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Navaneethakrishnan (Querist) 31 December 2016 This query is : Resolved
Whether qualifying in AIBA is a legal pre-requisite for a person who has completed his law graduation in the year 1983 and now wants to enrol with a state bar council and start practice ?

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Navaneethakrishnan (Querist) 31 December 2016
Whether qualifying in AIBA is a legal pre-requisite for a person who has completed his law graduation in the year 1983 and now wants to enrol with a state bar council and start practice ?

P. Venu (Expert) 01 January 2017
Based on the facts disclosed, NO is the answer.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 01 January 2017
No. The examination notification only applies to students graduating from academic year 2009-10 onwards. If your law degree was awarded prior to 2009-10, there is no requirement to appear for the All India Bar Examination in order to qualify to practice law in India.

please visit:

http://www.barcouncilofindia.org/about/first-all-india-bar-examination/all-india-bar-examination-frequently-asked-questions/#currentlynotpracticing

Guest (Expert) 01 January 2017
Rightly Advised by Above Experts.Enrollment in BCI could be of any Time. AIBA Exam is a Must Only for students getting the Degree from 2009-10

Navaneethakrishnan (Querist) 01 January 2017
Thank you all

Guest (Expert) 01 January 2017
Welcome please

adv.bharat @ PUNE (Expert) 01 January 2017
You will be benefited by expert advice.

Ms.Usha Kapoor (Expert) 02 January 2017
NO need to appear form National all India bar examination if you have graduated in law prior to 2009-2010

adv.bharat @ PUNE (Expert) 02 January 2017
This year there will no AIB examination.

adv.bharat @ PUNE (Expert) 02 January 2017
AIB is mandatory for those who want to do legal practise other than their home state.

Guest (Expert) 02 January 2017
Mr.Bharat @ Pune Please Justify/Confirm with What Basis/Proof/Evidence the Last Two statements of Yours were Posted Please

Guest (Expert) 02 January 2017
Mr.Bharat when you Post some thing as advise First you your self should make sure of what you are Posting is Correct.

Ms.Usha Kapoor (Expert) 03 January 2017
ITS NOT NECESSARY TO CLEAR AIBA TO PRACTISE IN STATE.

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
Very Good Ms.Usha Kapoor Could you Please Confirm where in BCI Rules it had been Mentioned.Just Point it Out.

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
Mr.Bharat and Ms.Usha kapoor Querist/Author approach here to have more clarifications with regard to their case though they would be certainly having an advocate to handle their case

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
In this Thread an Advocate him self had wanted some clarification with regard to his doubt though it is available in google as well.

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
To that advocate you should have advised him with concrete Proof/evidence/justifications.

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
Ms.Usha Kapoor and Mr.Bharat When your reply to an Advocate Itself It sounds very Vague and Irresponsible Then How the Other authors to whom you Post the Replies/Advise would Value your replies.Obviously Mere Time Pass with No Meaningful Legal Value.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 03 January 2017
All India Bar Examination has to be cleared if LLB degree is 2009-10 onwards.

It is mandatory whether the person propose to practice in state or out of state if degree is 2009-10 onwards.

There is no restriction on the no. of chances to be availed.

Enrollment in Bar Council can be taken before clearing the examination.

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
Thanks for the Perfect Guidance Senior Advocate/Expert Mr.Rajendra K Goyal sir.

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
Mr.Bharat and Ms.Usha Kapoor The Senior Advocates/Experts Spend their Valuable Time here to Advise and Guide the Querist/Authors who need Legal Clarifications and Guidance as Honorary service and do not treat this as a Time Pass Site with your Vague Replies.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 03 January 2017
Expert N.J.S.Rajkumar alias narasimha,

Thanks for agreeing.

Guest (Expert) 03 January 2017
Welcome Sir

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