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AJIT MISHRA

AJIT MISHRA (Querist)

06 November 2012 CAN A CA( WHO IS EMPLOYED)REPRESENT HIS CLIENT IN TRIBUNAL?

Amol S Joglekar

Amol S Joglekar (Expert)

06 November 2012 Officer on duty whether or not a CA, of a company can very well represent at Tribunal. He/she has to have the proper authority given by the said company to represent the said company at the tribunal.

AJIT MISHRA

AJIT MISHRA (Querist)

06 November 2012 SIR,
SUPPOSE I AM EMPLOYED BY A A CA FIRM (NOT HAVING COP) . COULD I REPRESENT A PERSON IN TRIBUNAL......THE PERSON IS NOT A CLIENT OF MY FIRM.....IF I AM NOT ABLE TO DO SO ....
THEN IF I PROVE THAT HE IS A CLIENT OF OUR FIRM..CAN THEN I AM ABLE TO REPRESENT HIMSELF IN A TRIBUNAL

Amol S Joglekar

Amol S Joglekar (Expert)

07 November 2012 You are employed in a CA firm. The said CA firm is not having the said person as its CLIENT..... still you can prove that the said person is the client of the firm in which you are employed..... Why these complications? Get an authority from the said client and then represent the said client in TRIBUNAL.

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