Order 52, rule 8 of Civil Procedure Rules : Title and service of appeal
(1) A memorandum of appeal under section 62(1) or section 73(1) of the Act shall be intituled “in the matter of the Act”, and “in the matter of an advocate”, or, as the case may be, an advocate’s clerk, without naming him.
(2) Unless the court otherwise orders, the persons to be served with the memorandum of appeal shall be the society and every party to the proceedings before the Disciplinary Committee.
(3) A person who has not been served with the memorandum of appeal but who desires to be heard in opposition to the appeal may be heard if the court considers him a proper person to be heard.
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