Karnataka Bar Council warns lawyers to remove derogatory promotional reels and videos uploaded on social media or face strict disciplinary action under the Advocates Act, 1961.
The Supreme Court has barred State Bar Councils and the BCI from collecting any “optional” charges beyond legal enrolment fees. The Karnataka State Bar Council has been told to halt such collections at once.
Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF) Today (June 28) responded strongly to BCI’s claims about monopolies by big law firms. SILF says Indian firms earned their place and foreign entry must be gradual and regulated.
Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF) Today (June 28) responded strongly to BCI’s claims about monopolies by big law firms. SILF says Indian firms earned their place and foreign entry must be gradual and regulated.
The Bar Council of India has urged the Supreme Court Bar Association and SCAORA to reconsider their decision against holding a farewell for Justice Bela M. Trivedi, emphasizing the importance of tradition and respect in the judiciary. Both associations’ refusal raises concerns within the legal community regarding adherence to protocol.
SILF President Lalit Bhasin said the Bar Council’s decision to allow foreign law firms is premature. He supported the idea but stressed that the Advocates Act should have been amended first for proper implementation.
The Supreme Court Today (April 29) questioned why the Bar Council of India controls law college syllabi, stressing that academicians should lead legal education reforms. The Court sought responses from the Centre, UGC, and the Attorney General.
The Bar Council of India has strongly condemned the violent assault on its Co-Chairman Y.R. Sadasiva Reddy inside his chamber in Bengaluru. Calling it a direct threat to the legal fraternity, the BCI stated, “Legal professionals are meant to operate safely and independently.”
The Bar Council of India (BCI) raised concerns about lawyers using social media for promotion. It said that such actions are a “violation of professional ethics” as lawyers are not allowed to advertise their services. The BCI warned that this can lead to misinformation and harm the dignity of the legal profession. Lawyers are advised to follow ethical guidelines and maintain the respect of the judiciary.
The AIBE 19 Result 2024, announced by the Bar Council of India, determines law practice eligibility in India. Candidates can check results online via allindiabarexamination.com. The exam featured 93 questions after the withdrawal of 7, and scoring minimum qualifying marks is essential for the Certificate of Practice.
