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1. New Service for students/ young advocates:

Lawcafe has decided to provide information on placements for legal jobs. Lawcafe shall act as a platform for meeting of job applicants and the job legal providers in north India particularly Chandiagrh, Shimla, Jammu and Delhi. Many law firms and Senior Advocates are in our touch who need fresh law graduates and young lawyers with excellent academic records in their offices. We invite legal professionals/ offices who can pay remuneration of Rs. 10,000 and above p.m. to deserving candidates to send their requirements to us. Fresh law graduates and young lawyers may send their resume with expected salary to us for forwarding the same to the law firms and legal professionals to us who need their services. Send your requirements /C.V. to Nikki at admin@lawcafe.in.

2. (a) Manager Legal, 1st Jul 2009

Confidential Gurgaon, 10-20 years: Looking for Manager Legal for Gurgaon Location.Must have Civil & criminal litigation exp.12+years of Post qualification experience. Must be qualified in Law ( at least 3 year degree course).

(b) Assistant Manager – Legal Support, 1st Jul 2009

CPA GLOBAL

Delhi, Noida, 6-9 years: Main Accountabilities: Assisting in contract management tasks. Maintaining databases, preparing presentations, coordinating with all the departments and generating reports.

(c) AGM/Sr.Manager- Regulatory (Telecom) Chandigarh, 24th Jun 2009

Symbiosis Management Consultants

Chandigarh, 12-16 years: Qualification: LLB/ GraduateExperience: Minimum 12 years of relevant experience in Regulatory Affairs.

(d) Legal Executive, 8th Aug 2009

Olympus Management Consultancy Services Pvt Ltd

Mohali, Chandigarh, 1-2 years, 1.10-1.80 lacs: Should Have knowledge of Procedural Laws and forms.Should Have Drafting skillsAdditional Knowldge of vetting of agreementsShould be from telecom BackroundInterested Candidates can call Priyanka@9888888842 or email at 847-LLIP in the subject line.

Contact the Source of information for above: http://jobsearch.monsterindia.com/searchresult.html?jbr=631&cat=13&usn=1

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Chief justice suggests out-of-court settlement of case

Expressing concern over the increasing backlog of cases in courts and the slow rate of disposal, Chief Justice of India K.G. Balakrishnan Monday said lawyers could try to settle most of the cases outside courts "as the present establishment cannot cope up". Inaugurating the Hindi website and annual report 2006 of the district courts of Delhi, the Chief Justice of India said: "The reason for the increasing number of cases is attributed to the fact that the legal fraternity brings all cases to the court. An effort should be made by the lawyers to settle most of the cases outside the courts as the present establishment cannot cope up with the pendency." According to the annual report 2006, more than 770,310 cases are pending in the district courts of Delhi. Balakrishnan stressed the need for specialised courts, especially courts pertaining to family matters, but admitted that the disposable rate of cases in 2006 has declined as compared to 2005. "In India, the judiciary is not well remunerated and there is an urgent need to have better infrastructure to cope up with the increasing work pressure," he said. Chief Justice of Delhi High Court M.K. Sarma, Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Anil Kumar along with other judges were present at the function. "With the first phase of computerization over in the district courts, we are now aiming to bring changes like introduction of digital signatures, SMS services for lawyers and litigants and installation of CCTVs in the courts," said the chief justice of the Delhi High Court. The number of cases filed in the courts in 2006 was 76,000 more than in 2005. Only 279 cases were disposed in 2006.

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