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This document contains 35 questions related to the legal profession in India. It asks about the classification of lawyers throughout history in India, including the roles of solicitors, barristers, pleaders and mukhtars during British rule. It also covers the Advocates Act of 1961, the Bar Council of India, eligibility requirements to enroll as an advocate in India, and the various career paths available to law graduates.

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Assignment Legal Profession

This document contains 35 questions related to the legal profession in India. It asks about the classification of lawyers throughout history in India, including the roles of solicitors, barristers, pleaders and mukhtars during British rule. It also covers the Advocates Act of 1961, the Bar Council of India, eligibility requirements to enroll as an advocate in India, and the various career paths available to law graduates.

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Legal Profession Assignment

Class XII- Legal Studies

Q1. Explain the classification of lawyers with the help of a flowchart.

Q2. Attorneys were initially only referred to as ___________ attorneys or _________________.

Q3. Now Attorneys are also called ________________________.

Q4. In pre independent India, Solicitors were allowed to practice in _______________________ but
today their role is merely of a ______________________ who may ________________ but do not
__________ in courts.

Q5. Barristers belonged to _________________ and could practice in __________________ In


British India.

Q6. Who were pleaders? Do they still exist?

Q7. Name the lawyers apart from Solicitors who could practice in British India High Courts?

Q8. Mention the qualification required to be a Mukhtar. Where were they allowed to practice?

Q9. What was section 17 of the Legal Practitioner’s Act?

Q10. Who are Advocates? Write a short note on their eligibility. (4 Marks)

Q11. Who are senior advocates and advocates on record? (4 Marks)

Q12. Write a short note on the Advocates Act 1961. (4 Marks)

Q13. What are the eligibility to be enroll as an advocate?

Q14. Mention the main role of State Council of India. (4 Marks)

Q15. What does the Legal Education committee do?

Q16. What is the All India Bar Examination for ?

Q17. What is the main role of the Bar Council of India?

Q18. Mention any 6 statutory functions of the Bar Council of India.

Q19. What are the professional duties of an advocate?

Q20. Can advocates advertise themselves in India?

Q21. Under what amendment was the ban on advertising removed and under what conditions?

Q22. What are Model Rules of Conduct?

Q23. What are ambulance chasers?

Q24. Do you think lawyers should be allowed to advertise?

Q25. Mention a few examples from all over the world for advertising by lawyers.
Q26. In India legal profession includes both ______________________ and
___________________________.

Q27. What are the two courses available in Bar Council of India?

Q28. Mention the various entrances for legal education in India.

Q29. What is transactional law?

Q30. Mention any 6 fields where a law graduate can work.

Q31. Can a law graduate work in an MNC? If yes, how?

Q32. Who are LAMPs? Why do we need them?

Q33. What are research think tanks? How can Legal Education help them?

Q34. What can someone who does not want to be an advocate do with a legal degree?

Q35. Which lawyers exist now from the classification of pre independence time?

Q36. Which lawyers were allowed to practice and in what courts during British era?

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