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Bar Association given time to sort out row

Staff Reporter

NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Thursday gave two more weeks to the Delhi High Court Bar Association to resolve a dispute relating to alleged use of foul language against two woman advocates of the Tis Hazari District courts here by the then District Judge who has since been elevated to the High Court. Bench had last month refused to issue notices in the matter and had told to settle it amicably.

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