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One's aware that glittering prizes won't just fall into one's lap but is the almost decade long struggle worth it?
If so, what's work like at the Original Side of the HC, the City civil court and small causes court?
I apologise for the barrage of questions in advance and thank you for answering them.
There is plenty of work in the subordinate courts and at the tribunals.
If you can sustain for a few years then you must get into counsel practice in Bombay.
Backward and poor type monopoly!