Report No. 266
Report No.266
The Advocates Act, 1961: Regulation of Legal Profession
Table of Contents
Chapter |
Title |
Page |
I |
Background - Inception of the Legal Profession |
1-2 |
II |
Advent of the Constitution |
3-4 |
III |
Era of the Advocates Act, 1961 |
5-6 |
IV |
Period of Aberration |
7-8 |
V |
Judicial Pronouncements and the Law |
9-10 |
VI |
Law Commission's Initiative |
11-12 |
VII |
Loss of Courts' Working Days : A Staggering Fact |
13-14 |
VIII |
Supreme Court Judgements on Strike - Reprehensible act |
15-23 |
IX |
Denouncing the Contemptuous acts of Advocates |
24-29 |
X |
Propriety of performing public functions by convicted persons |
30-32 |
XI |
Advocacy Lurking in the shadows |
33 |
XII |
Legal Education in India |
34-39 |
A |
Historic Perspectives |
35 |
B |
Constitutional Framework |
35-36 |
C |
Reports of previous Law Commissions |
36-37 |
D |
Legal Position |
37-39 |
E |
Conclusion |
39 |
XIII |
Pre-enrolment Training of Advocates |
40 |
XIV |
Prospects of Foreign Law Firms and Lawyers in India |
41-45 |
XV |
Need for Defining Misconduct |
46-47 |
XVI |
The Relevance of Framework of Regulation of Legal Profession in the United Kingdom |
48-51 |
XVII |
Need of Reviewing Regulatory Mechanism |
52-56 |
Annexures |
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I |
Bar Council of India - Proposed Amendments to the Advocates Act, 1961 |
57-87 |
II |
Analysis of the Responses Received by the Law Commission of India |
88-92 |
III |
The Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2017 |
93-112 |