SC asks Advocates' Association to withdraw plea seeking Interest-Free Loans for Lawyers



On Thursday, the Apex Court asked the Supreme Court Arguing Counsel Association (SCACA) to withdraw its appeal seeking interest-free loans for Lawyers & allowed it to file an intervention application in a pending matter on a similar issue. 

A bench headed by CJI SA Bobde said, "You are an unregistered association. You can intervene in the matter already pending on the same issue & we will hear you. We don't want to have a multiplicity of petitions, there is already pending matter. Allowed to withdraw with the liberty to file an intervening application, we will hear you."

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The bench also asked the SCACA, which was seeking interest-free loans for lawyers, to file an affidavit detailing the credentials & details of the association.

Earlier, the bench had asked if it is a registered association & sought to know the credentials of the association. The association has filed a petition seeking direction for the Centre to form a scheme to disburse interest-free loan up to Rs 20 lakh to lawyers. 

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