Briefing Senior Counsels: a Skill To Master | Senior Advocate Naveen R. Nath | Experiences

A very unique aspect of practicing in the Supreme Court is briefing Senior Counsel.
It is very obvious that many litigants do not want to take a chance because this is the last opportunity they have to question a judgment and try to see if they can get a favorable order.
So, most of the time in the Supreme Court, you will find that Senior Counsels are engaged by parties. The Advocate on record has therefore this responsibility of briefing Senior counsels.
Briefing Senior Counsels is a very, very important aspect of practicing in the Supreme Court. You need to brief a senior counsel, not only on the facts of the case but also on the law.
This is because every Senior Counsel has their own style of functioning.
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