What is Power to give directions? Section 48B of Advocates Act, 1961
(1) For the proper and efficient discharge of the
functions of a State Bar Council or any committee
thereof, the Bar Council of India may, in the
exercise of its powers of general supervision and
control, give such directions to the State Bar
Councilor any committee thereof as may appear to it
to be necessary, and the State Bar Councilor the
committee shall comply with such directions.
(2) Where a State Bar Council is unable to perform
its functions for any reason whatsoever, the Bar
Council of India may, without prejudice to the
generality of the foregoing power, give such
directions to the ex officio member thereof as may
appear to it to be necessary, and such directions
shall have effect, notwithstanding anything
contained in the rules made by the State Bar
Council.
Section 48A : Power of revision
Section 48B : Power to give directions
Section 49 : General power of the Bar Council of India to make rules
Section 49A : Power of Central Government to make rules
Section 50 : Repeal of certain enactments
Section 51 : Rule of construction
CHAPTER VII TEMPORARY AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
Section 53 : Elections to first State Bar Council
Section 54 : Term of office of members of first State Bar Council
Section 55 : Rights of certain existing legal practitioners not affected
Section 56 : Dissolution of existing Bar Councils
Section 57 : Dissolution of existing Bar Councils
Section 58 : Special provisions during the transitional period
Section 58A : Special provisions with respect to certain Advocates
Section 58AA : Special Provisions in relation to the Union territory of Pondicherry
Section 58AD : Special provisions with respect to certain persons migrating to India
Section 58AE : Special provisions in relation to the Union territory of Goa, Daman and Diu
Section 58AF : Special provisions of relation to Jammu and Kashmir
Section 58AG : Special provisions in relation to article clerks
Section 58B : Special provisions relating to certain disciplinary proceedings
Section 59 : Removal of difficulties