ABDUS SAMAD ANSARI
03 September 2011 at 17:52
Sir I am fresh CA want to build up my carear in law field though i have done graduation un commerce from distance learning i want to purse LLB REGLAR so please advise me where i can do this? and if i join MBL (master in business law) from NSL distance education can that will be better? wheather degre from distance learning will be nice or not?
thank you
Member (Account Deleted)
03 September 2011 at 16:48
HI TO ALL.....
HI I HAVE COMPLETED MY ENGG DEGREE IN APRIL 2008.BUT AFTER 14 MONTHS I GOT THE LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR THAT MY PROJECT IS UNSATISFACTORY AND THEY ARE GOING TO EXPELL MY ROLL NO FROM THE INSTITUTION...SO I HAVE THE FOLLOWING QUERIES.....
1.IS IT POSSIBLE TO EXPEL MY ROLL NO AFTER ISSUING A DEGREE CERTIFICATE?IF NOT PLS TELL ME THE IDEAS SO THAT I CAN GO AGAINST THE INSTITUTE
2.THE SAME DIRECTOR EVALUATED MY PROJECT REPORT AND AWARDED THE GRADE AND MARKS CARD.SO CAN I GO AGAINST HIM?IF YES PLS SUGGEST ME THE RULES SO ACCORDING TO THAT I CAN GO AGAINST HIM?
3.I WANT TO CLOSE THIS CASE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE....SO PLS TELL ME THE SIMPLE WAY TO COME OUT FROM THIS .....
Manjeet kumar sahu
02 September 2011 at 09:32
While continuously following the news of Justice Soumitra Sen,it was noticed that everybody was talking about the impeachment o f the Judge but as per the constitution of india.Judges can be removed and not impeached.
What is the basic difference between the Impeachment and Removal?President removal is categorised as impeachment but this is not the case with the removal of Judges.Please through some light upon this situation.Why cannot we use the term impeachment of judges?
Anonymous
31 August 2011 at 19:24
Dear somebody,
There are two govt law colleges in Hassan district of karnataka. The principals of these colleges r chemistry PG holders.BCI,KSLU has asked govt to change them.They are also transfered in 2010 and 2011 july.But they are staying in the same colleges.They have diobeyed transfer orders of govt.of karnataka.Please somebody raise this issue.
Rajeev Bhushan
31 August 2011 at 16:16
hi friends
i am ca final student and also completed my graduation
i want to enroll myself in LLB course. pls guide me.
also give me detail regarding regular and corresponding LLB .
is their any difference.
also give detail duration, fees structure,and regular college .
thanks
Anonymous
30 August 2011 at 19:48
I am currently doing MBA through distance education of a well known university. I am thinking about doing MSc in Mathematics because I like Mathematics very much.
I would like to know whether it is legally possible within India to do 2 such degrees simultaneously, that is, to do one course full-time and the other through distance learning and their course periods overlap fully or partially. Thank you
Anonymous
30 August 2011 at 19:47
I am currently doing MBA through distance education of a well known university. I am thinking about doing MSc in Mathematics because I like Mathematics very much.
I would like to know whether it is legally possible within India to do 2 such degrees simultaneously, that is, to do one course full-time and the other through distance learning
sukhpal singh
29 August 2011 at 22:22
Sir,
My query is, A Govt employee has been removed from service in 2009, thereafter he pursue LLB and going to be a law graduate in 2012. Is there any problem for him as per section 24A of Advocate Act 1961,to practice law as an Advocate?
Sushil Kumar Sharma
29 August 2011 at 11:14
Dear All Experts,
I am a student of CS and LL.b i need your expert guidance. My query is :-
1. What is Strict and Absolute Liability? With case Laws.
2. Distinction between Strict and Absolute Liability.
An early reply is highly appreciated.
THANKS IN ADVANCE....
SUSHIL
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