” The petitioner, an association of the Advocates ” Clerks has preferred this petition for writ to have direction for the respondent State to frame and promulgate schemes for the welfare of the Advocates ” Clerks.

2. As per the petitioner, the Advocates ” Clerks are an integral part of the justice delivery machinery, therefore, their profession is having recognition even under the Rajasthan High Court Rules, the General Rules (Civil) 1986 and in several other enactments, but no protection to them has been provided as given to the other professionals like Advocates, Chartered Accountants, Medical Practitioners etc. A need to regulate the profession of Advocates ” Clerks has been emphasised with a view to extend efficient service and contribution to the system with higher degree of protection from the hardships attached. It is pointed out that the Advocates ” Clerks though are under employment of the individual advocates, but are discharging statutory duties in addition to their private responsibilities with advocates. It is asserted that a deep sense of insecurity exists among the Advocates ” Clerks due to non-availability of any set of rules or norms to regulate their servi