Madras High Court on finding unrecognised partnerships of Legal Practitioners
4 Oct 2015 4:33 PM IST
![Participating in Protest in front of a liqour shop cannot make one guilty of Criminal Offence, instead it is a Fundamental Right and Fundamental Duty; Madras HC [Read the Judgment]](https://www.livelaw.in/cms/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Law-Students-Enrollment.jpg "Participating in Protest in front of a liqour shop cannot make one guilty of Criminal Offence, instead it is a Fundamental Right and Fundamental Duty; Madras HC [Read the Judgment]")
Participating in Protest in front of a liqour shop cannot make one guilty of Criminal Offence, instead it is a Fundamental Right and Fundamental Duty; Madras HC [Read the Judgment]
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Madras High Court stays TN Bar Council enrolment
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