The Supreme Court dismissed the petitions questioning the cancellation of the 2026 Advocates-on-Record Examination and refused to interfere with the decision. It also directed that all aggrieved candidates must send one consolidated representation to the Chief Justice of India for consideration.
Chief Justice Sanjiv Khanna highlighted the vital role of Advocates-on-Record (AORs) in the legal system, urging them to balance professional and social responsibilities. He advised new AORs to take up cases that sustain their livelihood while also contributing to society. The Supreme Court, he emphasized, holds high expectations from them. His remarks highlighted the importance of legal service beyond personal gain.
The Supreme Court has released the 2024 Advocates-on-Record Exam results, with 356 advocates qualifying. Advocate Debapriyo Bhattacharya achieved the top position. This exam is essential for advocates wishing to represent clients before the Supreme Court. Candidates can view their results on the Supreme Court’s official website.
