Ankur Gupta
30 March 2010 at 01:35
Dear Experts,
Has SC stayed the age bar of BCI in LLB entrance or just stayed the proceedings in various high courts on this behalf; The Rohilkhand University in my home town of Bareilly (comes under the jurisdiction of Allahabad High Court) in its notification has still cited the age bar in its entrance examination notification..
What remedial measure can one take ?
Anonymous
29 March 2010 at 22:39
sir, i want to know about the career at cyber law?
anupam sharma
27 March 2010 at 12:49
how to prepare for judicails prelims....its only a month away now????
Anonymous
26 March 2010 at 16:16
dear all
pls tell how i will get the list of advocate in my city,is there any webside or govt doc.etc.
I want to send a legal notice through advocate so i need name, address and contact no. of advocates. I realy dont know any one in my city.
and how much i have to pay (fees) for consultion and sending notice.
how will i get
pls reply
Ganesh
26 March 2010 at 16:04
Dear sir/Madam
Please tell me the diffarance between Advocate and Lawyer.
who will file the case in court? and issues notice?
himanshu singh
26 March 2010 at 12:52
Dear Sir,
I came to know about KIIT Law School, I do not know about this school, please let me know whether this school is a recognized by UGC, and is this school valid for LLM & PHD courses.
Thanking You.
bhanu pratap720
24 March 2010 at 19:54
i want to course the ll.m. course with specialisation in international law. kindly mention the institution which provide ll.m. in international law .
Anita Dores
24 March 2010 at 17:30
An owner (A) of the flat puts an ad on paper tht he intends to sell his flat on ownership on 'as is where is' basis. d intrested person(B) goes to meet the owner and aftr prelimnary discussion A refuses to sell the flat without any reason though B is willing to but the flat.Plaintiff (B) contends in his suit tht A has given a public offer so A is bound to transfer the said flat to him but the owner (A) contends tht the ad is not a offer.
Can advertisement on a newspaper b termed as an offer??
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Embracing a legal career at age 41
Hi,
I am a commerce graduate aged 36. I was working in the corporate world till last year.Then due to an accident I had to rest at home for 8 months. Now it is really difficult to restart my career in metros. I am planning to work at my home place and study CS alongside.After completing Finals, I think I will go to some metro and go for the 15 month training and then start a career as a CS at 40/41 years of age. Then I plan to study for LLB (evening classes)
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