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BCI Notifies Rules to Allow Foreign Lawyers in India

Hindustan Times Haryana

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May 15, 2025

The Bar Council of India Rules, Notified on March 10, 2023, Make it Clear That Foreign Lawyers Will Be Restricted to Non-Litigious Matters

- Krishna Yadav and Neha Joshi

NEW DELHI/MUMBAI: In a step towards opening up India's legal sector, the country's top legal body, the Bar Council of India (BCI), has notified amended rules allowing foreign lawyers and law firms to practise foreign law in India on a limited basis.

The Bar Council of India Rules for Registration and Regulation of Foreign Lawyers and Foreign Law Firms in India, 2022—originally notified on 10 March 2023—have now been formally brought into force, the BCI said in a release on Wednesday.

The rules make it clear that foreign lawyers will be restricted to non-litigious matters, where cases are not taken to courts for resolution, involving foreign law, international law, and arbitration—particularly in the context of cross-border transactions and international disputes.

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