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Young law graduates to assist HC judges as Law Clerks
The Hyderabad High Court is seeking applications from young law graduates for appointment as Law Clerks.On the directives of High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Governments have enabled fresh law graduates, who are yet to be enrolled as Advocates in the Bar Council, to assist the Judges of High Court as law clerks for a period of one year on a monthly stipend. The g
The Hyderabad High Court is seeking applications from young law graduates for appointment as Law Clerks.On the directives of High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Governments have enabled fresh law graduates, who are yet to be enrolled as Advocates in the Bar Council, to assist the Judges of High Court as law clerks for a period of one year on a monthly stipend. The guidelines frames by the High Court were accepted by both the Governments of TS and AP, and they also issued GOs for the same.
The Government Orders, Gazette Notification and the application form in which candidates may apply for appointment as Law Clerk to the Judges are available in the official website of the High Court. Young law graduates wishing to avail this opportunity may visit the official website of the High Court http://hc.tap.nic.in for more details, according to a press release.
