Section 60 of AA : Section 60: Power Of Central Government To Make Rules
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a situation where the State of Xanadu has just established its State Bar Council, but has not yet formulated rules regarding the conduct of advocates within its jurisdiction. According to Section 60 of the Advocates Act, 1961, until the Xanadu State Bar Council creates and gets approval for its own rules from the Bar Council of India, the Central Government holds the authority to make interim rules for the advocates in Xanadu.
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