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Law students told to work ethically

Law students told to work ethically

The Hindu25-05-2025
Additional Registrar General of High Court of Karnataka in Dharwad Shantaveer Shivappa has called upon law students to inculcate great values and commitment towards their profession to provide justice to litigant public.
He was inaugurating the annual social gathering and prize distribution ceremony of KLE Society's G.K. Law College in Hubballi on Saturday.
Elaborating on the pre-requisites for becoming a successful legal practitioner, he advised students to participate in moot court competitions and other skill enhancing events to develop their advocacy skills.
Highlighting the nobility of the profession, he advised students to work hard to achieve success with ethics and morality rather than with a motive to earn money only.
He subsequently gave away prizes to the winners of various competitions and felicitated winners of State and National-level Moot Court, sports, debate and cultural competitions.
Making the introductory remarks, Principal Dnyaneshwar P. Chouri asked the students to take the legal profession seriously and work hard with commitment to succeed in it.
Presiding over the function, senior advocate and member of the local governing body of the college Umesh M. Patil called upon students to inculcate values to serve the community and to build a peaceful and orderly society.
Sharada G. Patil, Sanjeev M. Hullur and others were present.
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