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Bangalore University May 2009 Exam Time Table.
2nd Sem Exam dates
04.05.09 - Contract 2 - AM
07.05.09 - Criminal Law - AM
11.05.09 - Company Law - AM
14.05.09 - Torts - AM
18.05.09 - Banking Law - AM
4th Sem Exam dates
06.05.09 - Tax Law - AM
09.05.09 - Law of Evidence - AM
12.05.09 - Labour Law -PM
13.05.09 - Legal Lan & Legal Writting-PM
6th Sem Exam dates
15.05.09 - Arbitration Law - AM
16.05.09 - Land Law - AM
19.05.09 - Interllectual property - AM
20.05.09 - Human rights - AM
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It is notified for the public information in compliance with the order of the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi in LPA No. 543/2003 and LPA No. 666/2003 that the candidates holding degrees in Law from foreign Universities recognised by the Bar Council of India for enrolment as advoctes should have undergone a 3 year LLB course afterduation in any other discipline in the pattern of 10+2+3 or a 5 year integrated law course after higher secondary examination in the pattern of 10+2 . Such candidates seeking enrolment as advocates should appear and pass an examination conducted by the Bar Council of India in the following subjects:-
1. ”Code of Civil Procedure, Limitation Act and Transfer ofProperty Act.
2. Criminal Procedure Code, Indian Penal Code and Indian Evidence Act.
3. Personal Laws.
4. Professional Ethics and Legal History of India.
5. Constitutional Law of India.
6. Environmental Law.”
These requirements are effective from the date of this
notification.
2. It is also notified that all those students who joined the LLB course prior to the date of this notification in the foreign Universities Recognised by the Bar Council of India without possessing the above mentioned minimum qualification prescribed by the Bar Council of India for admission in the law course will be eligible for enrolment
as advocates. This exemption is strictly limited to the students who joined the LLB course prior to the date of this notification. For details of examination, candidates may get in touch with the Secretary, Bar Council of India in the above address.
S.RADHAKRISHNAN
SECRETARY
DATED 21.2.2005
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