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Satyanarayana Murthy Tamma 02 March 2020

can a person declared as insolvent may further study law course and practice in the court

if one person declared as insolvent and discharge period given is six months and later he studied law. now if he completed his course, will he enrolled as Advocate and can he practice in the courts?

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This discussion explores whether an individual declared insolvent can pursue a law degree and subsequently practise as an advocate. The consensus is that insolvency, being a civil matter rather than a criminal offence, does not inherently prevent someone from enrolling as an advocate. Therefore, an individual who has completed a law course after being declared insolvent should be able to apply for registration and practise in court without issue.

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Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 02 March 2020

Yes, what is the problem.

Satyanarayana Murthy Tamma 02 March 2020

is there any restriction in Advocate practice Rules for enrollment of a person declared as insolvent to enroll and practice as Advocate

Satyanarayana Murthy Tamma 02 March 2020

tq for ur response sir

Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 02 March 2020

There is nothing like that

just apply for registartion as Advocate ,Insolvancy is not any criminal act so henious to bar the issuance of license,

Satyanarayana Murthy Tamma 02 March 2020

Than q very much sir

Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 02 March 2020

Wel Come dear...............

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