7.THE DUTY TO SEEK ADVICE

7.1 If an Advocate is in doubt about the proper course of conduct to adopt, he should consult the Dean or Vice-Dean.If the Dean or Vice-Dean is not available, then another office-bearer should be consulted.If no office-bearer is available, then the Advocate should consult his devilmaster or another senior Member of faculty.

7.2 In explaining his position he must be absolutely frank and conceal nothing which might be relevant to the advice he seeks.

7.3 If an Advocate is told by the Dean or Vice-Dean that it is his duty to adopt a particular course of conduct, then he must act accordingly.In other cases, if he feels unable to accept the advice given, then he must make every effort to obtain the advice of the Dean or Vice-Dean.