1. – Nagpur, India
2. – Nagpur, India
| Received
17-May-2013 |
Accepted
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Published
17-May-2013 |
Abstract
The reforms in Legal Education and Legal Profession have been long overdue. In fact so
far, we have miserably failed to look into the problems of Legal Education and Legal Profession, which have been squarely facing us at our face.
The present law has to meet the requirements of the society, which is entering into 21st Century. Law has to deal with problems of diverse
magnitudes and a student of law and an Advocate has to be trained in Professional skills to meet the challenges of globalization and
universalisation of law. With the advent of multinationals in India as anywhere else, the task of lawyers would be highly technical and an
imperative need would arise to have competent lawyers who would be trained in the right culture of Legal Education.
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