The Indian government has introduced proposed amendments aimed at liberalizing the country’s legal market, as part of broader changes to the Advocates Act. These draft regulations were released for public consultation earlier this month by the law ministry. This development follows extensive discussions held in the United Kingdom last year.
Despite the initial momentum, the proposed changes have encountered disapproval from within India’s domestic legal community, prompting further revisions to the draft rules. The updates reflect ongoing debates on how best to modernize and open up India’s legal sector.
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