Erudite & Benevolent Judge of Jammu and Kashmir HC | Justice Sanjay Kumar Gupta passes away
Justice Sanjay Kumar Gupta of Jammu and Kashmir High Court, dies at age 59. Background Justice Sanjay Kumar Gupta was born on
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ITAT | Bar Council of Delhi’s dominant purpose is advancement of general public utility: Held entitled for registration under S. 12-AA and consequent exemption under S. 80-G, Income Tax Act
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT): A Division Bench of R.K. Panda (Accountant Member) and Kuldip Singh (Judicial Member), while addressing a matter held,
BCI | All students’ except Final Year students be promoted on previous years performance and marks obtained in internal examination of current year
Bar Council of India notifies that all Centres of Legal Education shall follow the under mentioned guidelines: Final Year students of 3
Measures taken regarding H1N1 infection of Judges of Supreme Court
Five Judges of the Supreme Court of India have been affected by Swine Flu which is caused by H1N1 virus. In order
[CAA Protests] BCI passes resolution appealing people of the country to — Maintain Peace & Order
Bar Council of India passed a resolution on 22-12-2019 appealing the people of the country to maintain peace and harmony. The Lawyers, the
BCI to introduce mandatory “experience clause” for every new entrant to Bar before joining HC or SC
In the light of the suggestions made by the Hon’ble Chief Justice of India Shri Bobde, the Bar Council is proposing to
BCI, while exercising original jurisdiction on transfer of a complaint, cannot remand the complaint to the State Bar Council
Supreme Court: Dealing with the question as to whether after transfer of a disciplinary proceeding, as per the mandate enshrined under Section
Matter relating to transparency in designation of senior advocates to be finally heard in February, 2017
Supreme Court: In the matter where the transparency in the process of designation of senior advocates was sought, the Court directed the
Bar Council of India is competent authority to deny admissions to students ineligible for admission to law course
Karnataka High Court: While considering the petitions filed under Article 226 and 227 of the High Court by petitioners who were aggrieved