The BAI's plea has proposed the establishment of a National Digital Registry for the Legal Profession of India (NDRLP), a centralised, technology-driven database assigning each advocate a unique identifier linked to verified qualifications, enrolment status and disciplinary records.
A Bench comprising Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant and Justice V Mohana today observed that it would have to consider the response of various stakeholders before such an exercise can be undertaken.
"Looks like a novel reform, but all law universities have to be made parties and they should disclose who are the bona fide law graduates from those institutes," remarked CJI Kant.
The BAI's plea has proposed the establishment of a National Digital Registry for the Legal Profession of India (NDRLP), a centralised, technology-driven database assigning each advocate a unique identifier linked to verified qualifications, enrolment status and disciplinary records.
A Bench comprising Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant and Justice V Mohana today observed that it would have to consider the response of various stakeholders before such an exercise can be undertaken.
"Looks like a novel reform, but all law universities have to be made parties and they should disclose who are the bona fide law graduates from those institutes," remarked CJI Kant.