The Bar Council of India has decided that law graduates who instead of practicing/ quitting practice remain in employment for more than 5 years, in a field having no connection/relationship with legal or judicial matters, will be required to clear AIBE again if they decide to to re-join the legal profession.
In an affidavit filed before the Supreme Court in BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA Appellant(s) vs TWINKLE RAHUL MANGAONKAR & ORS., the BCI stated:
""If a person remains in service having no connection/relationship with legal or judicial matters, then in that case, such candidate shall be required to clear the AIBE again if he/she decides to get his/her license to practice revived after remaining in the job for more than 5 years from the date of the publication of his/her result of AIBE."
This shall not apply to candidates joining as Public Prosecutor or A.P.P. or some judicial service or some other service like that of Law Officers in some corporate or Government offices as they stand on 'different footing.'
The Resolution is a result of suggestions of Amicus Curiae Senior Advocate KV Vishwanathan suggestion that persons engaged in other employments can be permitted to provisionally enrol as Advocates.
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