My father is a retired judge from India. He wants to practise Law in the court of the UK. What are the ways ?
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Please visit the following site.
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if both parents were born in the uk then u sud be able to, contact the british embassy in the us and they might help u
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Consult a lawyer or the reference section of a library.\n\nDo your own search on the net for starters to find out the laws of the country where you are - we can't answer this as there is no info as to where you are!\n\nCheers
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Contact the British Embassy in your country, they will give you all the details.\n \nThe websites below have a lot of information also.
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If you are a citizen of the UK, you can always go to the UK embassy in the area.  They can get you help on going home to the UK
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try looking up master james sinclair. he has a large association in the uk and his hq is in london, i think.
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you need to get the judge's internal operating procedures and or your states code or statutes of civil procedure\n\nthe federal judges guidelines are in the federal code of civil procedure\n\nif you want something particular to your state, i would start out with your state's supreme court's website, many of them have these documents online now\n\nfinally, www.findlaw.com has an extensive collection of both federal and state law resources\n\ngood luck
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You need a solicitor's advice - it will be a lot safer than trying to understand the legal complexities yourself from a website.  Also, if any sort of enforcement is required, you will need the legal help anyway.
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easy...get yourself to France then tell the customs that you are in danger in your own country, when you get to the UK they will feed you house you and give you whatever you want.....you can then bring the rest of your family over and spend your days telling everyone how wonderful India is. Don't worry about the English they are moving to Europe because the UK is becoming a slum....try Bradford you will never know you are not back in India.
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If you live in England you need to write to your local LEA (local education authority). I'm not sure if Tony will personally help you on this one!
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You need to become a Uk citizen first.
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Do you mean is there a course on "Indian property law" or a course In India on property law?  Either way, India, I'm  sure, has the same property laws as UK property law, being part of the British Commonwealth of Nations. Many correspondence Diploma courses in UK.  For the best try Oxford University Land Economics Dpt or Reading University Land Economics Dpt.
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You can study straight law (the LLB) or you can study any other degree but you have to take the GDL conversion course. If you want to be a solicitor you then have to do the LPC (Legal Practice Course) or if you want to be a barrister you have to do the BVC (Bar Vocational Course). \n\nLPC and BVC are post-graduate courses, the most well regarded establishments to do these courses are the College of Law and BPP school of law. \n\nBoth courses are very expensive (LPC is approx £9k)\n\nOf course, if you live in the US then all this information is not applicable to you!\n\nGood luck!
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I am sorry to hear about your predicament. However, The Republic of Ireland has different laws and regulations regarding divorce than the United Kingdom, being a seperate nation and independent from the UK. That said, 5 years does seem like a very long time to have to wait.
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Here's a website with some useful information.\n\nhttp://www.online-law.co.uk/bar/becoming_a_barrister/deciding.html
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They won't allow you to, that's why NASS supports you. You could ask the IND but I doubt you will be able to get anywhere. If you have a solicitor dealing with your case, check with them.
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Can you be more specific in what you are looking for?\n\nFor example are you looking for laws that are pertinent only to England?