NOTIFICATION F.NO
17()E-141-XXI-B (II) Dated the 24th June 1996:-In exercises of the power conferred by
section 28 of the Legal Services Authority Act,1987(No 39 of 1987), 2[X X X] and in
consultation with the Chief Justice of the Madhya Pradesh High Court,the Govenment of
Madhya Pradesh makes the following rules,namely:-
1. Short title and commencement
These rules may be called ' The Madhya
Pradesh State Legal Services Authorities Rules, 1996'.
They shall come into force on such date as the
State Government may by notification appoint
2.Definitions : In these rules
unless the context otherwise requires:-
a." Act "means the Legal Services
Authorities Act.1987(No 39 of 1987) 2[X X X]
b." Chairman " means the Executive
Chairman of the State Authority, or as the case may be ,the Chairman of the District
Authority, or as the case may be,the Chairman of the Taluk /Tehsil/Sub Division Legal
Services Committee
c 2 ["Legal Practitioner"shall have the
same meaning as assigned to in the Advocate Act,1961; (No 25 of 1961);]
d 2[ X X X X X X ];
e " Member " means a member of the State
Authority or appointed under clause(c) of sub-section (2) of Section 6 odf the Act,or as
the case may be;
(f) " Secretary " means the
Member-Secretary of the State Legal Services Authority consituted under Section 6 of the
Act or , the Secretary of the High Court Legal Services Committee consituted under
section 8-A of the Act ,or the Secretary of the District Legal Services Authority
consituted under Section 9 of Act or as the case may be;
(g) 2[ X X X X X X ];
(h) 2[ X X X X X X ];
(i) All other words and expressions used in these
Rules but not defined and shall have the meaning, respectively assigned to them in
the Act.
3. Number, Experience and Qualifications of
members of the State Authority under clause(c) of sub-section(2) of Section 6
(1) The State Authority shall have not more than
fifteen Members.
2[(2) The following shall be the ex-officio
members of the State Authority -
(a) The Chief Secretary,Government of Madhya
Pradesh;
(b) Advocate-General of the State;
(c) The Secretary,incharge of the department of
finance;
(d) The Secretary,incharge of the department of
Home;
(e) The Secretary,incharge of the department of
Law and Legislative Affairs;
(f) Registrar General of Madhya Pradesh High
Court;
(g) Chairman of the Madhya Pradesh Rajya Anusuchit
Janjati Aayog and Madhya Pradesh Rajya Anusuchit Jati Aayog;
(h) Chairman, State Bar Council of Madhya Pradesh;
(i) President,Madhya Pradesh, High Court Bar
Association,Jabalpur and ;
(j) Two Chairman of the District Authority, as may
be nominated by the sate Government in consulation with the Chief Justice of High Court.
(3) The State Government may nominate ,in
consulation with the Chief Justiceof the High Court,other three members from amongst those
possessing the experience and qualifications prescribed in sub-rule(4) of this rule]
(4) A person shall not be qualified for nomination
as a member of the State Authority unless he is-
(a) an eminent Social Worker who is engaged in the
upliftment of the weaker sections of the people,including Scheduled Castes, Scheduled
Tribes,women,children,rural and urban labour; or
(b) an eminent person in the field of law ;
or
(c) a person of repute who is specially
intrerested in the implementation of the Legal Services Schemes
4.The Power and Functions of the Member-Secretary
of the State Authority under sub-section(3) of Section 6
The powers and functions of the Member-Secretary
of the State Authority, interalia, shall be
a. to give free legal services to the eligible and
weaker sections;
b. to work out modalities of the Legal Services
Schemes and programmes approved by the State Authority and ensure their effective
monitoring and implementation;
c. to exercise the powers in respect of
administrative,House -keeping, Finance and budget matters as Head of the Department in the
State Government;
d. to manage the properties, recoreds and
funds of the State Authority;
e. to maintain true and proper accounts of the
State Authority including checking and auditing in respect thereof periodically;
f. to prepare Annual Income and Expenditure
Accounts and Balance Sheet of the State Authority;
g. to liaise with the Social Action Groups
and District and Taluk/Tehsil/Sub Division Legal Services Authorities
h. to maintain up-to-date and complete statistical
information including progress made in the implementation of various legal services
Programmes, from time to time;
i. to process proposals for financial assistance
and issue Utilisation Certificate thereof;
j. to organize various legal services programmes
as approved by the State Authority and convene Meetings /Seminars and Workshops connected
with Legal Services Programmes and preparation of Report and follow-up action thereon;
k. to 1[produce/prepare
video/documentary films publicity material, literature and publications to inform general
public about the various aspects of the Legal Services Programmes;
l. to lay stress on the resolution of Rural
Disputes and to take extra measures to draw schemes for effective and meaningful legal
services for setting Rural Disputes at the door-steps of the rural people;
m. to perform such of the functions as are
assigned to him under the Schemes formulated under section 4 (b) of the Act; and
n. to perform such other functions as may be
expedient for efficient functioning of the State Authority;
5. Terms of the office of the Executive Chairman
1. The Executive Chairman of the State
Authority,whether serving or retired Judge of the High Court,shall hold office during the
pleasure of the Governor;
6.1[Special provisions for the partron-in Chief
Executive Chairman of the of the State Legal Services Authority and Chairman
High Court Legal Services Committee :-
1. The patron-in -Chief,Executive Chairman in case
he is a sitting Judge of the High Court and the Chairman,High Court Legal Services
Committee,shall be entitled to payment of trevelling allowances and daily allowances in
respected of journeys performed in connection with the work of the State Authority
or the High Court Legal Services Committee as the case may be,as the case may be,in
accordance with the provisions of the High Court Judge(Travelling Allowance )Rules.1956
2(i) The patron-in -Chief,and Executive Chairman
each shall be provided with a staff car and driver by the State Authority and the
expenditure on account of the pay an allowances of the car drivers as well as the
maintenance and repairs of the cars shall be borne by the said Authority.
(ii) The Chairman,High Court Legal Services
Committee shall be provided with a staff car and driver by the Committee and the
expenditure on account of the pay and allowances of the car driver as well as the
maintenance and repairs of the cars shall be borne by the Committee
(3) The celing for the petrol consumption for cars
provided under sub-Rule (2) shall be 200 liters per month.
(4) The patron-in -Chief and Executive Chairman,
State-Legal Services Authority and Chairman High Court, Legal Services Committee
each shall be provided with telephone with S.T.D.facility,and furnished office at the
residence and each of them shall be entitled to sumptuary allowances of one thousand
rupees per month.]
1[6A.Special provisions for the Chairman of the
District Legal Services Authoritries and the Chairman Taluk/Tahsil/Sub Division
Legal Services Authoritries
The Chairman, District Legal Services Authoritries
and the Chairman Taluk/Tahsil/Sub Division Legal Services Authorities shall be entited to
sumptuary allowances of Five Hundred rupees and Three Hundred rupee per month
respectively.]
7.Conditions of Services of Executive Chairman in
case of a retired Judge of High Court
Where The Executive Chairman of the State
Authority is a retired Judge of the High Court or retired as High Court Judge
during his terms of office as Executive Chairman of the State Authority:-
(i) his term and conditions shall be such as are
specified in the Government of India,Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure-O.M.
no. 19048/7/80-E.IV, dated 8th October,1987 or such other relavent orders of the State
Government as may be applicable to the reteired Judge of the High Court appointed on
Commissions/Committees;
(ii) he shall be permitted to subscribe to
the Contributory Provident Fund of the State;and
(iii) he shall be entitled to a sumptuary
allowances to the tune of the rupees 1[one thousand] per month and paid by the State
Authority
8.Meeting of the State Authority-
(1) The State
Authority shall meet atleast once in the three month.
(2) The member
Secretary may, or when so directed by the Patron-in Chief or in his absence by the
Executive Chairman , convene a meeting of the State Authority at the place ,Date and time
to be fixed in consultation with the Executive Chairman State Authority
(3) Any five members
of the State Authority may send their requisition addressed to the Member-Secretary
of the State Authority for consideration of the Subject or matter specified in the
requisition.
(4) On receipt of the
requisition,The Member-Secretary shall ,1[with the approval of] the The Patron-in
-Chief or,in his absence,with the Executive Chairman ,convene a meeting of the State
Authority for consideration of the subject or matter specified in the requisition:
Provided that in case the meeting of the State Authority is going to be held within a
month from the date of receipt the requisition ,then the subject or matter mentined in the
requisition shall be included for consideration in the agenda of such
meeting with the approval of the Patron-in-Chief, of or in his absence ,the
Executive Chairman.
(5) Any member desiring
consideration of any subject or matter at any meeting of the State Authority may intimate
in writing such subject or matter to the Member-Secretary and if such intimation is
received before notice for the meeting is issued ,it shall be included in the agenda of
the meeting with the approval of the Patron-in-Chief or, in his absence,the Executive
Chairman but if, however,such intimation is not received before the issue of the notice of
the meeting, then the subject or matter mentioned in the notice may be considerd at the
meeting with the permission of the the presiding officer at the meeting.
(6) Member-Secretary
shall give seven day's notice to the members for the meeting.
(7) The Patron-in -Chief
of the State Authority or,in his absence,the Executive Chairman ,shall preside over
the meeting of the State Authority.
(8) All quistions at any
meeting of the State Authority shall be deterrmined by a majority of votes of the members
present and voting and the Patron-in-Chief ,as the case may be or the Executive
Chairman who may be,or the executive Chairman who may be presiding at the meeting ,shall
have a coasting vote in case of an equality of votes
(9) The quorum for the meeting
shall be one third of the total members of the State Authority.
9.The terms of the office and other conditions
relating thereto,of members and Members-Secretary of the State Authority under
sub-section(4) of Section 6-
(1) The
members of the State Authority nominated under sub-rule (3) of rule 3 and 2(VII) of rule 3
by the State Government shall continue for a term of two years 1[and shall be eligible for
renomination for one more term.](Note:Insted of 2(VII)it should be 2(X)
[(1A)(i) The State Government
may in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court remove any member of the
State Authority nominated under sub-rule (3) of rule 3, who-
(a) fails,without sufficient cause,to attend three consecutive meeting of
the State Authority;or
(b) has been adjudged as insolvent;or
(c) has been convicted of an offence which, in the option of the State
Government.involves moral turpitude;or
(d) has become physically or mentally incapable of acting as a member; or
(e) has so abused his position as to render his continuance in the State
Authority prejudicial to the public intrest.]
(ii) A members may, by writing under his hand address to the State
Government,resign from the State Authority and such resignation shall take effect from the
date on which on which it is accepted by the State Government or on the expiry of 30 days
from the date of tendering resignation,whichever is earlier.
(2) The members of the State Authority
nominated under sub-rule (3) of rule 3 may in consultation with the Chief Justice of
the High Court be removed by State Government if in the option of the State
Government, he is not desirable to continue as a member.
(3) If any vacancy
of a nominated member under sub-rule (3) of rule 3 ceases to be a member of the
State Authority for any reason, the vacancy shall be filled up in the same manner as the
original nomination and the person so nominated shall continue to be a member for
the remaining term of office of the member in whose place he is nominated.
1[(4) (i)] All members
nominated under sub-rule (3) of rule 3 shall be entitled for payment of traveling
allowance and daily allowance in respect of journeys performed in connection with the work
of the State Authority and shall be paid by the State Authority in accordance with the
provisions of Kerala Service Rules, as applicable to Grade "A" Officers as
amended from time to time (Note:In the Guttze is a printing error and it should be 4(a))
1[(b)] All members expect
the Executive Chairman and Member-Secretary,if they are retired Judges of High Court,shall
fuction in an honourary capacity.
1[(5) All members
under sub-rule (2) of rule 3 and those nominated under sub-rule (3) of rule 3, who
happen to be serving Government officer,shall be entitled for payment of traveling
allowances and daily allowances in respect of the journeys performed in connection with
the work of the State Authority in accordance with the provisions of the rules applicable
to them abd be paid by the office from where the concerned members draw their pay and
allowances and expenditure on this account shall be debited to the
budget head to witch their pay and allowance are debited.]
(6) The Member-Secretary of the State Authority
shall be a the wholel time employee and shall hold office for a term not exceeding 5
years.
(7) In all matters like age of retirement, pay and
allowances. benefits and entitlements and disciplinary matters the Member-Secretary shall
be governed by the 1[Madhya Pradesh Uchcha Nyayik Sewa(Bharti Tatha Sewa Sharten)
Niyam,1[1994 and he shall be on deputation to the State Authority .
10.The number officers and other employees of the
State Authority under sub-section(5) of Section 6:-
The State Authority shall have such number of
officers and other employee for rendering secretarial assistance for its day to day
1[fuctions as specified in the schedule or] as may be notified by the Sate Government from
time to time/inconsultation with the Chief Justice of the the High Court.
11.The conditions of the service and the salary
and allowances of officers and other employee of the State Authority under sub-section(6)
of Section 6
[(1) The officers and other employees of the State
Authority shall be entitled to pay and allowances in the scale of pay indicated against
each post in the Schedule to these rules or at par with the State Government employees
holding equivalent posts in the shedule or at far with officers and employee of the State
Government holding equivalent posts]
(2) In all the matters like age of retirement,
pensions ,pay and allowances.other benefits and entitlements and disciplinary
matters the officers and other employees of the State Authority shall be governed by the
State Government rules as are applicable to 1[ officers and employees of the State
Government] holding equivalent posts.
(3) The officers and other employees of the State
Authority shall be entitled to such other facilities,allowances and benefits as may be
notified State Government shall be governed by the Central Government from time to time in
consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court.
1[(4) Notwithstanding any thing Contained in these
rules, the State Authority shall have power to transfer its officers and other employees
and the officers and other employee of the High Court Legal Services Committee, District
Legal Services Authorities and Taluk/Tahsil/Sub-Division Legal Services Committees on its
own establishment or on the establishments of the High Court Legal Services
Committee, other District Legal Services Authorities or Taluk/Tahsil/SubDivision Legal
Services Committees, as the case may be.]
(12) The experience and qualifications of
Secretary of the High Court Legal Services Committee under sub-section (3) of Section 8A :
A person shall not be qualified for appointment as
Secretary of the High Court Legal Services Committee unless he is an officer of the High
Court not below the rank of Additional Registrar.
(13)The number of officers and other
employees of the High Court Legal Services Committee under sub-section B-A and the
conditions of service and the salary and allowances payable to them under sub-section (6)
of that section
(1) The High Court Legal Services Committee shall
have such number of officers and other employees for rendering secretarial assistance and
for its day to day 1[functions as specified in the schedule or] as may be notified by the
State Government from time to time in consultation with the Chief Justice of
the High Court.
.,
(2) 2[The Officer and other employees of the High
Court Legal Service Committee shall be entitled to pay and allowances in the scale of pay
indicated against each post in the Schedule or at par with officers and employees of the
State Government holding equivalent posts.]
(3) In all matters like age of retirement,
pensions, pay and allowances, other benefits and entitlements and disciplinary matters,
the officers and other employees of the High Court Legal Services Committee shall be
governed by the State Government Rules as are applicable to 1[officers and employees of
the State Government holding] eqivalent -posts..
(4) the officers and other employees of the High
Court Legal Services Committee shall be entitled to such other facilities, allowances and
benefits as may be notified by the State Government from time to time in consultation with
the Chief Justice of the High Court.
14.The number, experience and qualification
of members of the District Authority under clause (b) of sub-section (2) of Section
9:
(1) The District Authority shall have not more
than eight members
(2) The following shall be ex-officio members of
the District Authority :-
(i) District Magistrate;
(ii) Superintendent of Police;
(iii) Chief Judicial Magistrate; and
(iv) District Government Pleader;
1[(v) The President, District Bar Association.]
(3) The State Government may nominate, in
consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court, other members from amongst Ithose
possessing the qualifications and experience prescribed in sub-rule (4) of this rule
(4) A person shall not be qualified for
nomination as a member of the District Authority unless he is
(a) a dedicated social worker who is engaged in
the upliftment of the weaker section of the people, including Scheduled Castes. Scheduled
Tribas. Women, Children and rural labour;
(b) a well versed in the field of law; or
(c) a person of repute who is specially interested
in the implementation of the Legal Services Schemes.
1[5 (i) A member of the District Authority
nominated under sub-rule (3) by the State Government shall continue for two years and be
eligible for renomination for one more term.
(ii) The State Government may in consultation with
the Chief Justice of the High Court ,remove any member who
(a) has been adjudged as insolvent; or
(b) has been convicted of an offence which,in the
opinion of the State Government,involves moral trupitude; or
c) h (c) has so abused his
position as to render his contmuance in the District Authority Pre-Judicial to the Public
interest: Provided that no member shall be removed on the ground specified in clause
(c) unless the Patron-in-Chief or the Executive Chairman ,on a reference made to him in
this behalf by the State Government, has on an enquiry made by him in accordance with such
procedure as he may specify In this behalf, recommended the removal of such member be
removed.
[(iii) A member may, by writing in his hand
addressed to the State Government, resign from the District Authority and such resignation
shall take effect on the date on which it is accepted by the State Government or on the
expiry of 30 days from the date of tendering his resignation, whichever is earlier.
(iv) A member nominated under sub-rule (3) may
with the approval of the Chief Justice of the High Court. be removed by the State
Government if in the opinion of the State Government he is not desirable to continue as a
member.
(v) If any member nominated under subrule (3)
ceases to be a member of the District Authority for any reason, the vacancy shall be
filled up in the same manner as the original nomination, and the person so nominated shall
continue to be a member for the remaining term of the member in whose place he is
nominated.
(vi) All members nominated under subRule (3) shall
be entitled to payment of Travelling Allowances and Daily Allowances in respect of
Journeys performed in connection with the work of the District Authority and shall be paid
by the District Authority in accordance with the rules as are applicable to the Grade ' B'
officers, of the",
(vii) If the nominated member is a Government
Employee, he shall be entitled to only one set of Travelling Allowances and Daily
Allowances either from his parent department , or, as the case may be, from the District
Authority,]
15. The number of officers and other employees of
the District Authority under sub-section (5) Section 9 :
The District Authority shall have such number of
officers and other emplo.yees for rendering secretarial assistance and for its, dayto-day
1[functions as specified in the schedule or] as may be notified by the State Government
from time to time consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court.
16.The conditions of service and the salary and
allowance of the officers and other employees of the District Authority under sub-section
(6) of Section 9 :
1[(1) The officer and other employees of the
District Authority shall be entitled to pay and allowances as specified in Schedule or at
per with officer and employees of the State Government holding equivalent post.]
(2) In all matters like age of retirement,
pensions, pay and allowances, other benefits and entitlements and disciplinary matters,
the officers and other employees of the District Authority shall be governed by the State
Government Rules as are per applicable to 1[the officers and employees of the State
Government ]holding equivalent posts,
(3) The officers and other employees of the
District Authority shall be entitled to such other facilities, allowances and benefits as
may be notified by the State Government from time to time in consultation with the Chief
Justice of the High Court.
1[(4) Subject to the regulations as made by the
State Authority the officers and other employees of the District Legal Services Authority
shall be under the general control of the State Authority.]
17. The number, experience and
qualifications of members of the Talukl Tehsill Sub-Division Legal Services Committee
under clause (b) of subsection (2) of Section 11-A
(1) The Taluk/Tehsill Sub-Division Legal Service
Committee shall have not more than five members.
(2) The following shall be ex-officio members of
the Taluk Tehsils/ Sub-Division Legal Services Committee
1[(i) The President of the Local Bar Association;]
(ii) Sub-Division Officer;
(iii) Sub-Divisional Police Officer.
(3) The State Government may nominate, in
consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court other members from amongst those
possessing the qualifications and experience prescribed in Sub-Rule (4) of this rule.
(4) A person shall not be qualified for nomination
as a member of the Taluk/Tehsil/ Sub-Divisional Legal Services Committee unless he is
(a) dedicated social workers who is engaged in the
upliftment of the weaker sections of the people, including Scheduled Castes,' Scheduled
Tribes, Women, Children and rural labour; or
(b) well versed in the field of law; or
(c) a person of reput who 'is specially interested
in the implementation of the Legal Services Schemes.
18. The number of officers and other employees of
the Talukl Tehsill SubDivision Legal Services Committee under sub-section (3) of Section
11-A
The Taluk/ Tahsil/ Sub-Division Legal Services
Committee shall have such number of officers and other employees for rendering secretarial
assistance and for its day-to-day 1[functions as specified in the schedule or] as may be
notified by the State Government from time to time in consultation with the Chief Justice
of the High Court.
19. The conditions of services and the salary and
allowances of officers and other employees of the Talukl Tehsil SubDivision Legal Services
Committee under sub-section (4) of Section 11-A :
1[(1) The officers and other employees of the
Taluk/Tahsill Sub-Division Legal Services Committee shall be entitled to pay and
allowances as specified in the Schedule or at par with officers and employees of the State
Government holding equivalent posts.]
(2) In all matters like age of retirement.
pensions, pay and allowances,other benefits and entitlements and disciplinary matters, the
officers and other employees of the Taluk/Tehsil/ Sub-Division Legal Services Committee
Shall be governed by the State Government Rules as are applicable to 1[ officers and
employees of the State Government ] holding equivalent posts.
(3) The officers and other employees of the Taluk/
Tahsil/ Sub-Division Legal Services Committee shall be entitled to such other facilities
allowances and benefits as may be notified by the State Government from time to time in
consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court.
1[(4) Subject to the Regulations made by the State
Authority, the officers and other employee of the Taluk/ Tahsil/ Sub-Division Legal
Services Committee shall be under the general control of the State Authority.]
20.The upper limit of annual income of a person
entitling him to Legal Services under clause (b) of Section 12, if the case is before a
court other than the Supreme Court :
Any citizen of India whose annual income from all
sources does not exceed As. 50,000(Rupees Fifty Thousand) or such higher amount as may be
notified by the State Government from time to time, shall be entitled to legal service
under clause (b) of Section 12 of the Act.
21. The experience and qualifications of other
persons of the Lok Adalats other than referred to in sub-section (4) of Section 19 :
A person shall not be qualified to be included in
the Bench of Lok Adalat unless he is
(a) A dedicated social worker who is engaged in
the upliftment of the weaker sections of the people including Schedule Caste, Scheduled
Tribes, Women, Children, rural and urban labour; or
(b) a 1[legal practioner] of standing; or
(c) a person of repute who is specially
interested in the inplementation of the Legal Services Schemes and Programmes
(22). Absorbtion of
officers and employees of Madhya Pradesh Vidhik Sahayata Tatha Vidhik Salah Board :
The officers and employees working in the Madhya
Pradesh Vidhik Sahayata Tatha Vidhik Salah Board constitued under the Madhya Pradesh Samaj
ke Kamjor Vargon ke Liye Vidhik Sahayata Tatha Vidhik Salah Adhiniyam, 1976 (No. 26 of
1976) at the commencement of these rules shall be treated as the officers and employees of
the State Legal Services Authority constituted under the Legal Services Authorities Act,
1987 (No. 39 of 1987) as emended by Legal Services Authorities Act, 1994 (No. 59 of 1994)
23. Transitory Provisions
(1) All assets and liabilities of the Madhya
Pradesh Vidhik Sahayata Tatha Vidhik Salah Board, established under section 3 of the
Madhya Pradesh Samaj ke kamjor Vorgon ke Liye Vidhik Sahayata Tatha Vidhik Salah.
Adhiniyam ,1976(No 26 of 1977 ),on the date of commencement or these rules shall stand
vested in the State Authority and the said authority shall have all powers necesary to
take possession,of recover and deal with such assets and discharge such liabilities (Note
:- The word 'or ' betweenthe words ' commencement ' and ' these 'is a printing error
in the Guzette and shouls have been 'of ' )
(2) Any proceedings pending immediately before the
date of commencement or these rules to which the said Board was a party shall be continued
as if the State Authority was a party thereof in lieu of the said Board.
(24) Matters on which legal service is
admissible
In addition to the case covered under section 12
and 13 of the Act, legal service may be also be provide in all matters where such service
shall be aimed at-
(a) amicable settlement of the dispute by bringing
about conciliation between the parties to the disputes: and
(b) rendering assistance in complying with various
legal requirements in order to secure the benefits under various schemes sponsored by or
on behalf of the Central Government or the Government of Madhya Pradesh or any other
public authority for the welfare of the general public or any section there of.]
(25) Modes of providing legal service
Legal Service may be given in all /any one or more
of the following modes ; namely :-
(a) by payment of court fee ,process fee, expenses
of witnesses and paper book, lawyers fee and all other charges payable in connection with
any legal proceedings;
(b) through representation by a legal practisioner
in legal procedings;
(c) by supplying certified copies of judgments
:orders,notes of evidence and other documents in legal proceedings;
(d) by preparation of paper book,including
printing ,typing , and translation of documents in legal proceedings;
(e) by drafting of legal documents ; and
(f) by giving legal advice on any legal matter.
(26)Headquaters and office of the
State Authority
Headquaters and office of the State Authority
shall be located at Jabalpur,the main Seat of the High Court.
27 The following shedule shall be added, namely :-
[SHEDULE]
(Note: shedule in seperately given)
Indications
1.Published in Madhya Pradesh
Gazette(extraordinary) dated 24th June 1996
2.The Rules came into force w.e.f. 01/04/97 while
notification F.No 17(E)141/95/21-B(II) dated 01/03/97
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