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R.D. Pawar   23 August 2013 at 21:52

How to prepare for llb first year exam? i am doing it from ccs university.

Dear All,

Please provide your expert guidance in preparation for LLb First year exam. I am pursuing LLb from CCS University.

Regards,
RD Pawar

Ramesh Tikamdas Bajaj   23 August 2013 at 15:56

Court of small causes

In this suit, which is totally false, even the court fee stamp fee paid is a fraction of the correct stamp which should have been paid.
Pls guide me how I should I ensure that proper stamp fees are paid before the case proceeds further.
The plaintiff has just filed the evidence after a delay of 2 years.(after many delaying tactics and many dates)
I am facing tremendous financial constraints and this false eviction suit has been filed just to make me spend money.
I had ammended my written statement and the contention of stamp duty was taken up. One of the new issues was about stamp duty.






dheeraj chimnani   22 August 2013 at 16:05

To change father name in m.p board marksheet

sir, maine 10th and 12th class year 1999 and 2001 respectively pass ki. lekin usme mere father ka name rambaboo chimnani hai jabki unka sahi naam baldev ram chimnani hai. to mujhe aap procedure bataye father name change karwane k liye.
mere paas gazzette notification bhi hai

kalaivani.c   22 August 2013 at 10:27

Doing bl in corres

can i do B.l in corres? if i did like that can i practice as a lawyer? please give the details of colleges offering llb in distance mode...

Ainul Haque   21 August 2013 at 10:51

Registration for practice

Dear Sir,

I have passed LLB exam from Vinoba Bhave University Hazaribagh.

Now i want to registration in Delhi.

can i get registered in the Delhi court if yes, then what is the procedure of registration.

kishore pinjera   20 August 2013 at 12:06

Llb court distance mode

SIr,

a person persued LLB through distance mode, will he qualified for practice in court.

thanks in advance for your reply

RANJEET KUSHWAHA   20 August 2013 at 01:08

carrier guidance

I am student of C.S. final with already one module cleared and just appeared in LLB last semester exam. I am waiting for result of LLB.
Now my question is that, in what manner should I sharpen my carrier so that I may have bright future.
Plz suggest.

kishore pinjera   19 August 2013 at 10:26

Llb eligibility

Dear Sir,

i hav persured B.com through Distance mode and I don't hav Intermeditae certificate, my Pass Percentage is 44% in Degree.

Am i eligible to join LLB Course. if eligibigle in which college.


Please reply urgent.

thank in advance for your reply

CHIRAG DOSHI   17 August 2013 at 19:56

Senior citizen card

Sir,

I need sinior Citizen Card For My Parents.

Is it possible to get online?

What is the site to get information for that?

Thank you,

Regards,
Chirag Doshi

Gautham Pradhan   15 August 2013 at 17:14

M.l. vis-a-vis ll.m

Sir,
I am an LL.B. degree holder looking to enroll in a Masters Degree in Law, in order to register for Ph.D. in Law and pursue a career in the Teaching of Law.

In my search for answers to
(1) whether a “Master of Law” is equivalent to “LL.M”? and
(2) whether I will be eligible to register for Ph.D. in Law after I obtain a “Master of Law”?

I came across certain apparent discrepancies, which I want to submit to your notice and seek appropriate clarification.

Firstly
In one document pertaining to Sec 22 of the UGC Act, downloaded from the UGC website,
I found the following:
Master of Laws (M.L.)
Master of Law or Laws (LL.M.)

Secondly
In the full UGC Act, also downloaded from the UGC website,
I found the following:
Master of Law or Laws (M.L.)
Master of Law or Laws (LL.M.)
(Notice the difference in the definition of M.L.)

Thirdly
In my opinion the following may be more appropriate:
Master of Law (M.L.) & Master of Laws (LL.M.),
Like “Doctor of Law (D.L.)” & “Doctor of Laws (LL.D.)”, mentioned in List of Degrees Specified for the purposes of Section 22 of the UGC Act.

Please advise,
(1) Whether a “Master of Law” is equivalent & equal in status to “LL.M.”?
(2) Whether I will be eligible to register for Ph.D. in Law after I obtain a “Master of Law”?