Advocate High Court Advocate salaries in India

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Learnt the skill of drafting civil suits commercial suits and criminal complaints under section 138 of NI Act. Got to appear in various district courts of Delhi.

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No salary/stipend appraisal. No opportunity to argue in courts.

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Its very innovative free lands work. So i like it. Communication skill is necessary to this work. Every day i met different types of clients and communicate with them,

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Salary or money is the one and only problem

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Daily attending court hearing then civil and criminal cases

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Anxiety and stress are high – Numerous works undertaken by the lawyer has its deadlines too and in order to strive for the completion of the work before the deadline, takes sleepless days , high stress and tension so that the lawyer can achieve the result as expected by the client. This stress and pressure can take a toll on the health of the lawyer.

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It is highly recommended for being a accomplished advocate that you must gain insight to the matters being handled, continuous learning and knowledge gaining improves skills and after working as advocate, the amount of respect and earnings both are very high. The most important aspect of advocacy is being passionate about it. It opens the door to excellence in life's goals and to the world

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Nothing is there to be put as dislike in working as Advocate

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Profession believes the pragmatic staus of the legal decisions,approach and submissions. Exceant to be part f this noble thought. The venture is revolving around the growing administrative deficiencies or excess attack on the people who are waiting for the support of the Government machinaries. Its interesting that the bereaucrates do not rest their decisions neither on the settled principles nor on the statutory provisions or universal dictums and norms.

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Procrastination on the proceedings part and undesirable delay causing miscarriage of justice and denial of justice to the needies and the poor. Willful prolonging of the proceedings cast upon the reliability of the legal system and the affordability of the cost on the part of the cliants.