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Pay Rs.15K to 20K To Junior Advocates As Monthly Stipend: Madras High Court Directs Advocates

13 Jun 2024 2 min read

Pay Rs.15K to 20K To Junior Advocates As Monthly Stipend: Madras High Court Directs Advocates

The Madras High Court has issued a significant order in Writ Petition No. 17976 of 2019, titled Farida Begam vs. The Puducherry Government & Others, to improve the working conditions of junior lawyers in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry. The order mandates that senior lawyers who employ junior advocates must pay them a minimum monthly stipend. Key Highlights of the Order Implementation of Advocates' Welfare Fund Act in Puducherry: The Court…

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