The Delhi High Court on Monday ruled that no student enrolled in any recognized law college university or institution in India shall be detained from taking examination or be prevented from further ...
The Delhi High Court has ruled that law students cannot be barred from examinations due to lack of attendance. The court directed the Bar Council of India (BCI) to modify mandatory attendance norms ...
In a landmark judgment, the Delhi High Court ruled that no law student in India should be barred from taking examinations due ...
Lawyers in Kerala have moved a resolution before the Kerala High Court Advocates' Association (KHCAA) opposing the recent ...
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No law student should be detained from sitting in exams for lack of attendance: Delhi HC
Delhi High Court rules no law student can be barred from exams due to attendance, prioritizing mental health and academic progression.
Veteran progressive litigator Neal Katyal will be back at the Supreme Court lectern challenging another major Trump policy ...
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No law student should be stopped from sitting in exams due to attendance shortage: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court has issued a major order saying that law students cannot be barred from examinations over attendance shortage. The court asked BCI to revise norms and consider the impact on ...
The Delhi High Court issued a slew of directions in a suo motu case stemming from a student's suicide and called on the Bar Council of India to look into the existing attendance norms in legal ...
Delhi High Court directs BCI to revise mandatory attendance rules for law students, allowing exam entry despite low attendance. New rules to align with NEP 2020, focusing on holistic legal education ...
The Delhi High Court ruled that law students cannot be barred from exams for insufficient attendance, urging the Bar Council of India to amend attendance norms.
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