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BCI has no power to act against law students before enrolment, rules SC

Supreme Court says disciplinary control over law students rests with their universities, while BCI's jurisdiction begins only after they enrol as advocates

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BCI has no power to act against law students before enrolment, rules SC
Supreme Court says disciplinary control over law students rests with their universities, while BCI's jurisdiction begins only after they enrol as advocates
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