104 ADVOCATES ACT, 1961
ANNEXURE
. No candidate shall receive training with a guide,
who has at the time of commencement of receiving training, more than two
other candidates, except with, previous permission in writing of the State Bar
council.
7. Every candidate shall be bound to receive training
for the period of one year under the same guide except where the guide has died
before the expiry of the period of one year or has ceased to practise, in which case the candidate shall receive
training for the residue of the period with another guide where name has been
approved by the State Bar Council afresh. The name of the second guide shall be
approved by the State Bar Council on a written intimation by the candidate.
8. During the said period of training the candidate
shall regularly attend the chamber or office of the guide, study case, papers,
correspondence, draft, pleading, attend Courts and in particular study cases
with a view to get acquainted with the practice in Courts and minimum
attendance for 225 days in a calendar year shall be condition precedent for the
completion of successful training.
9. (a) Every candidate shall
maintain two diaries in the form approved by State Bar Council. One for work done in chambers and the other for work in Courts.The chamber diary shall contain day to day record of the work done by candidate
in guide's chambers giving briefly the facts of the cases, studies of plaints,
written statements, affidavits, grounds of appeal or revision etc. read and
other matters looked into. The Court diary shall contain the date, the number
of the cases attended, the arguments, the case law cited and the result.
The candidate shall
write olft on the first page of each of his diaries,
his name, serial number, the name of the guide, the place of training and the
date of commencement of the training. The candidate shall also note separately
in the second page of chambers diary the date of absence from chambers or
Court, the dates despatch of
the statements referred to in the rules hereunder and other important
particulars connected with his training.
(b)
Every candidate shall submit his Courts and chambers diaries to the guide for
scrutiny atleast twice a month on or before the 5th
and 20th of each month and obtain his signature with the dates in the chambers
and Courts diaries.
(c)
The diary maintained by the candidate duly signed by him and the guide after
the completion of training be sent to the State Bar Council which shall be scrutinised by Enrolment Committee of the State Bar Council
and in case of Enrolment Committee of the Bar Council is satisfied that the
candidate has not undergone full and proper training in compliance with the
rules, the State Bar Council may extend the period of training as
it may deem fit in the interest of legal profession.
During
the period, however, when the Courts where the guide is practising
are closed of summer recess or other recess, it shall be sufficient if the
signatures of the guide are obtained in the diaries a week before such recess
and again a week after the re-opening but 225 clear days training in any case
shall be strictly made applicable. The number of days has been fixed
considering the facts that Courts are closed in different vacations and thus
the number of days for training has been reduced to 225 days only.
10. No candidate shall
engage himself in any employment, profession, business, trade or calling during
the course of training in any manner.
11. A guide from whom the candidate would receive
training shall intimate to the Bar Council in writing the non-attendance of a
candidate in training.
12. The Secretary of the State Bar Council shall
maintain a separate register in which he shall enter the names of the
candidates under going training in law with his address
