Don't 'beg to appear' before court; shed colonial mindset: Calcutta High Court to lawyers

"You have a constitutional and statutory right to represent, you can say that I am appearing for the appellant," the Court remarked.
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The Calcutta High Court on Monday said that lawyers should shed certain courtroom mannerisms which are relics of the colonial past, including use of language like "beg to appear" before the court.

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