Discover the Bar Council of India, the governing body overseeing the legal profession in India. Learn about its role in regulating legal education, setting standards for professional conduct, and ensuring ethical practices among advocates. Stay informed about updates, rules, and regulations from the Bar Council to ensure excellence in the legal profession and access reliable legal services.
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Corporate Law : Bar Council of India bans 7 law colleges from admissions for 2024-2025. Check the list of prohibited institutions and their affili...
Corporate Law : Stay compliant with Bar Council of Indias verification rules. Learn the guidelines for Advocates declaration of existence in the l...
Corporate Law : The Bar Council of India decides to constitute a committee to review its own Rules seeking to prohibit advocates from criticizing ...
Corporate Law : The suggestions received in the office of Bar Council of India shall be duly considered by the Council and thereafter, the Council...
Corporate Law : BCI mandates criminal background checks, attendance compliance, and CCTV surveillance in law colleges. Simultaneous degree & emplo...
Corporate Law : Explore the comprehensive legal education reforms by BCI, including mandatory guidelines, new subjects, and norms for enhancing le...
Corporate Law : ead the latest notification from the Bar Council of India regarding the rules and code of conduct for the elections of State Bar C...
Corporate Law : An Advocate shall conduct himself/herself as a gentleman/gentle lady in his/her day to day life and he/she shall not do any unlawf...
An Advocate shall conduct himself/herself as a gentleman/gentle lady in his/her day to day life and he/she shall not do any unlawful act, he/she shall not make any statement in the Print, Electronic or Social Media, which is indecent or derogatory, defamatory or motivated, malicious or mischievous against any Court or Judge or any member of Judiciary, or against State Bar Council or Bar Council of India nor shall any Advocate engage in any willful violation, disregard or defiance of any resolution or order of the State Bar Council or Bar Council of India and any such act/conduct shall amount to misconduct and such Advocates would be liable to be proceeded with under Section-35 or 36 of the Advocates’ Act, 1961.
