SUPREME COURT - Ethical responsibility of Counsel of State is much Higher Advocate for State - Duty and responsibility - A counsel who represents the State is required to state the facts in a correct and honest manner - His action has to be sensible - He has a special duty towards the court in rendering assistance due to his access to the public records - He is also obliged to protect the public interest - That apart, he has a moral responsibility to the court - When these values corrode, one can say things fall apart - He should always remind himself that an advocate, while not being insensible to ambition and achievement, should feel the sense of ethicality and nobility of the legal profession in his bones. State Of Rajasthan And Anr vs Surendra Mohnot And Ors Decided on 30 June, 2014 CIVIL APPEAL NOS. 5860-5861 OF 2014 Follow us on twitter https://twitter/indianlawforum
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