Do not do this mistake if you're a young lawyer!

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @rohitbalani9144
    @rohitbalani9144 Год назад +6

    We young lawyer need more videos like these! Thank you!

  • @ImLokpal
    @ImLokpal Год назад +2

    Thanks I will remember this whenever I may get in this situation anytime in future .

  • @tptptp653
    @tptptp653 Год назад +7

    Sir why don't you start a course yourself where you mentor young lawyers ?

  • @firasatali2447
    @firasatali2447 Год назад +1

    I told judge that you're honour may forfeit the right to file counter in a IA as the party is not responding. Judge replied you cannot tell the court what to do you can simply request or present. He knows I m young n unexperienced, so let go of me. Since then I never speak. Even while dictating order.

  • @pdas195
    @pdas195 Год назад +10

    Suits🔥🔥🔥. Watching it even though not a law student.

    • @18aniz
      @18aniz Год назад +5

      As a lawyer let me convey something, Suits is the most ridiculous show 😂
      Watch How to get away with murder

    • @deepconscious7741
      @deepconscious7741 Год назад +1

      Suits - is a glamourised, hyperbolic, highly dramatised version of court proceedings and lawyers and far away from the truth of reality. Sure it is entertaining but not what lawyers do in real life.

    • @gsharpmusic4540
      @gsharpmusic4540 Год назад +2

      @@18aniz a true lawyer would never recommend Suits

    • @axd2312
      @axd2312 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@18aniz
      Agree

  • @axd2312
    @axd2312 10 месяцев назад

    Bro earnings he nahi ho parhi, intimation ki fees dene k b pese nahi jama ho pary. 8 months se practice me hun under a senior. He also doesn't pay me a single rupee

  • @deepconscious7741
    @deepconscious7741 Год назад +4

    Counsel, you still haven't incorporated the practice of serial numbering your videos. It would be great help to those who may have just joined your channel or even to you when you refer to your own videos. Think about it.

  • @Conqueror25
    @Conqueror25 Год назад +1

    My man googled lawyers and put actors in there 😂😂

  • @callmevakeel
    @callmevakeel Год назад

    This never taught in law school.

  • @mdmatlaburrahaman6912
    @mdmatlaburrahaman6912 Год назад +2

    It's Mostly Happened is District Courts .

  • @educationalmik
    @educationalmik Год назад +2

    It also happened multiple times with me and because of the fear I never asked judges.

  • @velphinmony3456
    @velphinmony3456 Год назад +10

    can't we just say sir instead of milord

    • @sarcasticcf3553
      @sarcasticcf3553 Год назад +3

      yes you can. We do this only to remind them of their position and that they can't be unfair.

    • @RahulKumar-jc7zh
      @RahulKumar-jc7zh Год назад +1

      don't you think this is a practice of English men( regard for nobelperson in England)...don't we switch it to a different Indian way.

    • @velphinmony3456
      @velphinmony3456 Год назад

      @@RahulKumar-jc7zh how about ayya

    • @untamedspirit4537
      @untamedspirit4537 Год назад

      I guess stick to the tradition , maybe opting for new trend can cost your client's decree

  • @Shorts__101
    @Shorts__101 Год назад +2

    What are the chances of you becoming a judge in future?

  • @Masiba7517
    @Masiba7517 Год назад +2

    Did you used that software, which you talked about in a seperate video few months back ,for the purpose of today's video subtitles?

  • @adityakapoor
    @adityakapoor Год назад +2

    Couldn't agree more. Thanks for highlighting this!

  • @amanvijayjindal5742
    @amanvijayjindal5742 Год назад +1

    Happens to me a lot of times।। Will keep this in mind next time I step into court Ji

  • @cara7157
    @cara7157 Год назад

    Can you jot down in your notebook while the judge is dictating? Sorry im a 1st year law student

  • @24elbaliava
    @24elbaliava Год назад +1

    108th viewer (Shubh se)😌

  • @thehindustanigamer2573
    @thehindustanigamer2573 Год назад +1

    Hum first