Anonymous
01 January 2012 at 20:18
sir/madam,
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL EXPERTS .
I HAD MY LAW DEGREE FROM MAHARASHTRA ..AND I WANT TO KNOW THAT CAN I APPEAR FOR EXAM OF JUDICIAL SERVICE,FROM RAJASTHAN..
THANKING U
Sourabh
31 December 2011 at 23:32
I am an engineering graduate (completed in 2004) and we had 8 semesters in our B.E course. My 4th semester marksheet was wrongly printed so I was asked to submit it and that a new marksheet would be issued to me.
As per the instructions by university(nothing in written), I submitted my marksheet and till date I have not received updated marksheet.
I have been trying to get updated marksheet since 10 years but university is not entertaining me. They are saying that they are unable to locate the records.
I have my original degree certificate and rest 7 semester marksheets with me but now a days every company is asking for all the marksheets along with degree certificate for employment so I am really upset and in a big problem.
Can someone please suggest in this regard else my life will be ruined.
Many Thanks!
Sourabh
31 December 2011 at 23:19
I am an engineering graduate (completed in 2004) and we had 8 semesters in our B.E course. My 4th semester marksheet was wrongly printed so I was asked to submit it and that a new marksheet would be issued to me.
As per the instructions by university(nothing in written), I submitted my marksheet and till date I have not received updated marksheet.
I have been trying to get updated marksheet since 10 years but university is not entertaining me. They are saying that they are unable to locate the records.
I have my original degree certificate and rest 7 semester marksheets with me but now a days every company is asking for all the marksheets along with degree certificate for employment so I am really upset and in a big problem.
Can someone please suggest in this regard else my life will be ruined.
Many Thanks!
Anonymous
31 December 2011 at 16:39
SIR WHAT IS THE DIFFERECE BETWEEN SOLICITOR AND ADVOCATE. WE FREQUENTLY READ IN PAPERS THE PHRASES "ADVOCATE GENERAL" AND "SOLICITOR GGENERAL"
Ankush Gupta
31 December 2011 at 15:16
Hi Friends,
I am an MBA professional working with an MNC. I have a core interest in Law and would like to pursue LLB course.
But not sure, for which university/institute to go with. I am also in a dilemma whether to go with evening LLB is a good option or not??
Please help me!!!!! to be one among you...:)
Anonymous
31 December 2011 at 12:08
I had took a education loan in 2008.
Now I am not able to pay the instalments regularly onn time, Since, I am pursuing further education.
So I want to know whether my Education Loan Account will Turn into NPA.
If, so what are the legal actions that can be taken by bank against me.
Anonymous
30 December 2011 at 21:11
Thank u all sir who helped me actually i was worried from the fact that can the professor later informs about the cheat that i left in the copy to the college but ur all suggestion helped me a lot.
Anonymous
30 December 2011 at 13:01
sir,
I DID LLB FROM ROHTAK UNIVERSITY WITHOUT TAKING PERMISSION FROM MY EMPLOYER.CAN I DO LLB EVENING CLASS AFTER TAKING PERMISSION FROM MY EMPLOYER FROM THE SAME UNIVERSITY?I AM A CENTRAL GOVT EMPLOYEE.
THANKS
Anonymous
29 December 2011 at 21:55
sir i passed my graduation in 2010.But in my third part exam i used a cheat in one of the honours paper and by mistake i left cheat in the copy although i am not a bad student in terms of study but there some reason due to which i had to use cheat in the exam.when i saw the results i declared pass with 64% in grad.i want to know that will this incident can cause problem for me in future and affect my job.At present i am working in SBI as a single window opereator.
Evening law llb
Sir,
is evening law degree LLB 3 Year is valid for practice as a lawyer and for civil judge exam?if yes then
please give me list of evening law colleges in india approved by india?
is LLB evening LLB is valid for year 2012 also after supremecourt order as below which was given in 2006 as written in newspaper :
New Delhi, July 13 (UNI) The Supreme Court has given the green signal for running evening law colleges by quashing the Bar Council of India (BCI) resolution barring the evening law colleges as ultra vires of the Advocates Act, 1961.
A bench of Justices K G Balakrishnan, Tarun Chatterjee and D K Jain held yesterday that there had not been effective consultation by the BCI with state Bar Councils and the universities in the matter.
The apex court upheld the Punjab and Haryana high court order dated September 29, 2000 declaring amended rules 2 (i) of Bar Council Rules as violative of the Advocates Act,1961.
The apex court dismissed the appeal filed by BCI against the high court judgment.
The court also cleared the decks for disposal of applications for enrolment as advocates pending before various state Bar Councils by those who have studied law through evening law colleges.
thanks