Bar Council of India (BCI)

29. August 2022 | DOI: 10.17160/josha.9.4.838

A Saga of Exclusionary Practices: Systemic Hindrances in Obtaining a Certificate of Legal Practice in India- Part III

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Tanvi Singh, Nivedita Dalal, Gatha Namboothiri

Centre for Social Justice

This is the third part of a three-part article that seeks to critically examine the All India Bar Examination, one that law graduates need to necessarily pass to practice law…

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A Saga of Exclusionary Practices: Systemic Hindrances in Obtaining a Certificate of Legal Practice in India- Part II

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Tanvi Singh, Nivedita Dalal, Gatha Namboothiri

Centre for Social Justice

This is the second part of a three-part article series that seeks to critically examine the All India Bar Examination, one that law graduates need to necessarily pass to practice…

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A Saga of Exclusionary Practices: Systemic Hindrances in Obtaining a Certificate of Legal Practice in India

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Gatha Namboothiri, Nivedita Dalal, Tanvi Singh

In India, to practice law, a law graduate needs to clear the All India Bar Examination conducted by the Bar Council of India. The popular narrative about the exam is…

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