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    Law Hostels Can’t Become Mere Boarding And Lodging Facilities: Supreme Court On Delhi HC's Attendance Order
    Law Hostels Can’t Become Mere Boarding And Lodging Facilities: Supreme Court On Delhi HC's Attendance Order
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    Law Hostels Can’t Become Mere Boarding And Lodging Facilities: Supreme Court On Delhi HC’s Attendance Order

    The Supreme Court of India expressed concern over a Delhi High Court ruling allowing law students with attendance shortages to appear in examinations, observing that such interpretation could weaken classroom-based legal education and turn law college hostels into “just boarding and lodging facilities”.

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    AOR Exam 2026 Cancelled: Advocates Who Missed By One Paper Last Year Challenge Supreme Court’s Decision
    AOR Exam 2026 Cancelled: Advocates Who Missed By One Paper Last Year Challenge Supreme Court’s Decision
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    AOR Exam 2026 Cancelled: Advocates Who Missed By One Paper Last Year Challenge Supreme Court’s Decision

    Candidate who took last year’s AOR exam and were declared eligible to reappear have now moved the Supreme Court, filing a petition challenging the decision to cancel the Advocates-on-Record examination for 2026, which they say is unfair now.

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    2026 AOR Exam Cancelled !!!: Supreme Court Issues Official Notice After Reviewing "Overall Strength"
    2026 AOR Exam Cancelled !!!: Supreme Court Issues Official Notice After Reviewing "Overall Strength"
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    2026 AOR Exam Cancelled !!!: Supreme Court Issues Official Notice After Reviewing “Overall Strength”

    The Supreme Court of India has announced that the 2026 Advocates-on-Record (AOR) Examination stands cancelled after assessing the “overall strength” of practicing AORs. The April 30 notification confirms the exam will resume next year as per the Competent Authority’s orders.

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    Don’t Dismiss Litigation, Sky Is the Limit: Ex-CJI U.U. Lalit Urges Students At CHRIST University Pune Lavasa Campus
    Don’t Dismiss Litigation, Sky Is the Limit: Ex-CJI U.U. Lalit Urges Students At CHRIST University Pune Lavasa Campus
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    Don’t Dismiss Litigation, Sky Is the Limit: Ex-CJI U.U. Lalit Urges Students At CHRIST University Pune Lavasa Campus

    Former CJI Justice U.U. Lalit urged students at CHRIST University Pune Lavasa Campus to value litigation over corporate law for long-term growth. He said early effort brings rising rewards and concluded that “Beyond that, the sky is the limit.”

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    “Legislative Drafting Is a Science and an Art”: SG Tushar Mehta Calls for Trained Law Drafters in India
    “Legislative Drafting Is a Science and an Art”: SG Tushar Mehta Calls for Trained Law Drafters in India
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    “Legislative Drafting Is a Science and an Art”: SG Tushar Mehta Calls for Trained Law Drafters in India

    Solicitor General Tushar Mehta said legislative drafting is a specialised science and art that shapes how laws function. He stressed that India urgently needs committed and professionally trained experts to draft clear and effective legislation.

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    Pendency of AIBE Result Is No Ground for Exclusion: Newly Enrolled Lawyers Move Delhi HC Over Bar Council Electoral Roll
    Pendency of AIBE Result Is No Ground for Exclusion: Newly Enrolled Lawyers Move Delhi HC Over Bar Council Electoral Roll
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    Pendency of AIBE Result Is No Ground for Exclusion: Newly Enrolled Lawyers Move Delhi HC Over Bar Council Electoral Roll

    Newly enrolled advocates have moved the Delhi High Court challenging their exclusion from the Bar Council of Delhi electoral roll, arguing that the pendency of AIBE results cannot be a valid ground to deny their voting rights today.

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    “Democracy Did Not Grow Old Prematurely”: Supreme Court Judges Re-Enact Kesavananda Bharati Case at JGLS
    “Democracy Did Not Grow Old Prematurely”: Supreme Court Judges Re-Enact Kesavananda Bharati Case at JGLS
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    ‘Imaandari Is the Real Shortcut to Success’: CJI Surya Kant’s Powerful Message to Law Students

    CJI Surya Kant said that ‘imaandari’ or integrity is not just an ornament but the discipline that sustains justice and reputation. He urged law students to make integrity the basic structure of their character.

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    CJI BR Gavai launches MNLU Mumbai permanent campus project, praises Maharashtra’s judicial infrastructure
    CJI BR Gavai launches MNLU Mumbai permanent campus project, praises Maharashtra’s judicial infrastructure
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    CJI BR Gavai Launches MNLU Mumbai Permanent Campus Project, Praises Maharashtra’s Judicial Infrastructure

    Chief Justice of India BR Gavai inaugurated the project for MNLU Mumbai’s new campus at Goregaon, lauding Maharashtra’s efforts in strengthening judicial and legal infrastructure. He encouraged students to embrace litigation and uphold the Constitution’s ideals of social and economic justice.

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    Why Didn’t You Hold the Qualifying Exam Before AIBE? Delhi High Court Pulls Up BCI Over Delay for Foreign Law Graduates
    Why Didn’t You Hold the Qualifying Exam Before AIBE? Delhi High Court Pulls Up BCI Over Delay for Foreign Law Graduates
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    Law Students Can’t Be Barred from Exams for Low Attendance: Delhi High Court

    The Delhi High Court has ruled that law students cannot be stopped from taking exams or advancing to the next semester due to low attendance, issuing landmark guidelines to reform legal education and protect student welfare nationwide.

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    Constitution Embodies Compassion for All Humanity, Not Just Citizens: Justice Sanjay Karol
    Constitution Embodies Compassion for All Humanity, Not Just Citizens: Justice Sanjay Karol
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    Constitution Embodies Compassion for All Humanity, Not Just Citizens: Justice Sanjay Karol

    Justice Sanjay Karol said the Constitution carries compassion for every human being, not just Indian citizens, while urging law students to “live the Constitution.” He called the Constitution his favourite book and a reminder of duty.

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