kalyan
06 June 2019 at 07:28
Good Morning Sir/Madam,
Dear Sir/ Madam, am studying final year of Chartered Accountancy course. as you aware that, Chartered Accountants are debarred from submit case before honorable High courts and Supreme court since Chartered Accountants are not advocates. My specific interest is i want to represent my client before High court and Supreme court with respect to GST matters. My educational qualifications are 1) 10+2, 2) CA (with in one year i will get certificate). it is noteworthy to mention that, i don't have any Bachelor Degree from any university. with this backdrop, i decided to do LLB in-order to fulfill my dreams. as per my information, LLB will be 5 years after 10+2, and 3 years after Bachelor degree. as per MOU between ICAI (The Institute of Chartered Accountancy of India) and IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University), a Chartered Accountant can get bachelor degree with in one year as against 3 years.
with this background i would like to know the following information from your end,
1) Am i eligible to do LLB (2 years) after getting Bachelor degree from IGNOU ???
2) LLB (2 years) can be done in distinction mode ??? Note: My ultimate object is to do representation before Honorable High Court and Supreme Court.
kalyan
27 October 2018 at 12:50
Hi respected experts,
am at final stage of my chartered accountancy course, mostly i will have the knowledge of Income tax act, Goods and service act, customs law, Companies act ,FEMA act, SEBI regulations etc.
but various business sectors will be governed by various central and state acts.
if i got new client in diff sector like chit fund business or co-operative sector like that...
how i will get the information that,,, which act will govern that particular business.... since we have more than thousand act...
kindly help me in this regard .....
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