Chetan Sharma RupearBarrister-at-Law · Mauritius

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Selected publications and newspaper clippings on law and the legal profession. Follow a publisher link or open an available printed clipping.

Selected readingPublications & print clippings

Graduation of Keshan Kotowaroo – Master of Laws (LLM) in Immigration Law | The University of Law, United Kingdom

A moment of immense pride as my brother, Keshan, celebrates his graduation with a Master of Laws (LLM) in Immigration Law from The University of Law, United Kingdom. A triumph born of perseverance, courage, sacrifice, and an unwavering determination to succeed. My heartfelt congratulations also go to Mum and Dad, whose boundless love, sacrifices, and exemplary upbringing have made this achievement possible. May this milestone be but the beginning of greater triumphs. Dream boldly, strive fearlessly, and remember, my brother, that wherever life's journey may lead you, I shall always stand proudly by your side. Onwards and upwards!

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Graduation of Keshan Kotowaroo

Admission to the Bar: the Chief Justice cautions 41 new barristers about AI

A report on the admission of 41 barristers in Mauritius and the Chief Justice’s remarks on independent judgment, professional ethics and the use of artificial intelligence.

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Une robe, 41 destins — the Bar welcomes a new generation

A newspaper report on the admission of 41 new lawyers in Mauritius, their backgrounds and the responsibilities of the profession. Owner-supplied print scan, page 6.

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Legal news — Called to the Bar

A notice in The Times’ legal news section under “Called to the Bar”. Read the original publication for its full details.

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Calls to the Bar — Middle Temple

A printed notice listing calls to the Bar at Middle Temple during Hilary term. Owner-supplied clipping; the publication date is not established from the scan.

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Police and lawyers: perspectives from the Mauritian public

A collection of public perspectives on relations between police officers and lawyers, following events in Mauritius in May 2022.

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