S.Prabhu Shankar
21 July 2008 at 14:46
Dear Sir(s),
Iam an BBM.,MBA.,
Now, Iam very much interested in obtaining a post graduate degree in Law thru correspondence.
Now, I would like to know whether the following degrees in law are fit enough to become a bar council member, wear advocates coat and argue in court ?
1.ML(Master of Law),
2.MBL(Master of Business Law),
3.LLM(3years course).
It has been in my dream and interest to do a worth while professional/semi-professional degree.
Some curious interest of mine in law as a subject:
1.Consuer protection,
2.Human Rights,
3.Environmental issues,
4.Intellectual property rights & patents.
The idea is, I don't want to do a course just to add to my name.I should be be able to use it in real.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
S.Prabhu Shankar.MBA.,
R.D. Pawar
21 July 2008 at 13:46
Dear sir,
I am a commerce graduate & presently working in company as an accountant.I have keen interest in law & I want to do LLB. But due to job I am unable to join a regular course on that.Can you please tell me whether there is any College/Institute (Approved) from where I can do LLB through Correspondence or distant learning.Also please tell me the Pros & Cons of doing LLB through Correspondence.
Thanks & Regards
T Nageswar Rao
21 July 2008 at 10:19
Dear All, please let me know- Let me know the procedure to adopt a child aged about 10yrs.
Facts- 1. child's mother has given her consent for adoption of the child. 2. Husband (child's father)is not living with them(with wife & kid)since 4yrs.
Query- 1. what would be the rights & liabilities of the person who is going to adopt the child.2.In future can the father(child's father)claim his rights.
Adv. Sanjaykumar Sharma
20 July 2008 at 23:17
Please advice me with ciation as regards to forfeiture of Earnest Money Deposited while submitting tender for contract work with deparment. Deparment failed to communciate acceptance of tender within validity period as prescribed in Notice inviting tenders.
ajay kumar
20 July 2008 at 23:03
if summons/notice delivered any accused address where his mother and brother live but accused(in sec 138ni,420,406) not stay/any contact with family .so in that case can court issue x party order against that called accused.if yes then what can accused can do.if no so what will next step take by banks.
2.sir, if any person to present in India and his mother,brother etc. received notice/summons in that case what will next step should be taken by so called accused.can his lawyer defend his case on his behalf.
SANJAY DIXIT
20 July 2008 at 22:48
Dear Experts,
Please let me know the due date of depositing Profession Tax.
sulieman
20 July 2008 at 18:41
Sir,Ihave one doubt that whether amunsiff Court can stay its own proceedings U/S 10.?
RAM DEO KAKRA
20 July 2008 at 16:02
one person through court purchased bifr company and issued postdated cheques at the instruction ofearliar management of bifr co.cheques where issued on account of pressing creditors.further as per agreement earliar management aggred to clear earliar electricity dues and c.exise liability.earliar managment not complied,not paid aggreed liability,and buy the time and send the cheques in clearing which bounced as payment stopped by drawer. it appears on scruity that their was no liability of pressing creditor and earliar managment on wrong pretxet take the post dated cheques in the name of subsidary co.managed by earliar management.now 138 proceeding is going on.my querry is what will be the defence of drawer and is 138 procedig valid one. what is the remedy to drawer.pl.advice with case law.
RAM DEO KAKRA
20 July 2008 at 16:01
i need someone to lookafter &speedup pending job at bombay
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about criminal law if an accused is not present after the evidense is taken
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