arc_2014
22 May 2010 at 13:11
Hi
I would like to know that is it compulsory for a student to have 45% in graduation to get addmission in 3yrs LLB. If so then why are univ. which are even recognised by Bar council allowing candidates to write the entrance exam to any graduates.
Also in the BAR COUNCIL INDIA website in the section CHAPTER II
Standards of Professional Legal Education
No. 7. Minimum marks in qualifying examination for admission it uses 'may be'.Can anybody explain this.
Regards
Anjana
Anonymous
21 May 2010 at 20:53
A copy of the act and a critical study on it may be published by the experts
Anonymous
21 May 2010 at 20:13
I AM INTENDING TO DO LLB.HAVING DONE MY BCOM I CAN ONLY ENROLL FOR THE 3 YEAR LAW DEGREE COURSE.I AM BEING UNABLE TO DECIDE THAT WHETHER SHOULD I GO FOR LLB FROM INDIA OR FROM ABROAD.PLEASE ADVICE AS TO WHAT WOULD BE THE BETTER CAREER OPTION AT THE EARLIEST.
THANKING YOU.
rajesh vishwani
21 May 2010 at 11:54
fees paid for enrollment as advocate are for life time or again payable after resuming practice after stopping practice
Aashish Satpute.
19 May 2010 at 23:00
hello,actually i want to know about 1.what is the concept of "WHITE COLLAR CRIME"?development?origin?
2.what is the role of indian judiciary towards white collar crime?
3.how we can stop white collar crime.?
any link is there regarding above question please reply ?
Ranjeet Singh chauhan
19 May 2010 at 19:23
I am social rights activist based in Faridabad. I work for envirnoment
and tree protection as well. I searched the PDF copy of below judgement from
http://lobis.nic.in/dhc/ but I could not find it.
I crave for you that please provide me the link for below judgement so
that I can take necessary corective steps for protecting trees in
Faridabad
I need the judgement of below two Links.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/Delhi-trees-to-get-6-ft-breathing-space/articleshow/5174449.cms
http://www.hindustantimes.com/Remove-concrete-from-around-trees-before-monsoon-HC/Article1-514937.aspx
Anonymous
19 May 2010 at 17:50
Dear members,
While writing a defination of someting as per law in an exam, it is very difficult to write exactly. Example, In an exam question comes as, write a defination of "Customer" as per CCI act 2002?
What is best way of writing? Need your suggestion.
Pritom Baruah
rajkumar satpathy
18 May 2010 at 18:48
being a fresh law graduate i am practicing in district and sessions court Bhubaneswar as a lawyer since last 3 years now i want to do PGDIPR course (post graduate diploma in intellectual property rights) from IGNOU for getting job in Delhi in legal field so it is request to the club members to suggest me whether PGDIPR is enough for me or side by side i will do any other course for the betterment of my job?
Anonymous
17 May 2010 at 15:59
I have completed my Btech (IT) - regular -anna university and doin my MBA - corres - in madras university. I m running a company, i m facing many legal issues so i wanna do Law.
I dono the way but i can do only in distance education . I hav searched.
Annamalai univ offers BGL .. is this gud?
Any other univ offers LLB in corres?
wan to be legal lawyer
Pl give me some idea or msg 9941111258, i ll call
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