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The Supreme Court has dealt another blow to the Bar Council of India (BCI), ruling that the Council does not possess the legal authority to issue directions to law universities for penalising students. The court’s observation came in connection with communications issued by the BCI to NALSAR University of Law in Hyderabad following a protest by students.
The Supreme Court quashed the communications issued by the BCI, making it clear that the Council cannot exercise powers beyond the authority granted to it under law. The ruling is significant for law universities and students, as it reinforces the limits of the BCI’s regulatory powers and the institutional autonomy of universities in handling student-related disciplinary matters.



















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