Legal Practitioners and Bar Councils Act, 1973 — section 59B

59B. Removal from Bar Association..—(1) An Advocate who has once been admitted as a member of a Bar Association shall not be expelled or removed from such membership except on the ground that he has either incurred any of the disqualifications for the membership of a Bar Council under this Act or been in default in paying the fees of the Bar Association for a period of not less than twelve months: Provided that the membership of an advocate who is removed on the ground of his having been in such default shall stand restored if he pays up the fees due within sixty days of such removal]: Provided further that no member of a Bar Association shall be expelled or removed from membership by any Bar Association without giving him opportunity of being heard. [(2) Omitted]