QUARANTINE OF A PRIVATE PRACTISING ADVOCATE
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The purpose of writing this article is to highlight the practical problems which private practising advocate is facing in the real time scenario by the constraints influenced by dependent systems and being a social engineer as a primary interface to the common man. Examples had been taken just to analyze the practical problems and definitely NOT to criticize any other systems in society. The individual who had done his LLB degree starts his career as a private practising advocate by joining as a junior advocate with any of the senior advocate’s office or he / she starts his own practice. After gaining experience few of them will move as the judicial officers by clearing the exams conducted by the Government and few may join in Corporate as legal advisors or in other roles. Majority of practising advocates will continue as private advocates in their career.
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