HC bar recall decision, to boycott court till Friday

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Last Updated : Nov 12 2013 | 10:27 PM IST
Orissa High Court Bar Association today made a partial modification of its yesterday's resolution and decided to continue their stir till Friday.
The Bar Association yesterday had decided to suspend their strike and resume work from today.
However, an emergent general body meeting was convened today following several requisitions made by members and the Bar Association modified its Monday's resolution.
The next general body meeting will be held on November 15 to take further course of action and till that date, the boycott of court by the lawyers shall continue, said bar association secretary Janmejay Katakia.
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First Published: Nov 12 2013 | 10:27 PM IST

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