Formal notice to the court of an advocate's appearance for a party.
A Memo of Appearance is a short formal filing informing the court that an advocate is appearing for a named party in a case. It's typically filed alongside or shortly after the Vakalatnama.
No — the Vakalatnama is the authorization from the client; the Memo of Appearance is the advocate's notice to the court that they are appearing.
Usually at or before the first hearing the advocate appears at, though practice varies by court.
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