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About this Course
This course has been designed and developed to help candidates prepare for the Advocate-on-Record (AOR) examination, conducted every year by the Supreme Court of India. In this course, Mr Namit Saxena, second rank holder in the 2019 AOR examination, has discussed the four papers of the exam, eligibility criteria, preparation techniques, examination pattern, syllabus, and tips and tricks for taking the AOR examination.
The focus of this course is to study the four subjects in the AOR examination syllabus, namely, Practice and Procedure, Drafting, Leading Cases and Professional Ethics.
Course Details
- Level - Advanced
- Total no. of videos - 32
The course contents are as follows:
1. Introduction
1.1 Welcome
2. Eligibility Criteria and Pattern of the Examination
2.1 Who is an advocate-on-record?
2.2 Eligibility criteria
2.3 Exemptions
2.4 Pattern of the examination
2.5 Tips for preparation
3. Paper 1: Preparing for Practice and Procedure
3.1 Preparation for practice and procedure
3.2 Origins of the Supreme Court
3.3 The Federal Court
3.4 Constituent Assembly and dawn of the Constitution
3.5 The Supreme Court
3.6 Appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
3.7 Original jurisdiction
3.8 Advisory jurisdiction
3.9 Review and curative petition: Inherent and plenary jurisdiction
3.10 Contempt jurisdiction
3.11 Jurisdiction under Supreme Court (Decrees and Orders) Enforcement Order, 1954
3.12 Language
3.13 Supreme Court (Enlargement of Criminal Appellate Jurisdiction) Act, 1970
3.14 Article 136 and the doctrine of merger
3.15 Article 137 and application for modification/ clarification
3.16 Matters of public interest
3.17 Limitation
3.18 Court fees
3.19 Answering Practice and Procedure paper
4. Paper 2: Drafting
4.1 Drafting preliminaries
4.2 Drafting rules for executing vakalatnama
4.3 General rules for drafting/filing
4.4 Answering the Drafting paper
5. Paper 3: Professional Ethics and Advocacy
5.1 Preparing for Professional Ethics and Advocacy
6. Paper 4: Leading Cases
6.1 Preparing for Leading Cases
7. Conclusion
7.1 Conclusion
