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Bench lawyers ‘no’ to court boycott

Lawyers practising in the Madras High Court Bench in Madurai have decided not to participate in the State-wide boycott called by Federation of District and Subordinate Court Bar Association of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry on Monday. The boycott was called against three judicial orders passed by the Madras High Court.

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