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Nalsar row: SC strikes down BCI orders, says it has 'no power to regulate students'
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Supreme Court has invalidated directives issued by the Bar Council of India regarding student regulations at Nalsar University. The court ruled that the statutory body lacks the legal authority to govern or regulate students directly. This decision clarifies the boundaries of authority between professional legal bodies and educational institutions.
WHY IT MATTERS
The ruling sets a legal precedent limiting the Bar Council of India's regulatory reach over law students.
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