COACHING FOR BAR COUNCIL EXAMINATION
COURSE OUTLINE:
“The Lawyers and Jurists”– one of the reputed law firms in the country has introduced intensive coaching for the examinee of Bangladesh Bar Council Examination for enrollment as an Advocate. Highly reputed lawyers, Barristers& Advocates, in their respective fields will take the classes. In the duration of 3 (three) months, 24 classes including continual examinations on each subject shall insist you to feel the difference of coaching. Classes will be taken in a Corporate Chamber where you will get the opportunity to meet the environment of practicing law in corporate arena. A consolidate amount of TK. 15000.00 (taka fifteen thousand) may not seem to you that much when you feel confident as to your preparation of upcoming examination.
Only 10 (ten) persons will get such an opportunity to participate in the coaching as question of our reputation is a mammoth asset. Candidate will be selected by taking an examination conducted by “The Lawyers & Jurists”. Application form is available on the reception on requisite payment. Think wise, be confident. Ease your way to be an Advocate. Be a member of a Royal Profession.
GROUP-A: CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 (Marks-16)
Section 2 : Definition
Sections 9 to 12 : Jurisdiction and Res Judicata
Sections 15 to 20 : Place of Suing
Sections 22 to 24 : Power of transfer of suits
Sections 38, 39 & 48 : About Execution of decree
Sections 96,97,104,105 & 107: Appeal from decree
Order (See Order 41, Rules 1 to 6 and Order 43 Rule 1)
Section 114; Review (See Order 47 Rule 1)
Section 115 : Revision
Section 144 : Restitution
Section 151 : Inherent Power of Court
Order 6 Rule 17: Amendment of pleadings
Order 7 Rules 1 to 15 : Plaint
Order 8 Rules 1 to 8 :Written Statement and set off
Order 23 Rules 1 to 3 :Withdrawal & adjustment
Order 38 Rules 5 to 12 : Attachment before judgment
Order 39 Rules 1 to 4: Temporary injunction
Order 40 Rule 1: Appointment of Receiver.
GROUP-B: SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT, 1877 (Marks-16)
Section 9 : Suit for possession
Sections 12 to 17 : Contracts which may be specifically enforced
Sections 21 & 22 : Contracts not specifically enforced and discretion of court
Sections 39 & 40 : Cancellation of instrument
Section 42 : Declaration of status or right
Section 45 : Power to order to do specific acts.
Sections 52 to 57 : Injunctions.
GROUP-C: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, 1898 (Marks-16)
Section 4 : Definitions
Section 6 : Classes of criminal courts
Sections 9,10,12, & 14 : Court of Session, District Magistrate, Subordinate Magistrate & Special Magistrates
Sections 107 to 110 : Security for keeping the peace and for good behavior
Section 144 : Temporary order in urgent cases.
Sections 145 & 146 : Dispute as to immovable property
Sections 154 & 155 : Information in cases
Sections 172 & 175 : Diary investigation, Report of police officer
Sections 200 to 205 :Complaints to Magistrates & Commencement of Proceeding.
Sections 241 to 249 : Trial of summons cases.
Sections 404 to 410, 412 to 414, 417 to 420: Appeals.
Sections 435, 436, 438, 439 and 439A: Reference and revision
Section 476: Procedure in cases in section 195
Section 488 :Order for maintenance of wives and children
Sections 496 to 498 and 498A : Bail
Sections 526, 526B and 528 : Transfer of cases
GROUP-D: PENAL CODE, 1860 (Marks-16)
Sections 34 & 35 :Common intention, when such act is criminal
Sections 96 & 97: Right of private defence
Section 107: Abatement
Section 149 : Prosecution of common object
Sections 299, 300, 301, 304 & 304A: Offence affecting life
Sections 319 to 322, 324 & 326 : Hurt
Sections 339 & 340: Wrongful restraint and confinement
Sections 359 & 362 : Kidnapping & abduction
Section 375 : Rape
Sections 378 to 380 : Theft
Section 383 : Extortion
Sections 390, 391, 394 & 396 : Robbery & dacoity
Sections 403 & 405: Dishonest misappropriation & breach of trust
Sections 415, 416 & 420 : Cheating
Section 425 : Mischief
Sections 441 & 446 : Criminal trespass
Sections 463 & 464: Forgery.
GROUP-E: (Marks-16)
(i) LIMITATION ACT, 1908
Section 3: Suits to be dismissed if instituted after limitation
Section 5 : Extension of period
Section 6 : Legal disability
Section 12 : Exclusion of time in legal proceeding
Section 14 : Exclusion of time spent bonafide in other forum
Section 18 : Effect of fraud
Section 19 : Effect of acknowledgment
Section 20 : Effect of payment
Section 23 : Continuing breaches and wrongs.
Section 29 : Savings.
(ii) EVIDENCE ACT, 1872
Section 17 : Admission
Sections 24 to 26 Confession
Sections 32 & 33: Statement of persons who cannot be called as witness
Sections 59 & 60 : Oral evidence
Sections 61 & 63 : Documentary evidence
Sections 74 & 75 : Public & Private document
Sections 101 to 106 and 114, 115: Burden of proof and presumption, estoppel
Sections 137 to 142, 145,146,151, 152, 155, 157 and 159 : Examination of witness.
GROUP-F : (Marks-20)
Ethics, Bar Council Rules and Legal Decisions
Rules of Professional Etiquette.
Functions, formation and power of the Bangladesh Bar Council and difference between Bar Council & Bar Association.
Legal decisions and reports.
If you believe that you have confident to go through an immense pressure of preparing yourself, contact with the following address:
For: The Lawyers & Jurists
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