Syed R Ahamed
15 October 2009 at 15:47
I am an engineering post-graduate currently doing managerial role in a private sector organization. Recently I am interested in taking up law as applicable to businesses as a differentiator to my career. I would like to know what are the options available to mid-career professionals like me to pursue legal education/career.
Shreya Kundu
13 October 2009 at 22:26
What is , if any, the difference between libel and slander ?
hello,from which site i get free latest judgements given by SC and HC...?
anshul sangal
12 October 2009 at 08:23
My self Anshul sangal.Can anybody tell about labour law firm in delhi and NCR that provides training in labour law.I am a LLB fresher.
Prateek Biyani
10 October 2009 at 22:41
Sir plz tell me what is "kaviat" in a general language. Also clear what is SLP (which is recently filed by CG in Reliance case)
masilamani.r
09 October 2009 at 15:08
Is there any Univercity/college offering Law course for persons aged more than 60 years,which should qualify them for practice as lawers in the court?(The course may be either in a regular college or in distance education mode)
I am being asked to give presentation having topic " Basic Knowledge of Law" for 20mnts. Please advice what points i have to cover.
Ld. members which one wil be the best book for International Law?
bar at law in uk ....
WHAT I HAVE UNDERSTOOD BY VISITION THE BRITISH COUNCIL LAST WEEK THAT I AM GOING TO GET A VERY LOW AMMOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIP AND FUNDING FOR MY BAR AT LAW SINCE THE INNS OF THE COURT DOES NOT PROVIDE FOR SCHOLARSHIPS.
I JUST WANTED TO KNOW THAT IF I COMPLETE MY MASTERS FROM A CERTIFIED UNIVERSITY OF UK. WHAT WILL I NEED TO DO IN ORDER TO QUALIFY MYSELF FOR BECOMING A BARRISTER. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE DECIPLINE OF BECOMING A BARRISTER IS TO ENROLL ONESELF IN ONE OF INNS OF THE COURT AFTER GRADUATION. I JUST WANTED TO KNOW THE REGULATIONS FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE ALREADY PASSED THEIR MASTERS IN LAW FOR BECOMING A BARRISTER.
PLEASE GUIDE ME WITH YOUR KIND ADVICE AND OBLIGE
THANKING YOU
YOURS SINCERELY
DEBANGANA