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Is Vakalatnama on stamp paper?
(1) Every advocate shall affix on the Vakalatnamaaccepted by him a Welfare Stamp of the value of [ten rupees]1 and no Court, Tribunal,authority or person shall receive any Vakalatnamain favour of such advocate unless it is so stamped in addition to any stamp required under any other law for the timeRead more
(1) Every advocate shall affix on the Vakalatnamaaccepted by him a Welfare Stamp of the value of [ten rupees]1 and no Court, Tribunal,authority or person shall receive any Vakalatnamain favour of such advocate unless it is so stamped in addition to any stamp required under any other law for the time being in force.]
See lessCan an LLB graduate be called an advocate?
However, having a law degree will not qualify a lawyer to represent clients in court. After completing a law degree in LLB, a lawyer must pass the All-India Bar Examination (AIBE) to practise in a court of law and take up cases of clients. When the lawyer passes the AIBE, he/she can be referred to aRead more
However, having a law degree will not qualify a lawyer to represent clients in court. After completing a law degree in LLB, a lawyer must pass the All-India Bar Examination (AIBE) to practise in a court of law and take up cases of clients. When the lawyer passes the AIBE, he/she can be referred to as an advocate.
See lessWhat is article 143?
Article 143 confers that the President of the country can ask for the opinion and the advice of the Supreme Court on matters of public importance or certain laws which acts as expedient to the constitution. The opinion or the advice of the court is far from binding on the President of the country.
Article 143 confers that the President of the country can ask for the opinion and the advice of the Supreme Court on matters of public importance or certain laws which acts as expedient to the constitution. The opinion or the advice of the court is far from binding on the President of the country.
See lessWhat is article 141?
Article 141 of the COI After independence, when our Constitution came into force, Article 141 was enforced, which strengthened the status of judicial precedents in the Indian legal system. Article 141 states that the law declared by the Supreme Court shall be binding on all courts within the territoRead more
Article 141 of the COI
After independence, when our Constitution came into force, Article 141 was enforced, which strengthened the status of judicial precedents in the Indian legal system. Article 141 states that the law declared by the Supreme Court shall be binding on all courts within the territory of India.
See lessWhat is the time limit for passing judgement?
After hearing a case, the court will declare its decision and a decree will follow. To avoid delays in delivering judgements in CPC after a case is heard, there's a set time limit. If the judgement isn't immediately pronounced, the court aims to do so within 30 days from the conclusion of the case.
After hearing a case, the court will declare its decision and a decree will follow. To avoid delays in delivering judgements in CPC after a case is heard, there’s a set time limit. If the judgement isn’t immediately pronounced, the court aims to do so within 30 days from the conclusion of the case.
See lessIs NOC required for Vakalatnama?
The Karnataka High Court in Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation vs. M. Rajashekar, has ruled that courts, tribunals or other authorities shall not ask for 'no objection' of the advocate already on record, to accept the vakalatnama filed by a new advocate.
The Karnataka High Court in Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation vs. M. Rajashekar, has ruled that courts, tribunals or other authorities shall not ask for ‘no objection’ of the advocate already on record, to accept the vakalatnama filed by a new advocate.
See lessWho is eligible for advocate?
You must be a citizen of India. You must be at least 21 years of age. You must enroll as an advocate with the BCI within 6 months of completing your law degree. You must clear the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) conducted by the BCI within two years of enrolling.
You must be a citizen of India. You must be at least 21 years of age. You must enroll as an advocate with the BCI within 6 months of completing your law degree. You must clear the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) conducted by the BCI within two years of enrolling.
See lessWhat is article 144?
Article 144 of the Indian Constitution advises civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court. It says that all authorities, civil and judicial, in the territory of India shall act in aid of the Supreme Court.
Article 144 of the Indian Constitution advises civil and judicial authorities to act in aid of the Supreme Court. It says that all authorities, civil and judicial, in the territory of India shall act in aid of the Supreme Court.
See lessWhat is defendant evidence?
It is upon the court to see what is admitted and denied and then proceed to frame the issues. The issue whose burden to prove is upon the defendant, then it would be for the defendant alone to lead evidence. The plaintiff would be required to give evidence, if at all, only after the defendant's evidRead more
It is upon the court to see what is admitted and denied and then proceed to frame the issues. The issue whose burden to prove is upon the defendant, then it would be for the defendant alone to lead evidence. The plaintiff would be required to give evidence, if at all, only after the defendant’s evidence is led.
See lessHow to file vakalatnama?
Inform the Court by filing a copy of the same letter for proper documentation. The copy of the letter must have your original signature. Issue a new Vakalatnama to the new Advocate so he or she is able to represent you in court. The new Vakalatnama also has to be filed in court for proper record-keeRead more
Inform the Court by filing a copy of the same letter for proper documentation. The copy of the letter must have your original signature. Issue a new Vakalatnama to the new Advocate so he or she is able to represent you in court. The new Vakalatnama also has to be filed in court for proper record-keeping.
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