ch prasad rao
31 January 2010 at 10:24
i am a bank assistant and getting promotion to supervisary post in SBI this year.pursuing Company Secretary program.My present qualification is MBA(FIN),CAIIB.after completing CS are there any better opportunities in banking sector for me? does lack of LLB dilute my career opportunities?
Anonymous
30 January 2010 at 15:31
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Suresh
30 January 2010 at 14:45
Following is the Extract from www.icwai.org>members>Code of Conduct>(Ctrl+F Advocate):
Members of the Institute in practice who are otherwise eligible may practice as advocates subject to the permission of the Bar Council but in such case, they should not use designation 'Cost Accountant' in respect of the matters involving the practice as an advocate. In respect of other matters they should use the designation 'Cost Accountant' but they should not use the designation 'Cost Accountant' and 'advocate' simultaneously.
So does that mean - any State Bar Council in India accepts to enroll practicing Cost Accountant as Advocate..??
NAIYAR JAMAL KHAN
30 January 2010 at 11:11
What is meant by “Non-performing assets” as per NBFC Prudential Norms?
Anonymous
27 January 2010 at 22:41
hello , can you please help me out which one is the best college for law 3 years ....delhi university , ILS pune , GLC mumbai , BHU , Lucknow university , plz help me out ....
Parthasarathi Loganathan
27 January 2010 at 20:26
Even with the advent of IT and latest developments in the Computer field, our learned brothers in the legal fraternity still shy away from using such channels for Law Practice for obvious reasons. Though forum like Lawsclubindia provides ample opportunity for the advocates to openly interact and participate in the queries related to recent trends in the field, but for few in the Hall of Fame, the desired results are not encouraging on the long run. I sincerely appeal to our brethren actively involved in the profession to come forward and share their experience and expertise in this forum which would serve as a great boon to the student community who are aspiring to become Top Lawyers in the country. We have been deprived by such facilities in our students days. But all students and lawyers should keep the thread going in a big way to keep abreast with the latest developments and trends in the profession. Participation in healthy debates also amount to virtual law practice. Please attach wide publicity about this forum in all communication channels. Thank U friends.
anshul sangal
27 January 2010 at 11:53
I am looking for lawyer in meerut under his guidance i can get practice in civil law?Please help me
Ranjeet Singh chauhan
26 January 2010 at 21:30
Hi All,
I lost my cell phone somewhere and as I wanted the new SIM for my Prepaid Mobile so I approached Police Chowki and asked to file complaint for the same in their Daily diary. They asked me for Affidavit for the same.
So as per CRPC anyone can file compaint without any charge or any affidavit but the police persopnnel informed me to get the affidavit anoly then they will entertain my complaint.
I get that affidabvit arranged and they easily provided me the complaint copy.
Now my quest is that is it mendatory in all cases including cognigable , non-cognigable or lost cases the complaint need to have affidavit or not..
Anonymous
26 January 2010 at 17:55
DEAR SIR / MADAM,
PLEASE TELL ME FROM WHERE CAN I DO DIPLOMA IN TAXATION LAW (PART TIME) OR DIPLOMA IN CONSUMER CONSULTANCY (PART TIME)
THANKS
KAUSHIK
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