Calcutta High Court Junior Counsel salaries in India

Likes

My Advocate give me a liberty and work space and treated me as a Junior Lawyer as well as my own field I.e. Law Clerk. Some of the Advocates, Law Clerks and Court Staffs are very helpfull at certain point of time. And lastly I mention the Litigants, some of them gave me very lucrative amount which will creates enormous energy and pushing forward to insist me go ahead, work sincerely at the best of your knowledge.

Dislikes

Lack of work culture, gossiping and betraying. Most of the lower grade High Court Staff earns extra money instead of their good salary, when we are the Law Clerks move to different departments and pursuing our cases and told them work fast and place our file quickly to the appropriate Benches and Sections.

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I like to handle and solve the legal hurdles which my clients faces and want to get relief for them before the Honourable Court. The Calcutta High Court Bar is providing financial assistance during the lockdown period.

Dislikes

There is no fixed income or salary monthly. As a result I faced financial crisis.

Likes

Working to provide justice for the needy is a source of supreme satisfaction. Any court of law gives such opportunity, be it Calcutta High Court or any court of law. The lawyers are the warriors, fighting for just and right.

Dislikes

Nothing can be disliked for a court of law if you are dedicated and committed to it. Or else one can find fault even in God.

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The environment of calcutta high court is very much hygiene n very open to learning for everyone. This is my dream place where am working now. Its like temple for me. The senior advocates are very down towards. More scope for learning n exploring n building career in a very high perspective.

Dislikes

Managerial performance.

Likes

It is the Oldest High Court of India. It has more than 150 years of Legal Heritage to Protect the Justice to Reform the Society at Large. If Law is your Addiction, High Court at Calcutta is Best Place for you.

Dislikes

Lack of Judges in the Bench