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A.K. Ganguly’s appeal to lawyers

Nagercoil: Chief Justice of the Madras High Court and patron-in-chief of Tamil Nadu State Legal Services Authority, A.K. Ganguly, has appealed to lawyers not to boycott court proceedings often, as it would severely affect common people.

Honouring senior lawyers at a function on the district principal and sessions court premises here on Saturday, he said it was the duty of lawyers and judges to deliver justice as early as possible with an intention to ensure the welfare of the public. — Staff Reporter

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