Legal and professional ethics: " legal ethics, duties & privileges of a lawyer/
P. Ramanatha Aiyar and N.S. Ranganatha Aiyer
- 3rd ed.
- Haryana: Lexis, 2010.
- xxxviii, 568 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
I Introductory II Profession of Law III Necessity for a Code of Legal Ethics IV A Code of Legal Ethics V Bar Council of India Rules VI Professional Conduct and Advocacy VII Sanction for an Ethical Code VIII Lawyers ' Devotion to Duty IX Character and Courage of Conviction X Discharge of Duty under Difficult Circumstances XI Law and Morality XII Following the Dictates of Conscence (In the Pra-ctice of Law) XIII Search for Truth as the Ideal of the lawyer XIV Lawyers and Legislation XV Loyalty to Law and Limitations of Rule XVI Duty of Counsel in Taking Instructions from the Clients XVII Duty of Counsel in Advising on Litigation XVIII Duty of Counsel in Promoting Compromise XIX Duty of Counsel in Accepting Engagements XX Duty of Counsel when Engaged for the Prosecution or in Defence of the Accused XXI Duty of the Advocate in Defence of the Guilty (Can the Lawyer Defend a Person Known to be Guilty ?) XXII Duty of Counsel in Acting for a Poor Client XXIII Duty of Counsel in Matters of Legal Technicalities (Litigation about Trifles) XXIV Duty of Counsel to Client XXV Duty of Counsel to the Opponent XXVI Duty of Advocate to Opposing Counsel XXVII Duty of Counsel to his Colleagues XXVIII Duty of Counsel to Himself XXIX Duty to Court XXX The Junior Bar XXXI Counsel giving his Own Opinion about the Merits of the Case XXXII Duty of Advocate to the State and the Public XXXIII Duties of Judges XXXIV Duty of Counsel to Avoid Law's Delay XXXV Legal Fees XXXVI Contempt of Court XXXVII Cases of Professional Misconduct XXXVIII The Unprotected Lawyer