Madhya Pradesh High Court wants to know if a panel lawyer, lacking requisite experience, can appear before High Court



The Madhya Pradesh High Court decision to find out if panel lawyers employed by central agencies and appearing before it had the requisite experience and vetted with courts is significant. The Court had frowned at appointing public prosecutors on contract basis earlier.

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