The Benin legal system is explained

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Posted: Thu May 05, 2011 9:34 am

You may not know it, but there's a struggle for power in the Benin courts:

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This message might come to you as a amazed,but due what you been passing through so longer,First of all,Members of Freedom Chambers Justice High Court Benin Republic,are hereby to notified you It will be in your discretion whether or not to take up a matter.The main benefit for barristers is that QPILCH [never explained by the Lad] gathers information documentation and assesses legal merit,so a barrister knows,in considering whether to accept a referral,that the matter has prospects of success if it involves dispute resolution and is deserving of assistance.Sometimes ask barristers to assess a case for legal merit when the matter is complex and outside our expertise.
There is a Consignment Box Worth total amount of $2,500,000.00 which you been expecting more than one year now,up to date,no confirmation,because,you do not following the right channel,how do you expecting such amount without involved Members of Freedom Chambers Justice High Court Benin Republic,an attorney who has an exclusive right of argument in all the superior courts.A barrister is a counselor who is learned in law and who has been admitted to plead at the bar. A barrister drafts the pleadings in all cases, with the exception of the simplest ones. Distinguished from an attorney.
A barrister engages in the actual argument of cases or the conduct of the trial.My Dear Colleague, stop wasting your money and times into this issue,because,without Members of Freedom Chambers Justice High Court Benin Republic,there is no way you can able to receive the total amount of $2,500,000.00 due wrong ways you following, We are those whom to sign your Authorization Delivery Certificate through your Embassy here in Benin Republic.Behind the scenes a bloody battle is taking place between two arms of the law - solicitors versus barristers. The Bar sees it as a fight for its very survival, while solicitors see themselves as a David fighting a Goliath of restrictive practice.
This time, at least, right is on the side of the solicitors. Backed by the Director-General of Fair Trading, they are seeking to put an end to the barristers' monopoly of representing clients in higher courts. They want "employed" barristers and solicitors to have equal rights of audience.We serve people in commercial and consumer through direct and indirect channels and manage over 15,000 certified technicians located throughout World Wide.