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of <h1>Advocates must file powers of attorney when submitting memoranda of appeal or cross-objections under the amended Civil P. C. rule.</h1> <h3>In the matter of filing powers (documents of appointment) by an Advocate or Pleader Versus State</h3> In the matter of filing powers (documents of appointment) by an Advocate or Pleader Versus State - TMI The High Court of Rangoon clarified that advocates must file powers of attorney when filing memoranda of appeal or cross-objections under the newly amended Civil P. C. rule. Advocates contended that signing and filing memoranda of appeal falls under a different rule, but the Court held that advocates 'act' when filing such documents, requiring a power of attorney. The decision was based on the Bar Committee's recommendations and the definition of 'acting' for a client in legal proceedings.
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