Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Gurugram Bar Bans Non-Lawyers from Lawyer Attire
The Gurugram District Bar Association made a new rule.
Only real lawyers and trainee lawyers can wear white shirts and black pants in the court.
This stops people who aren't lawyers from pretending to be and causing confusion.
Security will check ID cards to make sure everyone is who they say they are.
The goal is to keep order and help clients find reliable legal help.
If you break the rules, you might have to pay a fine.
Gurugram Bar Association restricts non-lawyers from wearing lawyer attire in court.
The resolution aims to prevent misidentification and maintain court discipline.
The dress code includes white shirts and black trousers.
Security will verify identities using Bar Council ID cards.
Violation of the dress code may result in a Rs 5,000 fine.
- Who
- Gurugram District Bar Association and non-lawyers.
- What
- Banned non-lawyers from wearing lawyer attire in court premises.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Gurugram District Court
- Why
- To prevent misidentification, curb activities of individuals posing as lawyers, and maintain court discipline.
- Location
- Gurugram District Court
- Action
- Dress code restriction
- Initiator
- Gurugram District Bar Association
- Attire restricted
- White shirt and black trousers
- Fine for violation
- Rs 5,000
- Purpose
- Preventing misidentification and curbing fraud
Sources
Gurugram bar body ‘bans’ non lawyers from wearing white shirt, black trousers
Gurugram bar body 'bans' non lawyers from wearing white shirt, black trousers
Gurugram bar body 'bans' non lawyers from wearing white shirt, black trousers - Telegraph India
Rs 5,000 fine for wearing white shirt, black trousers in Gurugram court!
