur, M.P. Ph. No. 0771 - 2242240 07-3-2000 Retd. Chief Justice Sikkim H/C. 195. Mr. Susanta Chatterjee 2, P. K. Tarkalankar Lane, Sibpur, Howrah, West Bengal 07-3-2000 Retd. Acting Chief Justice Orissa H/C. 196. Mr. Srinath Sahay B-3/254, Vinay Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow 07-3-2000 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 197. Mr. R. P. Gupta 149, Dayanand Vihar, Vikas Marg Extn. Delhi 07-3-2000 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C. 198. Mr. Mohammad Asghar Ali Khan A-19, Raghunath Puri, Kalwar Road, Jhotwara, Jaipur-302012 07-3-2000 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 199. Mr. H. R. Bhardwaj 14, Tuglak Road, New Delhi 07-3-2000 Advocate 200. Mr. Suresh Dutt Jha Indira Ward, Gurudwara Road, Jabalpur Distt. Bustar, M.P. 14-11-2000 Retd. Judge Calcutta H/C. 201. Mr. C. S. Rajan ALRA-59, Ashramam Lane, Kaloor, Kochi 14-11-2000 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 202. Mr. N. L. Ganguli 31-A, Tagore Town, Allahabad, U.P. 14-11-2000 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 203. Mr. H. N. Hingorani 40, Lawyers Chamber, Supreme Court Compound, New Delhi 14-11-2000 AOR 204. Mr. Ranjit Kumar 16, Todarmal Road (Bengali Market), New Delhi Res: H-69, Greater Kailash-I New Delhi 14-11-2000 AOR -17-Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 205. Mr. Rajiv Dutt 16, Todarmal Road (Bengali Market), New Delhi 14-11-2000 AOR 206. Mr. Amarendra Sharan 105, New Chamber Block, Supreme Court Compound, New Delhi Res: C-31, Sector 39, Noida 14-11-2000 AOR 207. Mr. Y. Bhaskar Rao H.No. 5-9-22/63/3, Adarshnagar, Hyderabad 29-1-2001 Retd. Chief Justice Karnataka H/C 208. Dr. J. N. Dubey H.No. 102, Sector- 15A, NOIDA- 201301 30-4-2001 Retd. Acting Chief Justice Patna H/C. 209. Mr. Mam Chandra Agarwal Flat No. 1133, Sec-29, , near Lord Mahavera Public School, Noida, Gautam Budh Nagar 30-4-2001 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 210. Mr. K. Ramamurthy D-17, G.K. Enclave, Part I, Delhi-48 30-4-2001 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 211. Mr. S. Ganesh A-141, Niti Bagh, New Delhi 30-4-2001 Advocate 212. Mr. A. S. Tripathi AD-49, Ekanki Kunj Colony, Muir Road, Rajapur, Allahabad, U.P. 30-4-2001 Retd. Judge M.P.H/C. 213. Mr. T. K. Chandrashekhara Das 'Nandhanam' Jawahar Nagar, Kadavanthva, kochi - 682020 21-8-2001 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. 214. Mr. S. Parvatha Rao Plot No. 68, Phase-3, Road No. 71, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad 29-10-2001 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C. 215. Mr. P. A. Mohammed Supramo, No. 37/3085A, Villanankil Lane, Ponoth Road, Kaloor, Kochi – 682 017. 29-10-2001 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 216. Mr. Ashok Agarwal AB-80, Shah Jahan Road, New Delhi 9-9-2002 Retd. Chief Justice Madras H/C. 217. Mr. V. S. Kokje 201, Park Residency 214 130FNA Compound race Course Road No. 2 Indore-452003 09-9-2002 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C. -18- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 218. Mr. A. S. Garg 584, Sector 15, Part I, Gurgaon 09-9-2002 Retd. Judge Punjab & Haryana H/C 219. Mr. A. M. Mir Jawahir Nagar, Srinagar 09-9-2002 Retd. Judge J & K H/C. 220. Mr. V. P. Mohan Kumar G-250, Sanjay Panampilly Nagar, Ernakulam, Kochi-682036 09-9-2002 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 221. Mr. Sunil Gupta 3-A, Sagar Apptt. 6, Tilak Marg, New Delhi 09-9-2002 AOR 222. Mr. A. S. Qureshi (i) 145, Supreme Enclave, Mayur Vihar, Phase-I, New Delhi (ii) 201, First Floor, Golden leaf, Muslim Society, 'Navrangpura' Ahmedabad - 380009 14-8-2003 Retd. Judge Gujarat H/C. 223. Mr. M. R. Calla (i) V-19, 1st floor, Green Park Extn., N.D. 110016 (ii) 15/17 Ratnam Barwara House, Ajmer Road, Jaipur 302006 (iii) SUKOON 181, Sunrise Park, behind Asia School Drive-inRoad-side Ahmedabad (Gujarat) 380052 14-8-2003 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 224. Mr. T. S. Doabia Safdarjung, New Delhi. 14-8-2003 Retd. Judge J & K H/C. 225. Mr. M. P. Chinnappa 1419, Judicial Layout, 9thMain, 2 nd Cross, G K V K Post, Bellary Road Bangalore560065 29-4-2004 Retd. Judge Karnataka H/C.-19- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 226. Mr. R. K. Batta B-45, Swasthya Vihar, Vikas Marg, New Delhi- 92 Member national Consumer Disputes, Redressal Commission, B, Wing 8th Floor, Janpath , New Delhi – 110 001 29-4-2004 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. 227. Mr. Ch. Pratap K. Mishra Suraya Nagar, Link Road, Cuttack (new) 29-4-2004 Retd. Judge Orissa H/C. 228. . Mr. S. K. Mahajan C-271, Defence Colony, New Delhi - 110024 29-4-2004 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 229. Mr. S. K. Dubey Ratnam, E-11, Vasant Vihar Extn., Gwalior (new) 29-4-2004 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C. 230. Mr. D. G. Karia Bungalor No. 12 Sarvottamnagar, Opp. Memnagar Fire Station b/h Hatkesh Society, G-41, First Floor, Greater Kailash-II, New Delhi 29-4-2004 Retd. Judge Gujarat H/C. 231. Mr. Uday Umesh Lalit 37, Supreme Enclave, Mayur Vihar, New Delhi 29-4-2004 AOR 232. Mrs. K. K. Usha Jyothis, Market Road, Kochi – 682 031. 07-12-2004 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 233. Mr. C. M. Nayar C-490, Defence Colony, New Delhi 07-12-2004 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 234. Mr. Vaman Rao Flat Nos. 202, 203, Mahasiva Apptt. 3-4-874/1/9, Barkatpura, Hyderabad 07-12-2004 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C. 235. Mr. K. C. Gupta Kothi No. 61, Sector-9, Panchkula, Haryana 07-12-2004 Retd. Judge P &H H/C. 236. Mr. P. C. Agarwal A-1,89, Sec-20, Noida (U.P.) 27-7-2005 Retd. Judge M. P. H/C. 237. Mr. Amaresh Kumar Singh Somavanshi 48/21, Rajat Path, Moti Path, Mansarovar, Jaipur-302020 27-7-2005 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 238. Mr. R.L. Khurana H.No. 9, Sector 27, Noida 201-301, Distt. G. B. Nagar, 27-7-2005 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C.-20- Name Address Date of designatio n as Senior Advocate Remarks 239. Mr. S. R. Singh D-4, Sector -122 near Sai Mandir, NOIDA. 30 Hashimpur Road, Allahabad 10-1-2006 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C. 240. Mr. G. Bikshapathy 16-9-749/41, Ajantha Cony, Racecourse Road, old Malakpet, Hyderabad-36 10-1-2006 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C. 241. Mr. V. Kanagaraj No. 33, Chockalingam Nagar, Behind DMS Office, Gopalapuram Chennai 10-1-2006 Retd. Judge Madras H/C. 242. Mr. S. C. Pandey 577,South Civil Lines,near GCF, Chungi Chowki, Jabalpur, M.P. 10-1-2006 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C. 243. Mr. P. S. Patankar 1902, Rushab Tower Zakaria Bunder Cross Road, Opp. Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Marg, Sewri (W) Mumbai 10-1-2006 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C. 244. Mr. R. C. Chopra N-7, Greater Kailash Part – I, New Delhi-110048 10-1-2006 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 245. Mr. B. C. Patel (i) 12, Gurikunj Society Near Sharda Near Mahadev Nagar, P.O.Paldi, Ahmedabad-380007 (ii) 13, Mother Teresa, Cresent, New Delhi. 01-5-2006 Retd. Chief Justice Delhi H/C. 246. Mr. S. K. Keshote Mez-I/Flat No. 302, EdenGarden, Bajaj Nagar Enclave, near Gandhi Nagar Rly Station, Jaipur 302015. C-69, Paradise Regency, Fat No. 402, C- Scheme, Jaipur Plot No. 37 Subham Apartment, Apartment No. 68, IPI Extn., Patparganj, New Delhi. 01-5-2006 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C. -21- 247. Mr. S. K. Agarwal A-62, Nizamuddin East, New Delhi Off: 24, Khan Market, New Delhi 01-5-2006 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 248. Mr. R. Bhaskaran Sreekrishna Kripa, St. Francis Xavier's Church Road, Kaloor, Kochi, 682017 24-8-2006 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C. 249. Ms. Sharda Aggarwal B-126, Sarvodya Enclave, New Delhi 24-8-2006 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C. 250. Mr. B. Panigrahi Plot No. B/1451, Sec-6, Abhinav Bidanasi, CDA, Cuttack 07-8-2007 Retired Judge Orissa H/C 251. Mr. B. A. Khan 55, High Court Judges Colony, Sector 105, NOIDA- 201 304 07-8-2007 Former Chief Justice J & K . H/C 252. Mr J. M. James 'Smriti' TC-26/939 (TC- 27/1754) Vanchiyoor PO, Thiruvananthapuram- 695 035 07-8-2007 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C 253. Mr. P. Shanmugam New No. 204, Old No. (288/B), TTK Road Teynampet, Chennai-18 07-8-2007 Retd. Judge Madras H/C 254. Ms. Indu Malhotra 59, Lawyers Chamber, Supreme Court Comopund, New Delhi 07-8-2007 AOR 255. Mr. Pravin H. Parekh 30, School Lane, Bengali Market, New Delhi 25-9-2007 AOR 256. Mr. K. B. Siddappa Plot No. 82, Phase -III, H.No. 6-5-1/8, Opp. HUDA, Nursery Park, Vaidehi Nagar Vanasthali Puram Hyderabad 06-2-2008 Retd. Judge A.P. H/C 257. Mr. R. Balasubramanian No. 5, Tiger Varadhachary, 1 st Street, Kalakshetra Colony, Besant Nagar, Chennai - 90 06-2-2008 Retd. Judge Madras H/C -22- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 258. Mr. R. S. Sodhi C-1/40, Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi- 110016. 06-2-2008 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 259. Mr. D. Biswas Shaktigarh Path, near Rajib Bhawan, Guwahati – 781 005 06-2-2008 Retd. Judge Gauhati H/C 260. Mr. S. S. Jha Bungalow No. 898, near Allahabad Bank, Wright Town, , Jabalpur, M.P. 06-2-2008 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C 261. Mr. R. D. Vyas 401, Trishul Apartment, Sanghia Colony, A.B. Road, Indore 06-2-2008 Retd. Judge M.P. H/C 262. Mr. M. Karpaga Vinayagam Bunglow No. 21, New Moti Park, New Delhi – 23 Chairperson, Appellate Tribunal for Electricity C-1/1, Tilaklane, Tilak Marg, New Delhi 110001. 14-10-2008 Retd. Chief Justice Jharkhand H/C 263. Mr. Nure Alam Chowdhury 26, Ratu Sarkar Lane, Calcutta Ph No. (033) 2235-8333 14-10-2008 Retd. Acting Chief Justice Calcutta H/C 264. Mr. V. G. Palshikar C- 102, Lloyds Estate, Vidyalankar College Road,Sangam Nagar, Wadala (East), Mumbai – 400 037. office- R.No. 211, 2nd Floor, 16/2 Bake House, Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce Lane, opp. Mah.State Co.op Bank Ltd., Fort., Mumbai – 400 023 14-10-2008 Retd. Judge Bombay H/C 265. Mr. Hari Nath Tilhari No. 162/42, Astabal, Charbagh, Lucknow. 14-10-2008 Retd. Judge U.P. & KarnatakaH/C. 266. Mr. R. Gururajan No. 504, 5th Floor, Sriharikrupa 15th Cross Malleshwaram Bangalore-560003 14-10-2008 Retd. Judge Karnataka H/C 267. Mr. A. Mariarputham 242, New Lawyers Chamber, Supreme Court Compound New Delhi 14-10-2008 AOR -23- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 268. Mr. P. S. Narasimha 127, Lawyers Chamber(Old) Supreme Court Compound New Delhi 14-10-2008 Advocate 269. Mr. J. S. Attri 25, M. C. Setalvad Lawyers Chamber, Bhagwan Das Road, Supreme Court, New Delhi 14-10-2008 AOR 270. Mr. Pallav Shishodia 328, New Lawyers Chamber, Supreme Court Compound N .D. 14-10-2008 Advocate 271. Mr. Krishnan Venugopal C-12, Diwan Shree Aptt., 30, Ferozshah Road, New Delhi 14-10-2008 Advocate 272. Mr. Maninder Singh F-12, Jangpura Extn. New Delhi 28-4-2009 AOR 273. Mr. R. S. Suri 16, New Lawyers Chamber, Supreme Court Compound N.D 28-4-2009 AOR 274. Mr. Shiv Kr. Sharma 878-B, Mahaveer Nagar-1, Durgapur, Jaipur. 28-4-2009 Retd. Judge Rajasthan H/C 275. Mr. K. V. Vishwanath 215, New Lawyers Chamber, M. C. Setalvad Block, Bhagwan Das Road, New Delhi 28-4-2009 Advocate 276. Mr. Bilal Nazki House No. 85, A.I- Farooq Colony, Rawalpora, Srinagar, J&K 18.2.2010 Retd Chief Justice Orissa H/C 277. Mr. O.P. Dwivedi G-72, Sector 25, Jalvayu Vihar, NOIDA 18.2.2010 Retd. Judge Delhi H/C 278. Mr. Ikram-Ul-Bari 3/123, Vikas Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow 18.2.2010 Retd. Judge Allahabad H/C 279. Mr. Giri Venkitasubramani Sreepushkaram , C.L. Anand Lane, M.G. Road, Ernakulam,Cochin - 682 011, Kerala. 18.2.2010 Retd. Judge Kerala H/C 280. Mr. B. Padmaraj No. 1288, 13th Main Judicial Lay-out, G.K.V.K. Post, Bangalore – 560 065 18.2.2010 Retd. Judge Karnataka H/C -24- 281. Mr. A. K. Sanghi 118, Lawyers Chamber, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi – 110 001. 18.2.2010 AOR 282. Mr. Dhruv Mehta 33 Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi – 110 001. 18.2.2010 AOR 283. Mr. Mukul Mudgal Ist Floor C-30, Nizamuddin East, New Delhi110 013. 9.8.2011 Retd. Chief Justice Punjab & Haryana High Court 284. Mr.Bhagwati Prasad 53, Ground Floor, World Trade Centre,Barakhamba Lane,New Delhi – 110 001 9.8.2011 Retd Chief Justice High Court of Jharkhand 285. Mr. Subhash Samvatsar Chamber No. 22-23 Johari Palace, 51 M.G. Road, Indore. 9.8.2011 Retd. Judge High Court of M.P. 286. Mr. S.P. Khare A-1,202,Shehnai Residency, A.B. Road, Opp : Amarvilas Hotel,Indore (M.P.) 452 010 9.8.2011 Retired Judge High Court of Madhya Pradesh 287. Mr. Deo Narayan Thanvi 7, Parvati Nagar, Circuit House Road, Jodhpur. 9.8.2011 Retd. Judge High Court of Rajasthan 288. Mr. Piyush Mathur Flat No. 401, Block A-One, Shehnai Residency, A.B. Road, Indore (M.P.) 9.8.2011 Retired Judge. High Court of Madhya Pradesh 289. Mr. D.A. Mehta 203, Sujay Flats, Devendra Park,In Shradha Petrol Pump Lane, Near Judges' Bungalow Circle, Bodakdev, Ahmedabad – 380 054. 9.8.2011 Retd. Judge High Court of Gujarat 290. Mr. Vijay C. Daga Opp. Old Custom House, 12/14, Shahid Bhagat Singh Road, Fort, Mumbai – 400 001. 9.8.2011 Retd. Judge High Court of Bombay-25- Name Address Date of designation as Senior Advocate Remarks 291. Mr. S. L. Bhayana 8- B, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi –110 003. 9.8.2011 Retd. Judge High Court of Delhi 292. Mr. K. A. Puj 201, Akashsagar Flats Panchvati Second Lane, near Ambawadi Circle Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad - 380 006. 9.8.2011 Retd. Judge High Court of Gujarat 293. Mr. S.S. Kulshrestha E-20, Ground Floor, Lajpat Nagar- III New Delhi – 110 024 9.8.2011 Retd. Judge High Court of Allahabad 294. Mr. Shiv Shanker Sector 12, 191, Vasundhara, Ghaziabad, U.P. 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge High Court of Allahabad 295. Mr. Gopala Krishna Tamada Brindavanam “Plot No. 443/A/54, Road No. 86, Jubilee Hills,Hyderabad 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge High Court of A.P. 296. Mr. S.P. Pathak 164, Santosh Nagar, New Sanganer Road, Jaipur - 302019 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge High Court of Rajasthan 297. Mr. Narinder Kumar Sud Ambika Tower, 4th Floor, Police Linew Road, Jalandhar- 144001. 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge High Court of P & H 298. Mr. B.H. Marlapalle P.K. Rele & Co., 817 Maker Chamber Iv, Nariman Point Mumbai – 400 021. 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge High Court of Bombay 299. Mr. Ram Autar Singh 120, Duplex Sector 82, Swarnim Vihar, Noida (U.P.) 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge High Court of Allahabad 300. Mr. Gurusharn Sharma C/604, Kalka Apartments, Plot 31, Sector 6, Dwarka , New Delhi – 75. 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge High Court of Patna 301. Mr. K. Padmanabhan Nair Panchajanayam, H.No. 34/2383- A, Mangattu Road, Palarivattom P.O., Kochi-682 025 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge ,High Court of Kerala 302. Mr. Radha Mohan Prasad M.P. Sinha Road, Kadam Kuan, Patna- 800 003 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge, High Court of Patna 303. Mr. Palok Basu 10, Kutchery Road, (K.G. Marg), Allahabad- 211 002 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge, High Court of Allahabad 304. Mr. Basant R. H.No. B 5/97, 1st Floor, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi- 110029 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge, High Court of Kerala 305. Mr. I.S. Shrivastava B-101, Sanghavi Residency, Near Kalindi Midtown, In front of Sahara City, Bypass Road, Indore- 542 016 (M.P.) 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge, High Court of M.P. 306. Mr. P.B. Majumdar 506, Milestone Building, Near Drive in Road Kendra, Opp. Doordarshan, Ahmedabad- 380 054 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge, High Court of Gujarat 307. Mr. C.N. Ramachandran Nair 3B-Bhavani, Kunnumpuram, P.O., Kakkanad, Kochi-682 030 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge, High Court of Kerala 308. Mr. Pradeep Kant 16, Krishna Colony, Faizabad Road, Lucknow- 226 006 21.11.2012 Retd. Judge, High Court of Allahabad 308. Mr. Guru Krishnakumar C-4/21,Safdarjung Development Area, New Delhi- 110 016 21.11.2012 Advocate 309. Mr. Huzefa A. Ahmadi D-27, G.F. Nizamudding (East), New Delhi-110 013 21.11.2012 Advocate more information at http://supremecourtofindia.nic.in/outtoday/sradv21012013.pdf

GPF & Pension Benefits to Casual Labour with temporary status regularised after 1.1.2004

No. 49014/2/2014-Estt(C) Government of India Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Department of Personnel & Training ******* North Block, New Delhi. Dated the 29th January,2015. OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: GPF & Pension Benefits to Casual Labour with temporary status regularised after 1.1.2004 —regarding. The undersigned is directed to say that following the issue of this Department’s O.M. No. Dated 26.04.2004, the status of admissibility of pensionary benefits to CL-TS regularised after 1.1.2004 has been a subject of litigation in a number of court cases being contested by various Ministries/Department. 2. In order to take a view on the above issue and in view of the court rulings, it is requested that all Ministries/Departments may furnish the details of Casual Labour with temporary status (CL-TS) regularised after 1.1.2004 in the enclosed proforma latest by 07.02.2015. 3. The particulars of CL-TS yet to be regularised called for vide this Department’s O.M No. Dated 16.10.2014 may also be sent urgently, if not already sent. (J. A. Vaidyanathan) Director(Estt.) Telefax: 23093179

PROMOTION AFTER RETIREMENT

Retired government employees who missed out on their promotions due to late meetings of the committees deciding on such departmental elevations will now be able to avail its post-retirement benefits. "Instructions have been issued to all ministries and departments to give benefit of promotion to those employees who missed it due to late meeting of Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC)," an official in the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) said. It would not be in order if eligible employees, who were within the zone of consideration for the relevant year but are not actually in service when the DPC is being held, are not considered while preparing year-wise zone of consideration or panel, as per the DoPT order. Consequently, their juniors are considered (in their place) for promotions, who would not have been in the zone of consideration if the DPC had been held in time, it said. "Appointment Committee of Cabinet has observed that DPCs often do not consider such eligible officers who are retiring before the occurrence of the vacancy in the panel year," the order said, adding that this "undesirable trend negate the very purpose" of government's existing instructions for inclusion of such employees. There have been reports that some of the eligible retired employees are not being given the benefit of promotion which they missed due to late DPCs. In fact the DPCs were being held very late, the official said. The DoPT has asked all central government ministries and departments under it to ensure "strict compliance" of its instructions to include retiring employees for promotions in case the DPCs are delayed. Such retired officials would, however, have no right for actual promotion, the DoPT official said.

CLAIM FOR ACCIDENT

A Motor Accident Claims Tribunal here has awarded over Rs eight lakh to the relatives of a 59- year-old man who died after being hit by a rashly driven motorcycle in August 2011. The tribunal, presided by Sanjeev Kumar Singh, asked The New India Assurance Company Ltd, insurer of the offending motorcycle, to pay Rs 8,07,994 to the family of Delhi resident Dara Singh. “After considering all the documents filed by petitioners as a whole, it is clear that respondent No 1 (driver) was driving the vehicle in a rash and negligent manner,” the tribunal said. “I hereby award a sum of Rs 8,07,994 in favour of the petitioners and against the respondents,” the judge said, while directing the insurance firm to pay the money. According to the family members of the victim, in August 2011 Dara was waiting for a bus near ITO here when a motorcycle, which was being driven in a negligent manner, hit him after jumping the traffic signal. Due to the impact of accident, Dara fell down on the road and received multiple grievous injuries after which he was rushed to a nearby hospital, they said. Dara was discharged from the hospital on the next day but soon he had to be admitted to another hospital due to some complications, the petitioners said, adding Dara died while undergoing treatment there on September 5, 2011. During the adjudication of the petition, the driver of the two wheeler denied that he was riding the motorcycle in a rash and negligent manner.

PROSECUTION FOR FALSE CHARGES

Making a false corruption charge against a public servant proved costly for a man with a Delhi court ordering initiation of legal proceedings against him observing that statements made under oath before it shall be on a “higher pedestal”. Special judge Narottam Kaushal directed initiation of proceedings against Inder Mohan Verma, who had alleged in his complaint that a Delhi Jal Board (DJB) official was seeking a bribe of Rs 600 from him for alloting him water connection. “Either his (Verma) complaint was false or his testimony before the court on oath is false. Statement made under oath before the court shall have to be put on higher pedestal than the signed complaint,” the judge said. “I am thus of the opinion that he has made a false charge against the accused, who is a public servant of having committed the offence punishable under the Prevention of Corruption Act,” the judge said noting that Verma had made a false statement before the court. The court also acquitted DJB official Shiv Kumar against whom Verma had lodged the complaint saying that the complainant has denied that there was demand of bribe and even denied that the complaint was written by him voluntarily. “For the reasons discussed, I am of the opinion that prosecution has failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that accused Shiv Kumar demanded and accepted bribe from the complainant,” the court said. It said onus is on the prosecution to establish beyond reasonable doubt that there was demand and acceptance of bribe amount by the accused only thereafter the presumption that it was illegal gratification can be drawn. “Accused is entitled to benefit of doubt and is accordingly acquitted,” the court said. According to prosecution, Verma had on October 3, 2011, lodged the complaint before the Anti-Corruption Bureau of Delhi Police alleging that Kumar, who was working in the office of zonal engineer of DJB, demanded money from him for giving the water connection. On his complaint, a trap team was constituted and Kumar was caught while demanding and accepting bribe, it had alleged. During the trial, Kumar had claimed that he was falsely implicated in the case.

PUNISHMENT FOR ABATEMENT FOR SUICIDE

A 62-year-old man has been sentenced to two years imprisonment by a local court for harassing his daughter-in-law and driving her to commit suicide. Assistant Sessions Judge S M Mahadik convicted the accused, Gautam Yedba Kasabe, of Narpoli in Bhiwandi town here, on Saturday under section 306 (abetment of suicide) of the IPC and awarded him two years’ simple imprisonment along with a fine of Rs 2,000. According to prosecution, the victim, 37-year-old Vaishali, was married to Kasabe’s son Dinesh for 11 years and the couple had two children. Kasabe, in an inebriated state, used to frequently abuse, ill-treat and harass her. On June 24, 2013, the accused came home heavily drunk and had a quarrel with Vaishali, who was pregnant at that time. Unable to bear the constant harassment, she set herself on fire when the other family members were asleep. She was rushed to hospital where she succumbed to her burns, the prosecution told the court. Eight witnesses, including the woman’s husband, mother and neighbours deposed in connection with the case. The court relied on deposition of all the witnesses and held the accused guilty.

ONE RANK ONE PENSION

As retried veterans of the armed forces converge on the national capital to protest non-implementation of the “one rank-one pension” (OROP) scheme on Sunday, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said the modalities will be finalised by next week and the file will be sent to the Finance Ministry for further action. Parrikar, while speaking to mediapersons on the sidelines of a defence function, said: “Discussions are on to fix the modalities (for the OROP)… By next week, the view of the Defence Ministry will be formed.” The OROP issue has been fast-tracked, Parrikar said adding he had already held several meetings on it. The scheme was sanctioned by the previous government on February 17 last year. On February 26, the then Defence Minister AK Antony issued executive orders to implement OROP under the “approved” definition at the earliest. Parrikar said as and when the exact implementation status for the scheme is finalised by the Defence Ministry, it will be sent to the Ministry of Finance. Parrikar had in December said if he could take the satisfaction level (of the retired armed forces personnel) to 80-90 per cent, it should be “a good enough solution”. This had not been taken kindly to by the veterans who wanted a clarification on what the 80 per cent satisfaction level meant. The Indian Ex-servicemen Movement (IESM) wanted to know the formula being adopted for OROP saying it would not accept OROP other than the one already accepted by the government. The definition accepted by the Ministry of Defence is the one the Rajya Sabha Petitions Committee chaired by Bhagat Singh Koshyari suggested in December 2011. OROP, it said, “implies that uniform pension be paid to armed forces personnel retiring in the same rank with the same length of service, irrespective of their date of retirement, and any future enhancement in the rates of pension be automatically passed on to the past pensioners.”

Guidelines regarding prevention of sexual harassment of women at the workplace

No. 11013/2/2014-Estt (A-III) Government of India Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Department of Personnel and Training Establishment Division North Block, New Delhi Dated February 2, 2015 OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules 1964 — Guidelines regarding prevention of sexual harassment of women at the workplace— regarding Following the promulgation of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 [SHWW(PPR) Act] and notification of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Rules, 2013 [SHWW(PPR) Rules] on 09.12.2013., the Government has recently, on 19.11.2014, notified the amendments to Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules 1964 and Classification, Control and Appeal Rules, 1965. The amendments and other salient features of the Act/ Rules was brought to the notice of all concerned vide Office Memorandum of even no. dated 27.11.2014. The amendments to the Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules 1964 and Classification, Control and Appeal Rules, 1965 and the Office Memorandum dated 01.12.2014 are available on the Department’s website. 2. The following guidelines, conveying the decision of the Committee of Secretaries on this subject, were issued vide this Department’s Office Memorandum No. 11013/3/2009-Estt.(A) dated 03.08.2009, “As regards provisions for protection of women, it was suggested that the complaints committee mechanism provided under Vishakha guidelines relating to sexual harassment should be strictly in accordance with the judgment and steps should be taken to ensure that the committee is effective and functional at all times. It would also be desirable for the Committees to meet once a quarter, even if there is no live case, and review preparedness to fulfil all requirements of the Vishakha judgment in the Department/Ministry/ organization concerned.” 3. As per the guidelines issued vide Office Memorandum dated 21.07.2009, it is also to be ensured that the Complaints Committee shall at all times be in existence and changes in its composition, whenever necessary, should be made promptly and adequately publicized. The composition of the Complaints Committee should also be posted on the websites of the concerned Ministries/Departments/Offices concerned. 4. Vide the Office Memorandum dated 01.12.2014, the attention of the Ministries/Departments was also invited to the reporting requirements mentioned in the SHWW(PPR) Act and SHWW(PPR) Rules. 5. All Ministries/ Departments are requested to please review the progress of implementation of the existing abovementioned guidelines issued in the aftermath of the Vishakha judgment. 6. Attention of all Ministries is invited to Section 22 of the Act relating to including information in Annual Report, and to request that information relating to number of cases filed, if any, and their disposal may be included in the Annual Report of the Ministry / Department. 7. All Ministries / Departments are also requested to furnish an annual return (as on 31 stMarch) in the enclosed proforma to this Department by 30th April every year. (J.A. Vaidyanathan) Director (E)

SERVICE MATTER IMPORTANT JUDGMENT

1. Maj Gen HM Singh, VSM v. Union of India and ANR. [Civil appeal no. 192 of 2014 (arising of SLP (c ) no. 2008 of 2010)] Service Law- Eligible candidates have a fundamental right to be considered for promotion against the vacancy and promoted if suitable- Facts are that whether the non-consideration of Maj Gen Singh’s claim would “violate the fundamental rights vested in him under Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution of India”. Answering its query in affirmative, with a rider that it was subject to authorities being desirous of filling the vacancy of a Lt Gen’s post when it became available on Jan 1, 2007, the court said that in the case of Maj Gen Singh, the authorities were desirous of filling up the said vacancy in the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). The court rejected the government’s plea that at the time of considering Maj.Gen. Singh for promotion, he was on extension of service. Granting promotion to Maj Gen Singh as Lt. Gen. from the date due to him, the court said that he would be treated as being on service till Feb 28, 2009 when he would have attained the age of 60 years, and would be entitled to “all monetary benefits which would have been due to him, on account of his promotion to the rank of Lt Gen till his retirement on superannuation, as also, to revised retirement benefits which would have accrued to him on account of such promotion”.-The court also directed the government to release the monetary benefits to Maj Gen Singh within three months from the date of the receipt of the certified copy of its judgment. 2. Cheel Singh v. MGB Gramin Bank Pali & Ors. [ Civil appeal no. 6018 of 2014 (arsing out of SLP © no. 29807 of 2012)] Service Law- Unauthorised absence on medical negligence- Facts are such that the present appellant working with respondent bank as a clerk-cum-cashier was on leave without prior permission or medical certificate for 10 and half months. Post which he submitted his medical certificate stating his serious illness- Disciplinary authority dismissed the Appellant from his services- Single bench High Court quashed the order of dismissal and ordered re-in statement- division bench in appeal in part allowed the decision of the single bench high court, but quashed the order of reinstatement- Held, the Appellant had submitted his medical certificate, and no where was the validity of the certificate questioned, if the same is believed to be true the Appellant could not have been dismissed – Appeal allowed. 3. Director General ESIC & Anr. Puroshottam Malani [ civil appeal no. 4611 of 2008 (Arising out of SLP (c) no. 1551 of 2007)] Service Law- Withdrawal of voluntary retirement- In the present case the respondent working as a manager gave a voluntary retirement with a three months notice- withdrew the notice prior to last day of reliever- the authorities rejected his withdrawal of voluntary retirement- the High Court reversed the order and ordered the withdrawal of voluntary retirement should have been accepted- Held, that the general rule is in case the employee withdraws the voluntary retirement the same is to be entertained when given along with reasons, In this case no reasons were given secondly the respondent had received the benefits of pension etc. and had en-cashed the same – Employment with the government is not a contract and in this case without any valid reason for withdrawal the same could not have been accepted. Order of High Court quashed. 4. Rohtas Bhankhar & Others v. Union of India [Civil appeal no. 6046- 6047 of 2004] Service law- Regarding lowering of qualifying marks lowering the standard for evaluation for SC/ST candidates for reservation in promotion to be declared as legal- Held, that the principle of allowing lowering of qualifying marks for SC/ST candidates is is a sound principle and the same not be changed- Results of the candidates be calculated again after allowing them the benefit. 5. V.S Ram v. Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corpn. [Civil Appeal no. 412 of 2015 (arising out of SLP (c) no. 5236/ 2014] Service Law- Once the labour court has exercised its discretion judiciously the High court can interfere with the award only if it is satisfied that the award of the labour court has any fundamental flaw- Appellant driver was charged with misconduct for false transfer certificate after 5 years of service- Enquiry was held and the Appellant was found guilty- dismissed from service- Labour court ordered the re-instatement of the Appellant- High court reversed the order of the Labour Court- Held, that the order of the Labour court was sound and judicious and the High Court should avoid interference with the award of the labour court – Ordered re-instatment of the appellant as he was of 45 years of age and could not have looked for alternative employment also that a time of 14 years had lapsed while the enquiry was being conducted and lastly on the ground that other employees with similar misconduct were given punishment of a lesser degree.

Major setback for private developers in Noida and Greater Noida areas after SC upholds Allahabad High Court order

In what could be termed as a big relief for farmers based in the Noida and Greater Noida regions, the Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the Allahabad High Court’s order that asked the government authorities to pay 64.7 per cent additional compensation to all those whose land was acquired. The SC ruling on the matter can be seen as a massive setback for private developers in the region. In an earlier verdict, the Allahabad High Court had cancelled the acquisition of land in three villages and instructed the government authorities to pay higher compensations in addition to 10 per cent of developed land in 60 other villages that fall within the vicinity of the farmers. The HC order was challenges in the apex court by both Noida and Greater Noida authorities. More than 1000 petitions filed but the authorities were rejected by a bench led by Chief Justice HL Dattu while hearing the case. The Noida and Greater Noida authorities had demanded in their petition that the developed land to be awarded to the farmers should be lowered to 5 per cent in Noida and 6 per cent in Greater Noida. In October 2011, the High Court adjudicated a case that saw farmers alleging that their land had been acquired forcibly by the Uttar Pradesh government using the “urgency clause”. However, instead of granting the acquired land to industries, the government gave away the land to private builders without even paying any fair compensation to the farmers. Farmers numbering as many as 491 from 61 different villages in the Gautam Budh Nagar district approached the judiciary challenging the acquisition of over 3,000 hectares of land by government agencies.

Husband and Wife must file affidavits detailing income, assets, and expenditures during divorce proceedings

The Delhi High Court has ruled that during divorce proceedings, both the husband and the wife need to submit detailed affidavits of their earnings, assets, and expenses at the time of filing divorce or maintenance petitions. With this ruling, any attempt to hide assets or income details at the time of divorce or maintenance proceedings could push one into legal complications and great difficulties. Justice J R Midha directed that, “the detailed affidavit, along with copies of relevant documents, have to be submitted by both parties at the time of divorce proceedings so that maintenance orders can be passed by courts within 60 days of the divorce being initiated on the basis of “true income”. The court held that, “Maintenance is not merely a legal right, it is part and parcel of basic human rights. For weaker sections, it is a problem in the sense that their very survival rests on the maintenance,” the court stated, adding that “lengthy trial in matrimonial proceedings is uncalled for and contrary to the spirit of the Hindu Marriage Act”. The court asked Additional Solicitor General Sanjay Jain to take up the issue with the law ministry so as to ensure that relevant legal provisions can be amended. When completed, this would pave the way for the new provision requiring mandatory affidavits. The HC also asked all family courts to make sure that the affidavits are properly filled. It said that these directions were “necessitated because the parties in the matrimonial litigation do not disclose their true income and the claims of maintenance are dragged up to two years and the court, finding it difficult to determine the true income, tends to fix maintenance by drawing presumptions”. The court issued another directive adding that, “the aforesaid procedure be followed in all cases relating to maintenance, including cases under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956, Special Marriage Act, 1954, The Indian Divorce Act, 1869 as well as Section 125 CrPC”.