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Advocates: Should be Barristers at law. Pleaders: Indian Lawyers. (non-law graduates after passing the leadership examination conducted by the high courts to practice in subordinate courts). Mukhtars: Indian Lawyers. (who passed by mukhtars examination held by the high court after passing the matriculation or equivalent examination).
The desirability and feasibility of a completely unified Bar for the whole of India The continuance or abolition of the dual system of counsel and solicitor (or agent) which obtains in the Supreme Court and in the High Courts at Bombay and Calcutta The continuance or abolition of different classes of legal practitioners, like Advocates of the Supreme Court, Advocates of the various High Courts, District Court Pleaders, Mukhtars (entitled to practice in criminal courts only), revenue agents, income-tax practitioners, etc. The desirability or feasibility of establishing a single Bar Council for the whole of India, or for each State, the establishment of a separate Bar Council for the Supreme Court, consolidation and revision of the various enactments (Central as well as State) relating to legal practitioners, and all other connected matters.