Explanation:

All three statements are correct.

Recently, the Supreme Court held that Advocates-on-Record (AoRs) bear full responsibility for the accuracy of petitions filed before the Court, even if the drafts are prepared by other advocates.

About Advocate-on-Record (AoR)

• The concept of AoR was introduced by the SC with the power given to it under Article 145(1) of the Constitution of India, which states that the SC may, from time to time, make rules for regulating the practices and procedures in the court.

• An AoR is a l?gal prof?ssional who is entitled to represent clients and plead for them in the SC.

• It is a sp?cific cat?gory of advocates with rights of audi?nc? in th? SC.

• An AoR has th? exclusive right to fil? and conduct cas?s in th? SC. No advocate other than AoR can appear and plead in any matter unless an AoR instructs him.

• No other High Court in India has a similar provision.

Roles and Responsibilities:

• Only an AoR is authorised to file a Vakalatnama on behalf of a client in the SC. The Vakalatnama is a crucial document that grants the advocate the authority to represent the client.

• All the procedural aspects need to be completed by AOR with the assistance of a registered clerk.

• This includ?s drafting and filing p?titions, applications, and oth?r l?gal documents.

• Any notice or order/correspondence by the SC is sent to the AoR.

• An AoR is personally liable for the due payment of all fees/charges payable to the court.

• The Advocate is required to be enrolled with any State Bar Council.

• The Advocate is required to have a prior experience of at least 4 years.

• The Advocate has undergone a training of 1 year under a senior AoR.

• The Advocate has appeared for the examination conducted by the SC.

• The Advocate is required to have an office in Delhi within a radius of 10 miles from the SC house and give an undertaking to employ a clerk, who shall be a registered clerk, within one month of being registered as an AoR.

Hence option 4th is correct.