prerna oberoi
30 August 2009 at 02:18
what's better from career point of view financially aswell as in growth terms:
a)doing C.S simultaneously with law??
or
b)doing ll.m from U.K in IPR after completing law??
prerna oberoi
30 August 2009 at 02:07
what's better from career point of view financially aswell as in growth terms:
a)doing C.S simultaneously with law??
or
b)doing ll.m from U.K in IPR after completing law??
kirtirani sole
29 August 2009 at 18:02
Resp.Sir/Madam, could I get brief facts & principle of following 2 cases-
1.L.I.C.of India,A.P V.Sh.Bhavanam Srinivas Reddy II(1991)CPJ 189
2.L.I.C.V. Sheela Devi II(1991)CPJ 722
Thanks & Regards
Kirti.
kalyan
29 August 2009 at 16:41
Hi,
this is kalyan i would like to ask u on LLB studying.so,i have some dobt on LLB.
i had completed by degree (B.COM)in andhra university.I had only ssc and B.com corresondance thats why is this eligible for studying LLB or not.please clarify my dobt.
thanking you
arvind mahajan
24 August 2009 at 21:02
I've recently completed LL.B with 61% from CCS University. Pls advice whether I should go for LL.M from Annamalai University, as DU admissions r over and evening classes in ILI, delhi are quite expensive at Rs32k p.a. Moreover, if I opt for LLm this year it will save my year and I'm also not sure abt whether DU offers LLM thru evening classes.
So the choice is only Annamalai which offers 2 choices:
i) Contracts & mercantile law
ii) Labour laws & administrative law.
whether it is beneficial to go for LLM?
& if yes then which stream I'ld opt for?
I'm of 37 with PG in Personeel Mgt and Industrial Relations & already into service and wish to switch to either LPOs or practicing.
Whether I can compete for any judiciary exams or any other posts announced by Ministry of Law?
Pls advice
Sushanta
24 August 2009 at 16:40
Hello Sir,
Could you please tell me how to know under which category ( Criminal case, Family matters , etc) a give judgment is falling ?
I am considering the supreme court judgments available at :--- "http://www.commonlii.org/in/cases/INSC/".
Thanks in advance.
~Sushanta
Sushanta
23 August 2009 at 11:45
Hello All,
Could someone please tell me, how to know which are the ACTs/Laws or relevent to a given judgment. I am reading a judgment available at "http://www.commonlii.org/in/cases/INSC/".
1:-- I can see that there is subheading "ACT:" , so is it sufficient only to consider this field only or I need to go inside ?
2:-- Apart from this, is there any format by which the ACTs are mentioned , if yes what is that ?
A Truthseeker
22 August 2009 at 09:28
prevention is better than cure. so, are lawyers' role more important than doctors'?a man first quarrels, then ffights, then gets injured, then treated by doctor.
Shah Trupti
21 August 2009 at 17:48
Dear Sir,
I want to ask you about Limited Liability Partnership Act and What is Limited Liability Partnership? Pls give me all the details on this topic as soon as possible.
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Study of Law and Enrolment
At present I am working in private and can not study as a regular law student. But, I intend to pursue Law course from an open university and become an advocate? Later, i came to know that students with law degree from open university are not eligible for enrolment?
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