 the advocates (sbcond amendment) bill, i¢2(as introducbb 1m lox sabra on 8m june, 1962)  treadvocaths'csecond amend~~ii!t ~": (tob nmtodt1ctid ~j,lokistb1a) ",a  bill , ;" "', further to amettdthf: :advo~ate,a~, l:~'1 is it enadetl '~ parliament in the thirteenth:~ ()f tile '~shorttitle public ·of india 'ib jonowb:~ f, ":', '" of 1961 ' 5 : ": " : " , i' ~ - 1 this act may be called the mv~es (second amendiiie~~ ~t act, 1962 , , ,  ,; i '! 0 14· :t :!, ~; """':~';"'; 'u 2 in ,b-aeation '(ll,of,~ ~rdf·$he a~,mnl~l_,'" the words "aplk>in~ y"~ w_~ ~ ~, ~the  w~ imd words "31st day of december, 1961" shall be slibitmiatfdlultl shall be deemed always to have been substituted  statement of objects and reasonsunder section 24(1) of the advocates act, 1961, in order to be admitted as an advocate on a state roll, a person must have obtained a degree in law and undergone a course of training, and passed an f'xaminatfon, prescdbed by the state bar council under the proviso to that section, however, persons who have obtained their degree in law from any university in india before the appointed day, that is, the 1st december, 1961, when section 24 was brought into force, are entitled to be admitted as advocates even without having undergone the preseribed training and passed the prescribed examination as aforesaid the final ll b examinations of the three un~versities in the state of maharashtra, namely, 'poana, marathwada and bombay were held in october, 1961 the results of the first two universities were published in november, 1961 accordingly, the students of thole two universities who passed the ll b examination held in october, 1961, were entitled to be enrolled as advocates but the relult of the ll b examination of the bombay university was publimed on the 12th december, 1961, the consequence being that the itudents of that university who came out successful in the ll b examination are not eligible to be enrolled as advocates without the prescribed training and examination this has caused unintended hardahips on, and discrimination against, the students of bombay it is accordingly proposed to amend suitably sub-section (1) of section 24 of the advocates act, 1961, so as to provide that those who pued their ftnal law examination before the 31st december, 1181, wou1cl be enttued to the beneftt confer'red by the proviso to that sub-hctlod a k sen - - - - - 14 (1) subject to the provisions of this act, and the rules made pencigi who thereunder, a person shall be qualifted to be admitted as an advocate ::it: ::-on a state rou, if he fulfils the' following condltlodb, namely:~ adsyoclcclnoll - tate iv - (a) be is a citizen of india: pl'ovided that subject to the other provisiolli cwltained in t,his act, a ~ational of any other country may be admltted as an advocate on a state roll, if citizens of india, duly qualiled, are permitted to practise law in that other country;  (b) he has completed the age of twenty-one yean;' (c) he has obtained a degree in law- (i) before ~he appointed day, from any l1nl~rlty 'in the territory of india; or  (ii) before the 15th day of august, im1,:from any ·udl-·, versity in~'atly area which was comprised betore ·that date, within india as defined by the government of in4ia act, ,1935; or   (iii) fter the appointed day, from any univenity in' the tenitory of· iddta  or elsewhere if the clegree is rftoplsed for the purposes of this act "y the· bar council of indiaj , or he is - barrister; (d) he has undergone a course of training in law and ~8ed an examination' after such training both of whieh' shall be prescribed by the state bar council: ,provided that this clause "u not apply to-(i) a barrister who has received practical trafnfn, in engiand or - person who has obtained a degree in law from any university in india before the appointed day; (ii) any person who has for at least two years held judicial oftice in the territory of iddi or is or bas been - member of the central legal service; (iii) any person who has for at least two years held judicial oftlce in any area which was comprised before the 15th day of august, 1947, within india as defined in the government of india\ii~;' _, or has been an advocte of 8ily1ljlilb cwrt'titl aay _ • __ ;  (i'd) any person who has practised before illy high (!': ,';  :, -court rand who 4t88~iltconunued practice by:reabod of )lis • ,·f  ~" '   :;; • , ;: 5:,'"  ltaltiag~ t"~nt_er the government, ,a local ') " 'i'  ' ,', -utjunjw ,q1' ,a' iothr·i~; add  ;"'1 :·n:,··  ;r (v) any other class ofptrs who by~oll ~ their lelal trainil\8' or experience are declared by the bar counell ::dl :fnijia·to be ·etxem~t' frmn the 1'rovlsions df 'tl\ts ~lause; '0' -- !  , rbelujlls ~ 'qtmr dollditictds as  y 'be specitled in the rules ma~ ~ the state ,bar ,coudcu under this chapter; (~ be bas ,paw-r! enr~8ilt _of two hundred • d ftfty rupees to the state bar council , re~nt,ui~f,or the ,pufpqs8s of this 8ub-section, a person shall be deemed to 'have obtained a degree in law from a 'university in india on the date on which the resuits of the examination tor that ~ f8e ,"i" br 6ie'umvemltj· obits notice' boai'd or otherwt"ciel4mfing'llm to ;,han ·pamld that xblinatten; (2) ~twith~nding anything contained in sub-'sectlon (1), a vakil, pleader or an attorney who is a law graduate, or wbo is not a law gra4iute1tmjtws  led;to '8ilnited - , c4vooale of a high coat ~ tdor 1:be,eppojhwd diir' under any tlaw then in flal'de; :tny1be 4mlmmed  8'ft acktoeate on  ~  ; ~ if;h  (a) makes an application for such enrolment in accordance with the provisions of this act, not later tba $ivo'y1ii fi!om  th~ ~e4da1; ~ 1(b'),taltb'tlleoeomlllolllrlpltlw ia_ua ,edt, ~),:(e)  and (f) of sub-seetion (i) -  - - -it' - a bill further to amend the advocates act, 1961 (shrl ,4,0 k sen, min"t of lgfd) 