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- Next story : Letter ROC.NO.201/2020/AGVIV uattu 27 6. From the Advocate General of Tamil Nadu, Letter ROC.No.203/2026/AGVN dated 29.05.2026. 7. From the Advocate General of Tamil Nadu, Letter ROC.No.230/2026/AGVN dated 05.06.2026. ORDER: In the circumstances stated by the learned Advocate General of Tamil Nadu in the letter 7th read above, the Government hereby appoint the following advocates as temporary Law Officers in the rank of “Government Advocates (Criminal Side)” to represent the Government before the High Court of Madras under rule 5(11) of the Law Officers of High Court of Madras and its Bench at Madurai (Appointment), Rules, 2017:- High Court of Madras SI. No. Name of the Advocate Enrolment No. Post 1 Ms.R.S.Indira MS 171/2010 Thiru. M.Mohamed MS 1492/2002 Temporary Law Officers in the rank of 2 Riyaz 2 3 Thiru.M.M.I.Khaleel MS 200/2011 4 Government Thiru. Durai MS 1128/2004 Advocates (Criminal Side), High Court of Madras, Chennai. Gunasekaran 2. The Government further order that the advocates appointed in agraph 1 above shall be paid retainer fee and the appearance fee as per 2nd read above. (BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR) K.MANIVASAN ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT Advocates concerned rough the Deputy Director, ffice of the Advocate General, Tamil Nadu, High Court, Chennai-104. Advocate General of Tamil Nadu, Chennai-104. Registrar General, High Court, Chennai-104. Additional Registrar General, Madurai Bench of Madras High Court, adurai- 625 023. Deputy Director, Ce of the Advocate General, Tamil Nadu, High Court, Chennai-104. ublic Prosecutor, High Court of Madras, Chennai-104. State Government Pleader, High Court of Madras, Chennai-104. Government Pleader, Madurai Bench of High Court of Madras adurai 625 023. Comment Highlight Underline Strikethrough Draw 00 00 More tools
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