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TUSHAR GARGAdvocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India
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Clear, legally backed answers to critical questions on Supreme Court SLPs, bail jurisprudence under BNSS, High Court writs, civil injunctions, arbitration, and statutory litigant rights.

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Court CitationSupreme CourtSCC / SCR Rulings
Statutory ScopeUpdated 2024BNS & BNSS aligned
Clarity LevelPlain LanguageLitigant friendly
Chambers ReviewAOR VettedPracticing Advocates

An Advocate-on-Record (AOR) is exclusively entitled under Order IV of the Supreme Court Rules 2013 and Article 145 of the Constitution to file petitions, Vakalatnamas, and pleadings on behalf of parties in the Supreme Court. While any senior advocate or enrolled lawyer may argue oral matters, only an AOR can formally institute a proceeding.

Statutory Authority: Order IV, Supreme Court Rules 2013; Article 145 Constitution of India
Landmark Case Precedent: Balraj Singh Malik v. Supreme Court of India (2012)
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