AIBE Exam delayed: Bar Council of India has chosen to defer All India Bar Examination (AIBE) due to Covid-19 pandemic. The test was to occur on August 16. Notwithstanding delaying the test, BCI has likewise said that it had broadened cutoff time for test applications till August 30.
AIBE Exam deferred: Bar Council of India has chosen to delay All India Bar Examination (AIBE) due to Covid-19 pandemic. The test was to occur on August 16. Notwithstanding deferring the test, BCI has likewise said that it had broadened cutoff time for test applications till August 30.
Additionally, the zenith bar body has been approved by the bar chiefs the nation over to speak to legal counsellors under the watchful eye of the Supreme Court in a writ request against the Union of India looking for budgetary help and a delicate credit of Rs 3 lakh each to penniless attorneys.
AIBE is a national level test intended to test a potential supporter who tries to provide legal counsel.
The choice was taken in a goal received on July 29.
“Keeping in see the current pandemic (COVID-19)situation and successive lockdown, expanding the number of crown patients day by day, the committee has set out to delay the All India Bar Examination to be hung on August 16, and it has additionally set out to broaden the date of receipt of uses from applicants till August 31 (for the present),” the goal said.
In a virtual gathering among BCI and all the state bar chambers’ agents and High Court Bar Associations, it was concluded that the zenith bar body would speak to the legal counsellors under the watchful eye of the SC(Supreme Court) in a writ appeal in against the Union of India looking for money related help and a delicate advance of Rs 3 lakh each to penniless legal counsellors.
The BCI has said that a significantly more substantial part of attorneys is compelled to live in a hopeless condition because of proceeding with the suspension of physical court working, prompting the loss of acquiring and depleting out their money related assets.
A seat headed by the Chief Justice S A Bobde on July 22 gave notice to the Center on the appeal, the chamber said.
“It was consistently settled independently in both joint gatherings of the Bar Council of India with all State Bar Councils and with High Court Bar.
Affiliations separately, that since the point and object of the BCI and the State Bar Councils and the High Court Bar Associations are/is very much the same, for example, to get budgetary help and help the weak promoters, all State Bar Councils and the taking an interest High Court Bar Associations would approve BCI to speak to themselves under the watchful eye of the peak court,” BCI’s executive Manan Kumar Mishra said.
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