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Download Associated File RAJASTHAN ADVOCATES WELFARE FUND C/O THE BAR COUNCIL OF RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT BUILDINGS, JODHPUR Showing Complete List of Advocates Due Subscription of R.A.W.F. AT BALESAR IN JODHPUR JUDGESHIP DATE 06/09/2021 Page 1 Srl.No.Enrol.No. Elc.No. Name as on the Roll Due Subs upto 2021-22+Advn.Subs for 2022-23 Life Time Subs with Int. upto Sep 2021 ...Oct 2021 upto Oct 2021 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) 1 R/737/1981 10322 Sh.Hanwant Singh Bhati NIL NIL 16243 2 R/53/1982 10486 Sh.Deva Ram L.T.M. 3 R/85/1983 11405 Sh.Paras Mal Soni L.T.M. 4 R/136/1984 12083 Sh.Vijay Singh Bhati NIL + 1250 = 1250 1250 16250 5 R/240/1989 14638 Sh.Raj Kumar L.T.M. 6 R/398/1990 15423 Sh.Fateh Singh Rathore N.A.* 7 R/288/1993 17314 Sh.Kumbh Singh NIL + 1250 = 1250 1250 16250 8 R/1235/1994 19118 Sh.Jethu Singh NIL + 1250 = 1250 1250 16250 9 R/813/1995 20010 Sh.Lumba Ram L.T.M. 10 R/574/1996 21053 Sh.Punj Raj Singh N.A.* 11 R/998/1998 23807 Sh.Ghever Das Ramawat L.T.M. 12 R/1124/1999 25234 Sh.Tulsa Ram Meghwal L.T.M. 13 R/1158/1999 25268 Sh.Pushpendra Singh Bhati L.T.M. 14 R/898/2000 26866 Sh.Awar Dan Charan L.T.M. 15 R/2195/2001 30449 Sh.Ajay Singh L.T.M. 16 R/549/2003 34382 Sh.Vishana Ram Sidhap L.T.M. 17 R/507/2012 65566 Sh.Devendra Soni L.T.M. 18 R/187/2013 67767 Sh.Ladu Singh Inda 1500+203+750=2453 2475 18475 19 R/1376/2013 68956 Sh.Dharmendra Kumar L.T.M. 20 R/1015/2015 73514 Sh.Sohan Singh Solanki L.T.M. 21 R/2235/2015 74734 Sh.Jitendra Singh Rathore L.T.M. 22 R/862/2016 76478 Sh.Jagdish Dan L.T.M. 23 R/2452/2016 78068 Sh.Laxman Singh L.T.M. 24 R/2057/2017 80553 Sh.Indra Ram Prajapat L.T.M. 25 R/1568/2018 83637 Sh.Madan Singh L.T.M. 26 R/35/2019 86544 Sh.Om Prakash Choudhary L.T.M. 27 R/2937/2019 89446 Sh.Vimal Kishor Sharma N.A.* 28 R/3034/2019 89543 Sh.Devendra Singh L.T.M. 29 R/283/2020 91646 Sh.Harish Vaishnav L.T.M. 30 R/2781/2021 97178 Sh.Sohan Ram N.A.* 31 R/3840/2021 98237 Sh.Aaidan Singh N.A.* Total RAWF Members = 26 Total Terminated = 0 Total Defaulter = 1 N.A.* => Not Applied for Membership, L.T.M. => Life Time Member, Termi => Terminated Member RAJASTHAN ADVOCATES WELFARE FUND C/O THE BAR COUNCIL OF RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT BUILDINGS, JODHPUR Showing Complete List of Advocates Due Subscription of R.A.W.F. AT BHOPALGARH IN JODHPUR JUDGESHIP DATE 06/09/2021 Page 1 Srl.No.Enrol.No. Elc.No. Name as on the Roll Due Subs upto 2021-22+Advn.Subs for 2022-23 Life Time Subs with Int. upto Sep 2021 ...Oct 2021 upto Oct 2021 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) 1 R/465/1984 12412 Sh.Fata Ram Choudhary L.T.M. 2 R/209/1987 13559 Sh.Bhanwar Lal Raika N.A.* 3 R/2123/2000 28091 Sh.Ram Kishor Choudhary L.T.M. 4 R/713/2002 31588 Sh.Ramawatar Bawari N.A.* 5 R/2786/2002 33661 Sh.Manoj Kumar L.T.M. 6 R/3465/2005 43782 Sh.Shyam Lal N.A.* 7 R/767/2006 44600 Sh.Paras Ram L.T.M. 8 R/2565/2007 50091 Sh.Kana Ram N.A.* 9 R/4263/2007 51789 Sh.Rakesh Kumar L.T.M. 10 R/412/2009 55530 Sh.Ashok N.A.* 11 R/1931/2009 57049 Sh.Jayant L.T.M. 12 R/4193/2018 86262 Sh.Ashok Saini L.T.M. Total RAWF Members = 7 Total Terminated = 0 Total Defaulter = 0 N.A.* => Not Applied for Membership, L.T.M. => Life Time Member, Termi => Terminated Member RAJASTHAN ADVOCATES WELFARE FUND C/O THE BAR COUNCIL OF RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT BUILDINGS, JODHPUR Showing Complete List of Advocates Due Subscription of R.A.W.F. AT BILARA IN JODHPUR JUDGESHIP DATE 06/09/2021 Page 1 Srl.No.Enrol.No. Elc.No. Name as on the Roll Due Subs upto 2021-22+Advn.Subs for 2022-23 Life Time Subs with Int. upto Sep 2021 ...Oct 2021 upto Oct 2021 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) 1 R/124/1971 4495 Sh.Dana Ram Choudhary N.A.* 2 R/35/1975 5736 Sh.Chhail Narayan Bhatt N.A.* 3 R/326/1975 6027 Sh.Rekha Ram Jat 10000+6748+1250=17998 18150 33150 4 R/227/1979 8475 Sh.Prem Prakash Singh N.A.* 5 R/40/1980 9071 Sh.Chhatar Singh Bhati 22000+26645+1250=49895 50228 65228 6 R/137/1980 9168 Sh.Shambhu Ram Choudhary L.T.M. 7 R/742/1981 10327 Sh.Narayan Singh Sodha 1250+56+1250=2556 2575 17575 8 R/823/1981 10408 Sh.Anop Singh L.T.M. 9 R/620/1982 11053 Sh.Himta Ram L.T.M. 10 R/640/1982 11073 Sh.Mana Ram Badiyar L.T.M. 11 R/216/1985 12762 Sh.Rajendra Kumar Patel L.T.M. 12 R/227/1986 13179 Sh.Virm Ram Bishnoi L.T.M. 13 R/356/1986 13308 Sh.Madan Lal Choudhary L.T.M. 14 R/365/1990 15390 Sh.Dwarka Das Ramawat L.T.M. 15 R/410/1992 16658 Sh.Ram Chandra Khadav 7309+3531+1250=12090 12201 27201 16 R/513/1992 16761 Sh.Laxman Ram 10325+7231+1250=18806 18963 33963 17 R/898/1996 21377 Sh.Mahendra Singh Rathore L.T.M. 18 R/553/1997 22115 Sh.Madhav Singh Rathore L.T.M. 19 R/612/1997 22174 Sh.Bhupendra Singh Bhati 18900+21437+1250=41587 41873 56873 20 R/866/1997 22428 Sh.Girdhari Lal Kansara L.T.M. 21 R/517/1998 23326 Sh.Sanjay Kumar Choudhary L.T.M. 22 R/1125/2001 29379 Sh.Dilip Singh Khoja L.T.M. 23 R/746/2002 31621 Sh.Rajendra Prasad L.T.M. 24 R/530/2003 34363 Sh.Narpat Singh Solanki L.T.M. 25 R/791/2003 34624 Sh.Trilok Kumar L.T.M. 26 R/888/2003 34721 Sh.Dhiraj Choudhary L.T.M. 27 R/984/2003 34817 Sh.Paras Mal L.T.M. 28 R/1494/2003 35327 Sh.Gordhan Singh Khadav L.T.M. 29 R/271/2004 37136 Sh.Ladoo Ram L.T.M. 30 R/773/2004 37638 Sh.Chhota Ram L.T.M. 31 R/827/2004 37692 Sh.Indra Jeet Goyal L.T.M. 32 R/924/2004 37789 Sh.Babu Lal N.A.* 33 R/929/2004 37794 Sh.Rajendra Singh Couhdary N.A.* 34 R/1951/2005 42268 Sh.Durga Ram L.T.M. 35 R/2834/2005 43151 Sh.Mohan Lal L.T.M. 36 R/356/2006 44189 Smt.Chowdry Champavathi N.A.* 37 R/1202/2006 45034 Sh.Vijay Prasad Sharma N.A.* AT BILARA IN JODHPUR JUDGESHIP DATE 06/09/2021 R.A.W.F. Page 2 (A) (B) (C) (D) Sep21 (E) Oct21 (F) 38 R/1950/2006 45782 Sh.Dileep Singh Charan L.T.M. 39 R/3431/2007 50957 Sh.Jagdish Chouhan L.T.M. 40 R/1751/2008 53733 Kum.Ruchi Mehta N.A.* 41 R/1780/2008 53762 Sh.Sunil Kumar L.T.M. 42 R/2413/2008 54395 Sh.Narvendra Singh L.T.M. 43 R/1210/2009 56328 Sh.Rajendra Prasad 750+34+1250=2034 2045 17045 44 R/515/2010 58140 Sh.Siddharth Sandu N.A.* 45 R/2360/2010 59985 Sh.Mohd. Easlaudin N.A.* 46 R/3989/2010 61614 Sh.Bhagwan Ram Bishnoi N.A.* 47 R/2088/2015 74587 Sh.Bhagirath Singh Sodha L.T.M. 48 R/2401/2015 74900 Sh.Khushendra Goyal N.A.* 49 R/2544/2016 78160 Sh.Praveen Singh Deval N.A.* 50 R/898/2017 79394 Sh.Hemant Choudhary L.T.M. 51 R/1797/2017 80293 Sh.Padama Ram L.T.M. 52 R/2032/2017 80528 Sh.Ashok Kumar Patel N.A.* 53 R/143/2018 82212 Sh.Kalyan Ram Hamber L.T.M. 54 R/1273/2020 92636 Sh.Gajendra Singh N.A.* 55 R/800/2021 95197 Sh.Hanuman Ram N.A.* 56 R/1450/2021 95847 Sh.Lokesh Soni N.A.* 57 R/2524/2021 96921 Sh.Nathoo Lal Suthar N.A.* Total RAWF Members = 39 Total Terminated = 0 Total Defaulter = 7 N.A.* => Not Applied for Membership, L.T.M. => Life Time Member, Termi => Terminated Member RAJASTHAN ADVOCATES WELFARE FUND C/O THE BAR COUNCIL OF RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT BUILDINGS, JODHPUR Showing Complete List of Advocates Due Subscription of R.A.W.F. AT JODHPUR IN JODHPUR JUDGESHIP DATE 06/09/2021 Page 1 Srl.No.Enrol.No. Elc.No. Name as on the Roll Due Subs upto 2021-22+Advn.Subs for 2022-23 Life Time Subs with Int. upto Sep 2021 ...Oct 2021 upto Oct 2021 (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) 1 R/3/1939 251 Sh.Ved Pal Tyagi N.A.* 2 R/4/1939 252 Sh.Omin Chandra Chatterji N.A.* 3 R/1/1940 269 Sh.Jagdish Prasad Jain N.A.* 4 R/6/1940 274 Sh.Mank Mal Singhvi N.A.* 5 R/17/1940 285 Sh.Kistoormal Singhvi N.A.* 6 R/22/1940 290 Sh.Sohan Nath Modi N.A.* 7 R/23/1940 291 Sh.Umrao Chand Bapna N.A.* 8 R/2/1941 311 Sh.Krishan Lal Manihar N.A.* 9 R/3/1941 312 Sh.Mohan Lal Joshi N.A.* 10 R/6/1941 315 Sh.Hanwant Dan Bareth N.A.* 11 R/26/1941 335 Sh.Prem Chandra Bhandari N.A.* 12 R/4/1942 344 Sh.Shyam Behari Lal Sharma N.A.* 13 R/6/1942 346 Sh.Baba Lal Solanki N.A.* 14 R/15/1942 355 Sh.Vishan Lal Jethanand Thakur N.A.* 15 R/31/1942 371 Sh.Amar Datta Vyas N.A.* 16 R/17/1944 420 Sh.Shiv Lal Porwal N.A.* 17 R/3/1945 441 Sh.Ugam Raj Mehta Termi 18 R/4/1945 442 Sh.Jaswant Raj Tatiya N.A.* 19 R/14/1946 497 Sh.Kripa Narayan Mutha N.A.* 20 R/34/1947 560 Sh.Rikhab Raj Karnawat N.A.* 21 R/5/1948 576 Sh.Prakash Chand Lodha N.A.* 22 R/14/1948 585 Sh.Achal Singh Chauhan N.A.* 23 R/8/1949 636 Sh.Sohan Mal Mehta N.A.* 24 R/25/1949 653 Sh.Deo Raj Bohra N.A.* 25 R/28/1949 656 Sh.Ram Chandra Mathur N.A.* 26 R/29/1949 657 Sh.Lekh Raj Mehta 19750+22865+1250=43865 44164 59164 27 R/30/1949 658 Sh.Bhairav Narayan Purohit N.A.* 28 R/28/1951 727 Sh.M.
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