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Case Name : Vipin Malik Vs ICAI (Delhi High Court)
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In this case ICAI has started the Disciplinary  proceeding against a CA . It was alleged that he has got published an advertisement in ‘Accountancy Journal’  published by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales, in United Kingdom to solicit any business or to advertise his personal attainment, which is a Professional Misconduct as per ICAI Regulations.  The offending advertisement was published in August 1996, the disciplinary proceedings were effectively commenced in 1997 and the report of the Disciplinary Com

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  1. CA. Subhash Chandra Podder says:

    Good Judgement ” , The members of the disciplinary Committee have to time to take action against their members under misconduct .They are busy with other affairs.

  2. g.balakrishnan says:

    good judgement as it properly discussed the cases of Niranjan.. v st of maharashtra(2013) 4 SCC 642 , Ranjan D v CBI thru DG (2012) 8 SCC 495 as also A.R.Antulay v R S Naik (1992) 1 SCC 225 relevant paragraphs and allowed the Writ while very well considering the Art 21… that is the way one has to consider that is called just, fair and equitable.

    i am glad to see High courts justices are really seasoned in deciding the matters.

    i fully agree with justice Bakhru of Delhi high court

    i would love such mind of members we indeed need in ITATs too !

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