ThePrint ThePrintPod: The summer vacation conundrum: How SC, advocates view ‘partial court working days’
Jun 20, 2025
Dive into the intriguing debate about senior advocates appearing before the Supreme Court during summer breaks. The court has expressed concern over this issue, highlighting the clash between the need for downtime and the push for continuous work. Hear diverse perspectives from senior lawyers on how court terms have evolved and the recent rules aimed at improving functionality during vacations. It's a fascinating look at the balance between rest and responsibility in the legal world.
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SC Disapproves Vacation Appearances
- The Supreme Court disapproves senior advocates appearing during summer vacations, viewing these breaks as necessary.
- This reflects a broader concern about maintaining a healthy work-life balance in the legal profession.
Advocate's Advice on Taking Breaks
- Lawyers should learn the essential skill of life balance by taking breaks, especially during court vacations.
- Conscious pauses help prevent burnout and enhance focus upon returning to work.
No Legal Bar on Vacation Work
- No legal rule prohibits senior advocates from working during court vacations.
- Willingness to work during vacations should be respected regardless of seniority.