BCI proposes Advocates Act overhaul, bars foreign lawyers from Indian courts
New Delhi, July 21 -- Mumbai,
New Delhi :
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has proposed a revised Draft Advocates Act Amendment Bill, 2026, which introduces changes to Section 47 to ensure that Indian courts remain the exclusive domain of Indian advocates and that foreign lawyers and law firms are not permitted to appear before any Indian court.
The proposals also state that draft rules governing foreign law firms and lawyers must be framed with prior approval from the central government, as the Centre is best placed to take into account the country's diplomatic and bilateral relations with foreign countries.
They also propose increasing women's representation in the apex statutory body from 25 to 33, including four elected and three co...
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