HOW TO GET ENROLLED AS AN ADVOCATE- IN TAMILNADU

 

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·      Introduction

·      Process of enrollment in Tamilnadu

·      Step by step procedures:

·      Documents required for online submission

·      Procedure for online upload of documents

·      Login instructions

·      Documents required in physical submission

·      Process involved after submission

a.   PR Number

b.  Stages of Verification

c.   Enrollment

 

 

INTRODUCTION:

As per the guidelines of advocates act BCI enrolment is the compulsory process for all the law graduates who aim to practice in the court. Enrolment involves certain process and procedures and will take some time to complete all the procedures.

Many are not aware of the exact process and there is some alteration in the procedure due to the pandemic situation. Courts are functioning through video conferencing as like the Bar Council of Tamilnadu and Pondicherry has introduced submission of documents through online First.

Process of Enrollment in Tamilnadu:

STEP BY STEP PROCEDURES:

1.     After getting of your results you should collect all your certificates regarding law degree.

2.   Then need know about the procedure carried out in the Bar Council of Tamilnadu and Pondicherry.

3.  After getting your results your first is to give newspaper publication whichever mentioned by the Bar Council of Tamilnadu and Pondicherry. Click here to get newspaper format

 

WHAT ARE THE DOUCMENTS REQUIRED FOR ONLINE SUBMISSION?

1.     Law degree provisional certificate

2.     Law degree course completion certificate

3.     Law degree Transfer Certificate

4.  Law Degree Attendance Certificate or Migration Certificate( if studied in other state)

5.     Law degree conduct certificate

6.     Individual Mark sheets of all the semesters of law

7.     10^th standard mark sheet

8.     12^th standard mark sheet

9.     Diploma certificate (if done law after diploma)

10.   Degree Certificate or Provisional ( those who done law degree after a graduation)

11.  Individual Mark sheets of all the semesters of degree course

12.  Aadhar card

13.  Undertaking Affidavit

14.  Other state affidavit(only for those studied law in other state)

15.  Break Affidavit( those who having break)

16.  Photo (size should be mentioned in the official site)

17.  Scanned signature (size should be mentioned in the official site)

18. Newspaper published (original)

These are documents you must keep ready while starting your enrolment process.

ONLINE UPLOAD OF DOCUMENTS:

1. First before creating a login page for your submission check and confirm those required documents are ready with you.

2.  Prepare all affidavits as for your requirement and get Notary

a.    Law degree done as 5year LLB 3 year LLB – Only undertaking affidavit

b.    Law degree done as 5year LLB 3 year LLB in other state- undertaking affidavit and other state affidavit

c.  Law degree done after a break – undertaking affidavit, break affidavit, other state affidavit is only needed for degree from other state.

3.  Confirm address and address proof if having change of address please verify with Bar Council. Try to maintain the same address for submission.

4.     First visit Bar Council of Tamilnadu and Pondicherry official website.

5.     Read all the guidelines given in enrolment section.

6.     Then create online login page. Enter valid email id and create password.

 

LOGIN INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Visit Bar council official website select “enrolment” and select online enrolment form

2.   Click new user registration and create login ID

3. Enrollment form will appear fill all the required details in the appropriate column and enter save

4.  Once Save button is clicked, You will receive OTP in the Email which you entered in the Enrollment form and verify

5.   Once Verify button is clicked, User has been successfully registered and moves to Login page

6.     Enter registered Username and Password in the Login Page.

7.     Once Login button is clicked, it moves to the Startup Page.

8.     Order of enrolment details need to be filled

a.      Enrolment form (already filled )

b.     Personal form

c.      Address form

d.     Educational form – school details, college details, law college form

e.      Employment form

f.       Other information form

g.     Document form

h.     Payment form

i.       Print.

9.     After uploading all the documents verify all the details before payment

10. If you done any mistake or need to change anything you cannot change after submitting the application directly. Need to contact Bar Council for editing the application.

11. Status of application form can be checked by login your page in front of the page you can able to see the approval status

12. You will receive email from Bar Council for submission of application form directly by allotting time and date.

DOCUMENTS NEED TO BE SUBMITTED DURING PHYSICAL SUBMISSION:

1.     Your online enrollment application form should be printed in Green legal sheets.

2.     Submission Email copy which is sent by Bar Council should be taken print

3.     Enrolment checklist is given while printing of your application.

4.   Before submission you need to get signature in Form V, Form VI and Form VII from two advocates having bar experience of 10 years or more.

5.     Carry your newspaper publication original

6.     All certificate originals and Xerox copy(3 sets)

7.     Community certificate (based on the community)

8.     Passport size photos 10

9.     Stamp size photos 6

10.  Affidavits original

 

PR NUMBER:

After physical submission you will receive your PR number which is considered as an acknowledgement. With this number you can verify your approval status in official website.

 

STAGES OF VERIFICATION:

1.     10^th verification

2.     12^th verification

3.     Diploma verification

4.     Graduation verification

5.     Law degree verification

6.     Police Verification

Once all the above verification is approved the enrollment get processed.

 

LINKS FOR MORE CLARIFICATION

http://barcounciloftamilnadupuducherry.org/a/

http://bctnpy.org/lawfirm/web/affidavitrules.pdf

http://bctnpy.org/lawfirm/web/documents.pdf

http://bctnpy.org/lawfirm/web/instructions.pdf

http://barcounciloftamilnadupuducherry.org/a/enrolment-guidelines

 

 

 

Grounds for Divorce under HMA act

grounds for divorce under HMA act 

IMPORTANT QUESTIONS - LAW OF EVIDENCE

 

LAW OF EVIDENCE 

( THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT, 1872 )  

IMPORTANT CHAPTERS FOR  LL.B., EXAMINATION

                                                                                                                              

16 MARKS:

1.         TYPES OF EVIDENCE

2.         RELEVANCE OF FACTS SHOWING PREPARATION, MOTIVE AND CONDUCT

3.         CONFESSION AND RULES OF CONFESSION ( Confession to Police Officer, Confession in the Police custody & and Discovery in furtherance of confession) (Confesssion of Co-accused) (sec. 24 – 30)

4.         JUDGEMENTS (Sec. 40 – 44)

5.         OPINION OF EXPERTS OR RELEVANCY OF OPINIONS OF THIRD PARTIES / EXPERT EVIDENCE (Sec. 45 to 51)

6.         PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EVIDENCE (Sec. 61 – 66)

7.         ESTOPPEL (No one can deny what he has said or done ) (Sec. 115 to 117)

8..        PRIVILEGED / CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS (Compellability of witnesses) (Sec.

 121 to 132)

9.         ADMISSION (Sec. 17 – 23)

10.       CHARACTER (Sec. 52 – 55)

11.       ORAL EVIDENCE & HEARSAY EVIDENCE (ORAL EVIDENCE TO BE DIRECT AND ITS EXCEPTIONS) (Sec. 59 & 60) (REPEATED IN TYPES OF EVIDENCE)

  SHORT NOTES

1.         FACT IN ISSUE AND RELEVANT FACT (Sec. 5 – 7) (Res Gestae) (Relevance of facts) (All admissible facts are relevant, but all relevant facts are not admissible)

2.         ALIBI EVIDENCE

3.         DYING DECLARATION [(Sec.32(1)]

4.         BURDEN OF PROOF (ONUS PROBANDI) (Sec. 101 to 114A)

5.         PRESUMPTION OF LEGITIMACY OF CHILD (Sec. 112)

 

EVIDENCE QUESTION PAPER DECEMBER 2019

 EVIDENCE QUESTION PAPER DECEMBER  2019

VI SEMESTER  3 YEAR LLB/X SEMESTER 5 YEAR B.A.LLB.B.B.A LLB/ X SEMESTER 5 YEAR LLB (Maj.Min.Systerm) Examination, DECEMBER 2019

                                                  LAW OF EVIDENCE (OLD/NEW)

                Duration : 3 Hours                                                          Max. Marks :100

 

Instructions : 1. Answer Q. No. 9 and any 5 of the remaining questions.

2. Q. No. 9 carries 20 marks and remaining question carries

16 marks each.

3. Answer should be written completely either in English or Kannada.

 

1.     Define evidence. Distinguish between relevancy and admissibility of evidence.     MARKS 16

 

2.     Explain the relevancy of introductory and explanatory facts. MARKS 16

 

3.     Define admissions. State the persons whose admissions are relevant. MARKS 16

 

4.     “Oral evidence in all the cases whatever be direct”. Explain the statement with exceptions. MARKS 16

 

5.     What is burden of proof ? On whom it lies ? MARKS 16

 

6.     Explain the presumptions in rape and dowry death cases. MARKS 16

 

7.     What are leading questions? When these can be asked? MARKS 16

 

8.     Short notes any two: MARKS (2*8=16)

 

a)     Doctrine of Resgetae

b)    Public Document

c)     Hostile witness

 

9.     Solve any two of the following: MARKS 20

a)     ‘A’ is tried for the murder of ‘B’ by poison. Before the death of ‘B’, ‘A’ procured poison similar to that one which was administered to B. is it the relevant fact?

b)    ‘A’ is accused of murder of C. during the trial he confesses, ‘I’ and ‘B’ murdered ‘C’. Can this confession be considered against B?

c)     ‘A’ a client says to ‘B’ an attorney, I have committed murder of ‘C’ and I wish you to defend me. Is this communication protected from disclosure?

 

 

 

 

  

TAXATION QUESTION PAPERS KSLU UNIVERSITY

TAXATION QUESTION PAPERS KSLU UNIVERSITY

0602/1002    

VI Semester 3 Years LL.B./X Semester 5 Years B.A.LL.B./B.B.A. LL.B.

Examination, June/July 2017

          TAXATION LAWS (New Batch)

Duration : 3 Hours                                                          Max. Marks :100

 

Instructions : 1. Answer Q. No. 9 and any 5 of the remaining questions.

2. Q. No. 9 carries 20 marks and remaining question carries

16 marks each.

3. Answer should be written completely either in English

or Kannada.

 

 

1. Explain the concept of income and mention any ten incomes

that are exempted from tax liability.                                                                                                                                                                                                 Marks : 16

2. What is capital gain ? Explain capital assets and its transfers.

    Marks : 16

3. Enumerate the various central sales tax authorities and explain

the powers of these authorities.

                                                                                                             Marks : 16

4. Explain the Income Tax Authorities under Income Tax Act.

                                                                                                             Marks : 16

5. Explain the various types of duties imposed under Excise Act

and state the exemption if any.                                                               Marks : 16

 

 6. Discuss the various powers of the Commissioner to search and

arrest of a suspected person under the Custom Act.                                Marks : 16

 

7. Explain the provision relating to the registration of a dealer

under Central Sale Tax Act and state the benefits of such

registration.                                                                                             Marks : 16

 

 8. Write short notes on any two of the following:     Marks : (2×8=16)

 

1) Annual value

2) Refund of tax

3) Determination of turn over under C.S.T.

 

 9. Solve any two of the following problems :   Marks : (2×10=20)

 

 

a)      Mr. Shambunath grows rose flowers in his garden as a hobby. A flower merchant purchases all such flowers grown in the garden for one year and pays 80,000/- (Eighty thousands). Is this sum income taxable? Explain.

 

b)    Give the format determining the taxable income from salary.

 

c)     Give a format determining the taxable income from other sources.

 

                                                ------------

 

                                                                                                           0602/1002

 

VI Semester 3 Year LL.B./X Semester 5 Year B.A. LL.B./B.B.A. LL.B. Examination, June/July 2015

Course – II : TAXATION

 

Duration : 3 Hourç                                                                            Max. Markç : 100

 

Instructions : 1. Answer Q. No. 9 and any five of the remaining quetions.

2.     Q. No. 9 carries 20 markç and the remaining questions carry 16 marks each.

3.     Answer should be written completely either in English or

Kannada.

 

Q. No. 1. Define Agricultural Income. Explain its characteristics.               Marks : 16

Q. No. 2. Explain the important factors to be considered while assessing the

taxable income from House Property.                                          Marks : 16

 

Q. No. 3.  Discuss the provisions relating to Appeal Under Income Tax Act 1961.  Marks : 16 1961

 4. Explain the charge of Wealth Tax and state what are the deemed

assets under Wealth Tax Act.                                                      Marks : 16

Q. No. 5. Explain the merits and demerits of excise duty.                           Marks : 16

Q. No. 6. Explain the provisions relating to the valuation of goods under

the Customs Act 1962.                                                               Marks : 16

                                                                                                        

0602/1002                                                                                                                  

Q. No. 7. According to Central Sales Tax Act 1956 when the sale or purchase of goods is said to have taken place in the course of export.

Q. No. 8. Write short note on any two of the following :                  Marks : (2x8=16)

(a)     Revision power of Income Tax Commissioner.

(b)     Harmonised system of nomenclature.

(c)      Objectiveç of VAT.

Q. No. 9. Solve any two of the following problems :                     Marks : (2x10=20)

(a)     Explain the rules determining the residential status of an individual assessee.

(b)     Give a format determing the taxable income from salary.

(c)      Give a format determing the taxable income from other sources.

                                                                               

                                                                      0602/2053/1002

VI Semester 3 Yr. LL.B./X Semester 5 Yrs. B.A. LL.B./B.B.A. LL.B./ III Semester 3 Yr. LL.B./VII Semester 5 Yr. B.A. LL.B. (Maj.-Min.)/

B.B.A. LL.B. (New) Examination, December 2017 LAW OF TAXATION

Duration : 3 Hours                                                                             Max. Marks : 100

 

Instructions : 1. Answer Q. No. 9 and any five of the remaining questions.

2.     Q. No. 9 carries 20 marks and the remaining questions carry 16 marks each.

3.     Answers should be written either in English or Kannada completely.

 

Q. No. 1. What are the incomes chargeable under income from salary ?

And state the deduction from salary.                                                              Marks : 16

Q. No. 2. Explain the various types of assessments under Income Tax

Act, 1961.                                                                                                     Marks : 16

Q. No. 3. Explain the tax liability of an assessee's with reference to his

residential status.                                                                                           Marks : 16

Q. No. 4.  Briefly explain the provisions relating to set-off and carry forward

of losses.                                                                                                       Marks: 16

Q. No. 5.   What is Dual GST Model ? Explain its features.                         Marks : 16

Q. No. 6.   Discuss the method to calculate ‘Income from House Property'

for Income Tax purposes.                                                                              Marks : 16              

 

Q. No. 7.   Discuss the provisions under the Customs  Act relating to dutiable

goods and valuation of goods.                                                                        Marks : 16

Q. No. 8.   Write notes on any two of the following :                           Marks : 2x8=16

 

a)     Short term and long term capital gainç.

b)     Refund of Income Tax.

c)     Depreciation allowance.

Q. No. 9.   Solve any two of the following problemç :                        Marks : 2x10=20

a)      “A” a resident of India earned agricultural income from England. Is he liable to pay tax on this income under the IT Act 1961?

b)     Draw a format showing computation of taxable income under the head “Income from House Property”.

c)     An assessee was an authorized dealer of Sony Electronic products which were sold to different customers in Karnataka under the direct billing from Sony Ltd. in Delhi. Is there a sale in the course of inter -state trade or commerce ? Give reason.