Should Apprentice system re-introduced before enrollment of a lawyer? |
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| Yes | 67 % |
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| No | 31 % |
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| Can's Say | 1 % |
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| - | 0 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 83 | |
| Submitted By - manishyogi | Read Comments |
| Posted by pabba sandeep |
15/06/2009 20:15:32 |
| it could really help them to study subjects of law in a new dimension. Generally a lawyers interpretation will be different from students. Therefore, it is must for every student to be apprentice before enrollment. Thank you.. | |
| Posted by adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) |
15/06/2009 19:29:39 |
| Apprenice system educate the coming advocates and also educates with daily court proceedings. Practicle knowledge is different form book knowledge. | |
| Posted by Ajay Garg |
14/06/2009 18:13:56 |
| yes | |
| Posted by Ajay Garg |
14/06/2009 18:13:55 |
| yes | |
| Posted by Aditya Modnal |
13/06/2009 13:36:21 |
| Because apprentice system will be helpful to understand and to be well versed with the legal arena | |
| Posted by Kiran Kumar |
12/06/2009 20:32:56 |
| really necessary to introduce more professionalism and quality into the profession | |
| Posted by ANANDARAJ |
10/06/2009 17:50:12 |
| surely it must be done again... it will be useful for the newly enrolled advocates. | |
| Posted by satyadevi |
10/06/2009 07:31:58 |
| no,since in the course of study it self the student has hands on experience. | |
| Posted by gangadhar |
08/06/2009 15:28:11 |
| before enrolment no permission should be given to the un-enrolled LLB student. he can be trained as a clerk but not as a Lawyer | |
| Posted by gangadhar |
08/06/2009 15:25:13 |
| ther is nothing to show/prove that the person is really a student of LLB | |
| Posted by Mahesh S IYer |
08/06/2009 13:58:38 |
| My answer was yes, becasue a Law Student after completion of his studies should under go traning in a manufacuring company by that the knowledge which he will explore will be much greater than others. | |
| Posted by kirankumar |
06/06/2009 23:07:58 |
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| Posted by A. A. JOSE |
06/06/2009 11:47:54 |
| No apprentice system is warranted after undergoing prescribed course of education in law from a recognised institution. Such apprenticeship system would in effect be an unnecessary compulsion for bonded labour by a legal professional which cannot be legally tenable. Further, no such apprenticeship system is mandatory for any other professions, e.g.Doctors, Engineers, Company Secretaries, even for Bureacrats,etc., Those who are advocating such apprenticeship system are aiming to exploit their junior lawyers for their own selfish motives. I, for one, cannot understand as to why ther seniors are interested to make the legal profession a second class bonded labour ? | |
| Posted by Tribhuwan Pandey |
05/06/2009 19:19:45 |
| yes, practical knowledge is must to this profession. | |
| Posted by RAVI SRIVASTAVA |
05/06/2009 16:58:10 |
| Yes it is very important for serious practitioner otherwise every LL.B degree holder being a Advocate due to easy procedure of Registration. | |
| Posted by G. ARAVINTHAN |
05/06/2009 06:20:53 |
| Some law students are coming to practice after enrollment without basic knowledge of the legal system. Like House surgeon in Medical field, in Law practice also, a 6 months time to be given to research Various Court procedures. | |
| Posted by RAMANATHAN |
04/06/2009 21:38:08 |
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