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The Indian National Bar Association and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has organised a summit on Reforms in the Legal Sector in India. The summit was organised with an aim of coming up with effective solutions and to discuss the evolving reforms in the Indian legal market.
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The Indian National Bar Association and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry has organised a summit on ‘Reforms in the Legal Sector in India’. The summit was organised with an aim of coming up with effective solutions and to discuss the evolving reforms in the Indian legal market.

The summit was a one-day event in which the discussions and interactions on ongoing trends and challenges in the legal market were discussed. The summit witnessed provoking and cooperative discussions and interactions.

The Members from eleven state bar associations and eminent personalities who solicited the event are Suresh Chandra-Law Secretary, Satya Pal Singh-Minister of State for HRD, RS Suri- Supreme Court Bar Association President and Sangeeta Saxena- Additional Economic Advisor of Ministry of Commerce. 

Addressing the summit Law Secretary said that the FDI and its effect on the globalisation is a great opportunity to the Indian lawyers and with the advancement in the Information Technology it has become the dire need to transform the traditional reforms and techniques which are being used in the legal profession from a long time.

He further added that a robust mechanism is required to develop the legal system based on reciprocity and the  need to expand the legal system is not limited to within the court but is required outside the court also. Besides, there is also a need for comprehensive consultation with all stakeholders. This has to be gradual and in a calibrated manner, not a high inaugural activity.

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Published on 13-Nov-17
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