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Lawyers must behave decently towards opposite parties too, not just their own clients: Supreme Court
7 August 2026 · Legal News Radar
The Supreme Court recently held that a lawyer’s duty to behave decently inside court premises extends not just to his own client, but to opposing lawyers and even the parties he is appearing against [Sudhendu Prakash Gautam v. SL Chaudhary].…
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