Should foreign law firms be allowed to practice in India? |
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| Yes | 53 % |
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| No | 46 % |
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| Can't say | 2 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 443 | |
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| Posted by A. A. JOSE |
03/11/2008 12:28:15 |
| OF COURSE, THERE SHOULD NOT BE ANY BARRIER AND WE SHOULD NOT BE A CLOSED DOOR NATION. | |
| Posted by Pankaj Kumar |
03/09/2008 11:02:52 |
| it would hamper ourlawyer growth | |
| Posted by Mayur rana |
03/09/2008 10:30:44 |
| With regulation | |
| Posted by arun agrawal |
02/09/2008 20:10:45 |
| Indian Law Firms should learn to practice in a more competitive international environment. | |
| Posted by RADHA PYARI SRIPADA |
02/09/2008 12:22:16 |
| as of now, litigation costs are prohibitive for indian public. the scenario will be worse if foreign firms are allowed to practice in India. | |
| Posted by praveen kumar |
01/09/2008 20:27:07 |
| becouse , they come for out side or foreigen law form who will be get some banifit | |
| Posted by nitin |
01/09/2008 18:27:02 |
| they should hire some indian advocates/firms | |
| Posted by manjunath datar |
01/09/2008 12:53:02 |
| why not the foreign law firms will give indian lawyers more exposure and better competition. | |
| Posted by praveen tiwari |
01/09/2008 12:22:47 |
| why not , because competition improve this profession | |
| Posted by kavita jain |
01/09/2008 11:23:45 |
| surely be allowed so that enhanced competitiveness would lead to effectiveness.. | |
| Posted by mehul |
31/08/2008 23:35:04 |
| if India wants to be accepted by the entire world then this is necessary | |
| Posted by KamalNayanSaxena |
30/08/2008 19:04:17 |
| Healthy competition with new ideas is always prosperous to everyone in all repect. | |
| Posted by ANAND SUMAN |
30/08/2008 14:55:06 |
| Dear All, According to my perception, foreign law firm should be permitted to practise in india as it is a way not only to gain different skills but also different modus operandi of operating a law firm.Working with foreign law firms indian lawyer can learn a lot and could change the old traditional pattern of indian judiciary. Thanks, Anand Suman Advocate,Consultant & Trade Mark Attorney (Founder Director) ANAND LEGAL SOLUTION E- 42 B, Third floor, jawahar park khanpur, new delhi- 110062 Mib. 9958330546 | |
| Posted by A.G.Syam kumar |
30/08/2008 11:31:16 |
| in case if the government allows the same,the same will affect the low and average profile professionals and in case if not allowed,as part of the relation between countries in regard to matters touching universal interest,our country will be forced to allow in future by pressure So alone my opinion is the third among the options | |
| Posted by Abhinav Singh Thakur |
29/08/2008 21:15:30 |
| Yes, foreign law firms if will be allowed to practice in india it will encourage and fecilitate the knowledge of law expending globely , Afterall we believe in ourself. It will expand our scope too. | |
| Posted by V.Raghavan |
28/08/2008 21:38:34 |
| This will make our lawyers to loose number of cases | |
| Posted by Sanjay K Jha |
28/08/2008 18:29:19 |
| In the age of globalisation it's unfair to bar foreign law firms to practice in India. It's the globalisation which is creating lacs of jobs for Indian youth. | |
| Posted by gourav |
28/08/2008 15:09:06 |
| yes | |
| Posted by Ambika.S |
28/08/2008 11:51:37 |
| principle of natural justice will be the basis for ajudication any person is at liberty to practice law any where in the world. I would like to remember our Senior Solicitors/Advocates/Baristars who fought for Independence practised outside India. I would like to remember them. Some of them are Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Vallabai Patel, Vittalbai Patel. | |
| Posted by Shyla |
26/08/2008 21:31:20 |
| well i would agree because it is beneficial for the young lawyers in india!!! n mite give a good paypack. | |
| Posted by sanjay kumar patibandla |
26/08/2008 16:36:08 |
| Foreign law firms should not be allowed to our country. If any one wants to practice in our country, they must attend written examination regarding our culture and our roots. Laws came out from our needs. | |
| Posted by mohd. muqim khan |
25/08/2008 10:28:23 |
| Foreign firms may be allowed as there are no boundaries of countries today. Global market has been recognized by the society. However only those firms may be allowed, which belongs to the country, where our law firms and advocates are allowed to practice / appear in the court under the norms taking care of the safe guards / interest of the legal profession of this country. | |
| Posted by RAM DEO KAKRA |
24/08/2008 13:55:30 |
| it willno doubt benificial in all respect | |
| Posted by Brijesh Sharma |
24/08/2008 13:37:26 |
| Foreign law firms be allowed to practice in India because most of us who are in legal field are not sincere and when they come in india, the possibility of revolution in interpretation of Indian statutes would be increased. | |
| Posted by Sanjay Agarwal |
24/08/2008 07:17:04 |
| foreign law firms may try to win over the bench by hook or crook as they do not know the complexities of a litigation and their whole system is based upon computer/internet | |
| Posted by G. ARAVINTHAN |
23/08/2008 11:48:47 |
| Yes. The privilege obtained under Liberalization, Privatization, Globalization helps the foreign law firms to practice in India. It promotes the field of law in mutual development through knowledge transfer and which in due course heps to amend our law, based on the recommendations or adoptions from the foreign law | |
| Posted by Saptarshi Chakraborty |
23/08/2008 10:11:10 |
| This would allow for competition and hence result in better quality of work. It would also brighten up the salary perspective of Indian Lawyers. | |
| Posted by ssreenivas gosala |
22/08/2008 23:12:47 |
| let them come it will be a great opertunity for them to learn more from our country and from our legal sistom .thankyou | |
| Posted by ssreenivas gosala |
22/08/2008 23:06:32 |
| the laywer should havae the mind to understand the feelings of the people of this country and shal have respect to the cusssssstums of this land then only he can represent the litigent public inthis country . so only indians can only repressent litigent publick before any court of law in this country | |
| Posted by CSSR Venugopal |
22/08/2008 22:39:30 |
| take this challenge and we can proove that no can compete with u(Indian lawyers) in research methodology | |
| Posted by veerendra patil |
22/08/2008 18:28:21 |
| They create competition and so many people can't face that because they ecanamicaly strong | |
| Posted by RADHAKRISHNA.A |
22/08/2008 09:19:14 |
| orginally judicial sYstEm starts is its independent orgin without any extraneous influence in india | |
| Posted by aruntrivedi |
21/08/2008 20:49:33 |
| to some extent - the ministry and law board may frame some norms limiting their periphery. | |
| Posted by Ratilal V.Sakaria |
21/08/2008 18:58:51 |
| Our present policy should not be a bottleneck for efficient and knowldgeable indial lawyres in going global | |
| Posted by rajendra |
21/08/2008 12:19:46 |
| Yes, will enhance quality, competition, higher income, more efforts on the part of young indian lawyers, definite gain for future, leave the shortsighted fear, GO Ahead for better | |
| Posted by rajendra |
21/08/2008 12:11:44 |
| allowing foreign firms will promote competition and higher fees for indian firms aswell. Butola&co Corporate Law Expert | |
| Posted by Satyaprakash Sharma |
21/08/2008 10:48:13 |
| Hey! Y worry... let them come here... & let's go there. We can certainly beat 'firangs' in legal field too. | |
| Posted by umesh kapoor |
21/08/2008 10:18:26 |
| foreign firm should be allowed because they do nothave the complete knowelge about the backgroundbecausewof which the law was enacted. | |
| Posted by PURNESHWAR MAHATO |
21/08/2008 04:11:34 |
| FIRSTLY, WE MUST STRENGTHEN OUR OWN LAW FIRMS...... | |
| Posted by Adv.Shine Thomas |
21/08/2008 02:16:59 |
| yes,Globalisation in Legal Profession is inevitable. | |
| Posted by KKS.KRISHNARAJ |
21/08/2008 01:15:45 |
| WHEN THE FOREIGN LAWYERS COME INSIDE THEN OUR SYSTEM WILL BE FAILS. | |
| Posted by KANDE VENKATESH GUPTA |
20/08/2008 22:35:37 |
| No. Foreign law firms should not be permitted to enter into legal profession in India. | |
| Posted by ankit gupta |
20/08/2008 22:15:48 |
| why not,its the time to make them habitiual of us as they did to us earlier, let them come in our country then we will show them what exactly are we and how rich is our constitution. | |
| Posted by siddu |
20/08/2008 18:37:24 |
| cant say | |
| Posted by adv fauzia azim |
20/08/2008 18:16:34 |
| why not?if indian firms/advoctes are allowed to pactice in their country without any hassles then its ok. | |
| Posted by Abhimanyu Soni |
20/08/2008 15:15:04 |
| This will pave path for Indian lawyers, practioners and moreover students as well to get exposure to international laws. | |
| Posted by mathi vadhana |
20/08/2008 14:33:11 |
| they would find difficulty in applying current trend local laws and the ways to go about it in local sites n hence work is slowed down compared to localites, further they are also nullifying the local law firms opportunities by investing huge foriegn money. let them work under local law firms for both the peoples success | |
| Posted by Srinivas.B.S.S.T |
20/08/2008 01:05:28 |
| Let them give up their SANAD and come here to assist us. | |
| Posted by rajendra kannan |
19/08/2008 20:23:51 |
| because they should know our India and constitution , democracy , culture etc. | |
| Posted by Adv. Rishab |
19/08/2008 15:52:18 |
| law firms r very helpfull 4 new comers !! it provides more scope n oppurtunities to the emerging lawyers !!! | |
| Posted by RAMAN BAGGA |
19/08/2008 14:56:21 |
| bcoz after indian lawyer have get proper knowledge of foreign law | |
| Posted by miss kiranraj |
19/08/2008 13:45:58 |
| no foreign firms must not be allowed to practice in india because the law firm culture in india is still in its nascent stage so this will be a great hit to upcoming talents in the field of law. | |
| Posted by pabba sandeep |
19/08/2008 13:29:34 |
| it may become threat to indian lawyers who are struggling for their existance.. thank you | |
| Posted by Satyaprakash Sharma |
19/08/2008 12:16:51 |
| Yes! Foreign Law Firms shall be allowed to practice in India. However, in doing so doctrine of reciprocity must be taken into consideration. India must allow lawyers/law firms of countries having reciprocal arrangement for Indian Lawyers/Law Firms. Further Indian Government must negotiate with more and more countries on this issue. | |
| Posted by K.Ravichandren |
19/08/2008 00:36:36 |
| While Foregin countries are not allowing our Lawyers to practise in their country why whould we? | |
| Posted by Atul Sharma |
19/08/2008 00:11:07 |
| Yes, but in one condition, if their country'll allow our law firms to practice in their country. | |
| Posted by prof s c pratihar |
18/08/2008 21:55:06 |
| foreign firms are most welcome.no excellence without competition.iim iit passed out reigning the whole world because of high quality.my 28 yrs experience in all lavel of courtsproduced some ideas that a client can expectbetter results whenever a dignified sr is engaged.this is the truth in our country.a lawyer practising at the royal court of justice england will improve our quality in competitive as wel as symbiotic basis. dr sc pratihar@yahoo.co.in | |
| Posted by KV Narayanan |
18/08/2008 16:40:42 |
| yes. foreign law firm should be allowed to practice in India. That will ofcourse more jobs for local lawyers and we will be able to take advantages of their expertise. As the rig veda says, "let noble thoughts come from all sides". | |
| Posted by Rajan Salvi |
18/08/2008 14:08:26 |
| arrangement should be recidprocal. if they can practice her even we should be allowed to practise in thier country. Healthy competition is always welcome. The respective bar councils of each state will be able to protect the intrests of we Advocates. Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa has taken a good step of providing all the Bars under its jurisdiction with SCC and AIR judgeent case laws. The real threat [ if envisaged ] is only to the law firms and not to us free lancers. | |
| Posted by Chayanika |
18/08/2008 09:46:34 |
| Definitely yes.Because that way we will have stiff competition resulting in good quality work and it will also increase the salary quotient of Indian Lawyers who are at present paid a measly amount compared to their foreign counterparts. | |
| Posted by K.C.Suresh |
18/08/2008 04:38:55 |
| We all know there are several young advocates doing online job for the foreign firms. There is nothing wrong init. The foriegn firms are working with high proffessionolism which will help the Indian Young lawyers in future. They will be provided with job and good facilities which are modern and uptodate. I think the british India and the present India is differennt. We have man power with high potentiality which we are not able to utilize. That part we may not forget for the young generation. | |
| Posted by shamit sanyal |
17/08/2008 21:11:07 |
| YES I THINK IN THAT WAY THE INDIAN FIRMS CAN SPREAD GLOBALY AND LOTS OF INDIAN ADVOCATES CAN SHOW THEIR POTENTIAL | |
| Posted by ca.bhupendrashah |
17/08/2008 21:10:55 |
| it is like EAst india company part 2 | |
| Posted by krishna |
17/08/2008 18:41:33 |
| The individuality of the Indian lawyers will be affected if foreign law3 firms will be allowed to practice in India. Though there are some advantages it would cause more harm in the profession of indian lawyers. | |
| Posted by satishkumar.m |
17/08/2008 13:03:11 |
| total number of lawyers out put is very high so to feed the upcoming young buds the foriegn law firms should allowed to pratice in india for the globalised economy itis a must | |
| Posted by anurag |
17/08/2008 11:37:12 |
| this will enhance the competition and avenues at the same time and the quality of work will surely compliment the man power in India | |
| Posted by smith sharma |
17/08/2008 10:36:19 |
| No, bcoz foreign law firms overlap of our judiciary system n it;s realy harmful for indian judiciary. | |
| Posted by Prakash Yedhula |
17/08/2008 09:45:30 |
| Foreign law firms should be allowed to operate on a level-playing field with the Indian law firms so that they bring with them a fresh brand of professionalism, competence and expertise that the legal profession here has failed to develop indigenously. | |
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