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Sanchit Raj Garg (Director)     16 May 2011

Who can use title of Advocate

Person who is representing the others , or who is advocating the plea of others, can he use the title of Advocate as per law.



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DR.SANAT KUMAR DASH (Eye Specialist)     16 May 2011

Those persons, who are Enrolled in the BAR COUNCIL under the Advocate's Act are known as ADVOCATES.

nidhi sharma ( student)     17 May 2011

The persons who are enrolled in the Bar Council are called Lawyers and when they are representing someone in court they are called there Advocates.

Arup (UNEMPLOYED)     18 May 2011

1) one has to pass  llb.

2) thereafter pass bar council exam.

3) register himself as a member of any bar council.

now he is an advocate and can plead in favour of a party at court. he is now an advocate.

atul mahajan (advocate)     19 May 2011

1) one has to pass  llb.

2) thereafter pass bar council exam.

3) register himself as a member of any bar council.

now he is an advocate and can plead in favour of a party at court. he is now an advocate.


sandeep (prop)     20 May 2011

In India All Are advocate (bin baste ka vakil)

Arup (UNEMPLOYED)     22 May 2011

In India All Are advocate (bin baste ka vakil)

 

---    baste bad me aata hain, pahele exam pass karne parta.

the diffrence lies on the point that, an advocate is allowed to appear at the court in favour of a party.

a non advocate may have the knowledge law but not allowed to appear in favour of a party.


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