Supreme Court of India
Archana Girish Sabnis v. Bar Council of India and Others
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Advocates - Enrolment as advocate - denial of- On the ground that the candidate was not eligible for enrolment as her qualification in Homeopathy medicines i.e. Licentiate of the Court of Examiners (LCEH) was not recognized by Bar Council of India - Propriety of - Held: From s. 13 and Schedule of the Homeopathy Central Council Act and regulation 4 of Homeopathic Regulations, 1989, it is evident 0 that LCEH is not a bachelor degree- The candidate has not been able to show that LCEH is a degree or equivalent to degree verified by UGC with previous approval of Central Government - Bar Council of
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