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List of Advocates-On-Record (As on 25.09.2019) SUPREME COURT OF INDIA (Record Room) List of Advocates-on-Record (as on 25.09.2019) Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 1 Sh A D Sikri (Advocate) 15/10/1981 690 34 A-102 Sahadara Colony, Sarai Rohilla, New Delhi 2 Sh A K Dhar (Advocate) 11/1/1984 769 42 No. 1, Doctor's Lane, New Delhi 3 Sh A K Ghose (Attorney) 6/8/1984 784 Attorney 47 1, Doctor's Lane, New Delhi 4 Sh A K Mandal (Attorney) 11/1/1984 770 Attorney 43 No. 1, Doctor's Lane, New Delhi 5 Sh A K Nag (Advocate) 7/8/1961 262 21, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court, New Delhi 6 Sh A K Panda (Advocate) 15/10/1981 689 Designated as Sr. Advocate 60, National Park, Lajpat Nagar IV, New Delhi w.e.f. 20/4/98 7 Sh A K Sanghi (Advocate) 20/3/1974 507 Designated as Sr. Advocate 22 B-122, Pandara Road, New Delhi we.f. 18.2.2010 8 Sh A L Trehan (Advocate) 1/5/1975 540 24 A-3/71, Sector V, Rohini, Delhi-85 9 Sh A Mariarputham (Advocate) 29/10/1984 791 Designated as Sr. Advocate 48 34/22, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi w.e.f. 16.10.08 :: 1 :: Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 10 Sh A N Arora (Advocate) 3/2/1954 58 1 90/G, Connaught Circus, New Delhi 11 Sh A N Khanna (Advocate) 27/1/1954 11 Removed on his own request M 27, Gokul Niwas, Connaught Circus, Opp. by order of Registrar dt. Telephone Exchange, New Delhi-1 10/12/1959 12 Sh A N Kirpal (Advocate) 5/2/1954 63 14, Sendia House, Cannaught Circus, New Delhi 13 Sh A P Mohanty (Advocate) 24/3/1981 678 32 8, Darya Ganj, Delhi-2 9968190328 14 Sh A R Aggarwal (Advocate) 9/9/1958 232 6 Flat No. 3, 4th Floor, Bombay Mutual Bldg., Parliament Street, New Delhi 15 Sh A R Chaphekar (Advocate) 3/5/1972 464 17 15, Jain Mandir Road, New Delhi 16 Sh A Raghunath (Advocate) 30/4/1998 1126 339-G, Pocket-II, Mayur Vihar-I, Delhi-91 17 Sh Ajit Singh Pundir (Advocate) 15/10/1981 691 35 D-2, Radio Colony, Kingsway Camp, Delhi-9 9868257029 18 Sh A Sathath Khan (Advocate) 18/7/1984 783 46 19 Sh A Sreedharan Nambiar (Advocate) 3/3/1967 324 Designated as Sr. Advocate of 222, North Avenue, New Delhi-1 this court on 4/11/86 20 Sh A Subba Rao (Advocate) 12/2/1970 383 12 C - I/48, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi :: 2 :: Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 21 Ms. A Sumathi (Advocate) 14/12/2006 1390 85F, Pocket 1, Mayur Vihar Phase-1 [email protected], [email protected] 22 Sh A T M Sampath (Advocate) 29/8/1971 453 16 13/2, Western Extn. Area, Karol Bagh, New Delhi-5 [email protected] 23 Sh A V Rangam (Advocate) 27/7/1960 255 8 B-36, NDSE, New Delhi-16 24 Sh A V Velayudhan Nair (Advocate) 6/3/1964 274 Expired on 14.02.2019 9 13, Jain Mandir Marg, New Delhi 25 Sh A Venyagam Alias Balan (Advocate) 14/12/2006 1383 F-276, Ist Floor, Gali No. 5, Pandav Nagar, Mayur Vihar, Phase 1, Delhi-110091 26 Miss Abha Jain (Advocate) 10/5/1985 824 54 L-2, Indraprastha Aptts, Plot No. 114, IP Extn., Patparganj, Delhi-92 27 Ms. Abha R Sharma (Advocate) 19/9/1991 975 1049 114, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court Compound, ND. 011-23388358 28 Sh Abhay Chandrakant Mahimkar (Solicitor) 22/8/1991 966 Solicitor S-538, School Block, Shakapur, New Delhi :: 3 :: Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 29 Sh Abhay Kumar (Advocate) 14/12/2006 1377 Chamber: 104, Lawyer’s Chamber, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi – 110001 Office: C-13, LGF, Jangpura Extension, New Delhi- 110014. 011-24372882, 9810254016, 9310254016 [email protected] 30 Sh Abhay Kumar Ghanshyam Ahuja (Advocate) 19/10/2000 1200 137, New Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court, New Delhi-01 31 Sh Abhijat Parashar Medh (Advocate) 8/11/1990 946 897 Chamber No. 317, C K Daphtary Block, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi - 1 9810067264 32 Sh Abhijit Sengupta (Advocate) 15/10/1998 1153 1258 K-10A, Kailash Colony, New Delhi-48 G-1277, Chittaranjan Park, New Delhi 19 9810056046, 011-26279370 [email protected], [email protected] 33 Sh Abhishek Atrey (Advocate) 14/12/2006 1406 319, New Block Lawyers Chambers , Supreme Court of India , New Delhi [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] :: 4 :: Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 34 Sh Abhishek Chaudhary (Advocate) 12/1/2006 1349 1540 131 A, Pocket C, Sidharth Extn., New Delhi -14 9811280060 [email protected] 35 Sh Abhisth Kumar (Advocate) 5/9/2002 1266 1394 G-8, South Extn., Part-II, ND -49 9313089502 [email protected] 36 Sh Aribam Guneshwar Sharma (Advocate) 7/8/2003 1295 Appointed as ADJ, Manipur 1/53, Lalita Park, 2nd Floor, Vikas Marg, Delhi -92 Judl Service 28.5.10 & Ch. No. 119, Block II, Supreme Court, N. Delhi 37 Sh Adarsh Kumar Goel (Advocate) 5/9/1979 629 Designated as Sr. Advocate 42, Viveka Nand Puri, Delhi w.e.f 11/2/99 and elevated as Judge of Hon'ble Supreme Court on 07.07.2014 38 Smt. Ahilya Bhai Varma (Advocate) 21/3/1960 252 Removed by order of Hon'ble Judge in chamber dt. 23/8/60 39 Ms. Aishwarya Bhati (Advocate) 14/12/2006 1405 Designated as Senior 1600 18, Todarmal Road, Bengali Market, New Delhi Advocate by Supreme Court of [email protected] India w.e.f. 27.03.2019 40 Sh Ajai Nand Bardiyar (Advocate) 25/3/1977 586 Expired 28 36/4068, Raighar Pura, Karol Bagh, New Delhi-5 41 Sh Ajay Choudhary (Advocate) 11/10/2001 1217 New Lawyers Chambers , No. 219, Block No. 3, Tilak Lane, New Delhi-01 [email protected], [email protected] :: 5 :: Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 42 Sh Ajay K.Agrawal (Advocate) 12/8/1994 1056 126, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court, New Delhi 43 Sh Ajay Kumar Jain (Advocate) 10/4/1997 1110 196-97, Western Wing, Tis Hazari Court, Delhi 44 Sh Ajay Kumar Talesara (Advocate) 16/9/2004 1301 AC-78B, Shalimar Bagh, Delhi -88 011-27485073, 9818377516 [email protected] 45 Sh Ajay Manik Rao (Advocate) 13/11/1986 864 Elevated as Judge to the 214, V.P. House, Rafi Marg, New Delhi Bench of Bombay High Court 46 Sh Ajay Pal (Advocate) 14/12/2006 1375 58, Todarmal Road, Bengali Market,N.D. [email protected] 47 Sh Ajay Sharma (Advocate) 5/9/2002 1246 Appointed as Member 1374 131, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court of India, (Judicial), CESTAT. Name New Delhi removed vide orders dated 9891026780 29.10.2018 48 Sh Ajit Kumar Pande (Advocate) 15/10/1998 1146 Took voluntarily suspension on 1251 E-232, Greater Kailash - II, New Delhi 110048 being appointed as Judicial 9811032946 Member – Railway Claims [email protected], Tribunal, Kolkata on 21.04.15. [email protected] Name deleted on his request. Orders taken from Ld. Registrar (AOR) dt. 13.05.2015 :: 6 :: Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 49 Sh Ajit Kumar Sinha (Advocate) 11/10/1990 935 Elevated as Addl Judge to D2A/49A, Janakpuri, New Delhi Jharkhand HC as on 16-6-08 50 Sh Ajit Pudussery (Advocate) 12/9/1988 896 65 B3/34 B, Lawrence Road, Delhi-35 & 304, Lawyers Chambers Block No. 3, Supreme Court, ND [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] 23383153, 41741226, 9810164651 51 Sh Ajit Shankara Rao Bhasme (Advocate) 24/4/1985 819 Designated as Senior 52 G-37, Naraina Vihar, New Delhi-28 Advocate by Supreme Court of India w.e.f. 27.03.2019 52 Sh Akhilesh Kumar Pandey (Advocate) 22/4/1994 1032 114, Lawyers Chambers, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi 53 Miss Alamjit Chauhan (Advocate) 23/3/1988 893 64 BB-7B, Munirka , New Delhi 54 Sh Albert Isaac Tolegawkar (Advocate) 4/1/1977 577 27 D/311, Defence Colony, New Delhi 55 Sh Alok Gupta (Advocate) 5/9/2002 1250 111, Jor Bagh, New Delhi 56 Sh Alok Kumar (Advocate) 16/9/2004 1303 Flat No. 194, Tower No. 8, Supreme Enclave, Mayur Vihar, Ph-I, Delhi 57 Sh Alok Kumar Mohan Lal Bagla (Advocate) 24/9/1992 991 A-18, Sector-19, Noida-201 301 (UP) :: 7 :: Sl. No. Name & Address Date of File No./ Remarks CC. Code registration Reg.No. as an AOR 58 Sh Aftab Ali Khan (Advocate) 14/12/2006 1401 Ch. No. 308, C.K. , Daftari Chamber Block, Supreme Court of India , New Delhi 59 Sh Altaf Ahmed (Advocate) 5/3/1976 548 Designated as Sr. Advocate of E-24, Defence Colony, New Delhi-24 this Court on 27/10/86. Expired in May'15. 60 Sh Amal Kumar Ganguli (Advocate) 2/3/1976 546 34/22, East Patel Nagar, New Delhi 61 Sh Aman Mohit Hingorani (Advocate) 5/9/2002 1272 1400 A-19, Neeti Bagh, New Delhi -49 23383264, 23382206, 9810006829 [email protected] 62 Sh Amarendra Nath Dawm (Advocate) 7/2/1986 835 Expired on 3/7/02 876, Joshi Path, Karol Bagh, New Delhi 63 Sh Amarendra Sharan (Advocate) 18/10/1982 738 Designated as Sr.
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