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russell sarkar ( Lawyer )     17 November 2009

term lawyer and advocate

what is the difference between the term lawyer and advocate. Does only llb passed students who enrol in state bar council are allowed to call himself advocate ? Can a llb passed out student who does not enrol in state bar council due to his full time employment in private sector can call himself advocate. If not then can he call himself a lawyer?


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Kanaksinh P.Boda

Kanaksinh P.Boda (Educationist/Lawyer)     21 November 2009

A law graduate in full time emplyment is not allowed to practice and hence can not use term lawyer/advocate for himself. He is only law graduate.

russell sarkar

russell sarkar ( Lawyer )     22 November 2009

Sir, can a LLB graduate who is in full time employment can use the term legal consultant i.e can he call himself a legal consultant .
K. Rajendra Prakash

K. Rajendra Prakash (Advocate)     02 December 2009

A Law Graduate in full-time employment is not allowed to practice.  He cannot call himself a Lawyer/Advocate.


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