LAW||Becoming an advocate without doing your Pupillage with the Constituent Bar Councils!

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Regulation 7 of the Legal Practice Act provides that candidate legal practitioners can undergo a Pupillage training programme through an independent Advocate who has been practicing for a period not less than 3 years , provided that such Advocate is enrolled with the legal practice council and agrees to enter into a practical vocational training contract with the pupils and undertakes to train such pupil as per the requirements of the act.
The pupil will also need to complete 400 Notional hours of coursework by an institution recognised by the LPC to provide such training/ coursework.
The pupil will still need to write the legal practice council national bar examinations and pass them in order to be admitted.

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18 апр 2024

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@Gunzilla101

Thank you for the work you put into this channel. It is very informative. As someone who wants to apply for pupillage next year I can state this as a fact, when it comes to info on pupillage, it's you and other two ladies with channels that help us, the aspirant pupils, with tons of info. The other info that is out there is from the UK that I also consume a lot of. But you're giving us the content that matters to us as South Africans. Thank you.

@NDOSI-mb6ys

Once again another informative video. We are highly appreciative of your dedication towards these videos.

@ernestmncedidinomeva5867

Your are the gift thay keeps on giving, thank you a lot for this informative vlog, i am a 3rd year llb student through unisa, may God keep on blessing you Adv Manhissa

@manapemokobodi2148

Thank you Adv, that was insightful.

@ziphoyeni4274 16 часов назад

Do bar exams have accounting?

@itszeelubisi

Mpumalanga's very own, Naspoti to be specific ❤

@ej6641

You have earned yourself a new subscriber! Thank you for this. 🌸

@Iamtsholo_

We love a consistent Queen !! 😂

@Youngaliormj

Hi. I wanted some clarity on somethings, can i still be a judge if i take take the article route and be an admitted attorney or should i take the pupillage route and become an admitted advocate and then become a judge?? Thanks