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If that is not enough then dont know what will be.
he helped me with this verification stuff and all .
Sure the guidelines must specify limits, as to years of practice and exemption should be given to people with only 2 years of practice as "newbies". However, if you've already been practicing for 2+ years, you should definitely have atleast 5 vakalatnamas by now.
I've seen people who haven't practiced in decades, professors, advisors, coaching institute teachers who are carrying an advocates licence and haven't ever stepped foot in the court. Outrageous.
Moreover if you're doing a PG or PhD, you shouldn't even be having an advocates licence since your aim doesn't seem to be to practice in court where the minimum requirement in a UG degree.
1. No vakalatnamas, or
2. Practicing Independently, or
3. Preparing for exams or doing PG/PhD etc
how will they fill the form ? If not filled, consequences ? Anyone having any good update/info related to that would be appreciated. THANKS
@Mod_ plse put this thread on top