Pawan Mutneja appointed Haryana advocate general

Mutneja returns to the state’s law office after nearly 27 years, having served as an additional advocate general from 1996 to 1999 during the rule of Bansi Lal-led HVP-BJP coalition

The Haryana government has appointed senior advocate Pawan Mutneja as the advocate general replacing Pravindra Chauhan who has been appointed as an additional judge at the Punjab and Haryana high court.

As a lawyer, Mutneja has handled cases of constitutional law, labour and industrial law, land acquisition cases, arbitration matters, consumer protection and service laws. (HT Photo)

Mutneja returns to the state’s law office after nearly 27 years, having served as an additional advocate general from 1996 to 1999 during the rule of Bansi Lal-led HVP-BJP coalition.

As a lawyer, Mutneja has handled cases of constitutional law, labour and industrial law, land acquisition cases, arbitration matters, consumer protection and service laws.

His appointment was made by the state government in terms of Article 165(1) of the constitution, said an August 21 order issued by additional chief secretary, administration of justice, Sudhir Rajpal.