The directions issued by the BCI chairperson to defer the enrolment of NALSAR’s graduating batch as advocates were unlawful, the court held.

The Supreme Court said it was for institution to take action against students as per norms. | India News

The Supreme Court ruled the Bar Council of India has no power over law students. Educational institutions must regulate student conduct under their own norms. The court set aside…

The Supreme Court held that BCI has no statutory power to regulate law students and said educational institutions must act under their own rules.