Kaffara (GEO) - Ali Ansari, Laiba Khan - Page 60

Originally posted by: Hatimoon

Why Salman all of a sudden want to marry Sitara? He hates Sitara? No? Uske andar Sitara se shaadi karne ki chaabi kisne bhari?

Salman wants to one up Salaar

He has realized Salar is protective of Sitara and possibly likes him. He wants to defeat Salar by marrying and taking Sitara away from him

Originally posted by: awida

Yes. This episode was just a filler.

Salar didn't take Sitara's ending of their relationship seriously, as she didn't tell him that their so called engagement is over, she told him that his name will be enough for her to hide behind till she completes her studies. Also he was happy seeing her covering for him by saying that his parents are against the marriage and by keeping his head up as the guy who didn't take his words back. Salar was reading between the lines ..

She shared her dreams with him and this means that that is the end of her hate towards him as you said .. and that was enough to make him happy.

Sitara is still a buzzle. What was she studying in that collage , and how can she study law now? A collage after a collage?

Yeah. Law degree in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh are usually done via two routes - first, undergraduate route (a five year degree course you enter straight out of school) and second, a post-undergraduate higher degree route (a three year LLB course that is done after a bachelors, vey similar to how JD is done in USA). There are far more LLB colleges than undergraduate law colleges because that is the older method dating back to pre-Independence era, so it understandable why Sitara would now go for an LLB after a degree. It is more economical too. It allows people to work more or less full time and also do their coursework.

Originally posted by: awida

Also why should she return pathetic again and accept Salman's alliance? Is it for Zohaib who is proven guilty, at least in front of his family? Is she sacrifising her self for his benfit?

Salar was asked by his father to be friends with Sahiba, not to accept proposal? I think Salar will be open to take Sahiba with him to Canada for that the sake of his father's buisness. And we can see Salar changing because love is softening him.. but who knows , after Sitara's rejection he may accept that engagement to make her jealous.

I don't know what Phupho told Sitara and Taya but as I said, she is feeling suffocated again. She really does not fully trust Salar and furthermore, he is going away to Canada, so she thinks that it is better not to rely on him. It is not about being pathetic. It is about repeatedly being pushed to a corner - especially with her character constantly being besmirched.

Filler episode but loved watching Ali all happy n chirpy...

Why is that mirza girl suddenly having an accent.??

Just can't deal with sitaras brother ... I feel its gonna drag the show down plus too much Salman nimmi n bhabhi is totally unnecessary

Waiting for salar reaction on Salman rishta

Can someone explain the Chand on zameen refrence ... It is important I guess n it probably signifies sonething

Originally posted by: zooni.blue

Can someone explain the Chand on zameen refrence ... It is important I guess n it probably signifies sonething

You can go back to page 57 and read @princessjojo and @pressu comments, also in page 58 @roopshas explained it too.

Originally posted by: roopshas1

Yeah. Law degree in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh are usually done via two routes - first, undergraduate route (a five year degree course you enter straight out of school) and second, a post-undergraduate higher degree route (a three year LLB course that is done after a bachelors, vey similar to how JD is done in USA). There are far more LLB colleges than undergraduate law colleges because that is the older method dating back to pre-Independence era, so it understandable why Sitara would now go for an LLB after a degree. It is more economical too. It allows people to work more or less full time and also do their coursework.

I don't know what Phupho told Sitara and Taya but as I said, she is feeling suffocated again. She really does not fully trust Salar and furthermore, he is going away to Canada, so she thinks that it is better not to rely on him. It is not about being pathetic. It is about repeatedly being pushed to a corner - especially with her character constantly being besmirched.

Now I understand how they study law in your countries. I think 8 yrs for studying law is too much. It isn't a Medical collage after all. Well. I read in Wikibidia that the Bachelor of Laws obtained from universities in Pakistan consists of a 5-year B.A.-LLB qualification. This rule was laid down by the Pakistan Bar Council in 2016 requiring 5 years of education to obtain a Bachelor of Laws qualification. So I guess Sitara completed B.A. (2 yrs after class 12) and now she will study for 3 yrs for LLB. Will she get work in the same time ? Maybe work in Mirza's or Sikandar's company?

I am sure Sitara won't spoil her future by marrying Salman no matter what.

Originally posted by: awida

Now I understand how they study law in your countries. I think 8 yrs for studying law is too much. It isn't a Medical collage after all. Well. I read in Wikibidia that the Bachelor of Laws obtained from universities in Pakistan consists of a 5-year B.A.-LLB qualification. This rule was laid down by the Pakistan Bar Council in 2016 requiring 5 years of education to obtain a Bachelor of Laws qualification. So I guess Sitara completed B.A. (2 yrs after class 12) and now she will study for 3 yrs for LLB. Will she get work in the same time ? Maybe work in Mirza's or Sikandar's company?

I am sure Sitara won't spoil her future by marrying Salman no matter what.

Ahaha. No. No. You are not required 8 years of legal education. Since it is the same in India (India also has BCom LLB and BSc LLB apart from BA LLB which are five years degree courses), let me explain. Basically, the five year degree courses are fused undergraduate courses which have direct entry after school and are usually attended by full time students, while Sitara has already nearly completed her three years Bachelors degree (Bachelors is not 2 years long, the minimum has to be three years, otherwise it is called a diploma). Since the minimum requirement to enter the three year LLB is Bachelors, Sitara definitely is at the tail end of her third year. The 5 year of education is a minimum requirement to practice law, not the maximum. Basically, if you have anything less than 5 years of higher education and not enrolled in an LLB or BA/BCOM/BSC LLB, you are not eligible to practice law in either India or Pakistan. The thing is 5 years courses are hectic. You are essentially doing two degrees at the same time. So, until and unless people are really sure that they want to go into law, they do not pick this option. Another down point is that you only get the degree at the end of the 5 years, so essentially for 5 years you do not have a degree. The only advantage is that you complete your degree in five years instead of six years in the case of Bachelors (3 years) + LLB (3 years). This is helpful to those who want to go into judiciary because you have serve as a court advocate for a eligible period (it is 7 years in India) before they can even appear for the lower judiciary exams. The earlier you enter judiciary, the more time you have in service and that more time for promotions and thus reaching the top. Considering how cutthroat judiciary posts entry can be, even one year makes a hell of a difference, especially when you consider service seniority. Conversely, when you go for 3 year LLB, you already have a degree. Plus, unlike the five years one, the three years LLB paces out your education. It is far less hectic. I have seen people working full time and at the same time, working towards their LLB. Most people in corporate actually prefer the three year LLB. Why? Because it allows you work experience. So, by the time your LLB ends, you are already part of the workforce. BCom followed by a 3 year LLB is actually the preference amongst a lot of corporate tax lawyers. The fused BCom LLB is not very good at teaching corporate structures alongwith corporate law.

So, yes, she will probably be working. I hope she works in Junaid's business. That would give her some space while it also protects her. I want her to bond with Saba as well especially since the latter is an expecting mom now. They will be so cute. And yes, I think Sitara will be planning to run away and her threats to Salar are to prevent him from ruining her plans.

Originally posted by: roopshas1

Ahaha. No. No. You are not required 8 years of legal education. Since it is the same in India (India also has BCom LLB and BSc LLB apart from BA LLB which are five years degree courses), let me explain. Basically, the five year degree courses are fused undergraduate courses which have direct entry after school and are usually attended by full time students, while Sitara has already nearly completed her three years Bachelors degree (Bachelors is not 2 years long, the minimum has to be three years, otherwise it is called a diploma). Since the minimum requirement to enter the three year LLB is Bachelors, Sitara definitely is at the tail end of her third year. The 5 year of education is a minimum requirement to practice law, not the maximum. Basically, if you have anything less than 5 years of higher education and not enrolled in an LLB or BA/BCOM/BSC LLB, you are not eligible to practice law in either India or Pakistan. The thing is 5 years courses are hectic. You are essentially doing two degrees at the same time. So, until and unless people are really sure that they want to go into law, they do not pick this option. Another down point is that you only get the degree at the end of the 5 years, so essentially for 5 years you do not have a degree. The only advantage is that you complete your degree in five years instead of six years in the case of Bachelors (3 years) + LLB (3 years). This is helpful to those who want to go into judiciary because you have serve as a court advocate for a eligible period (it is 7 years in India) before they can even appear for the lower judiciary exams. The earlier you enter judiciary, the more time you have in service and that more time for promotions and thus reaching the top. Considering how cutthroat judiciary posts entry can be, even one year makes a hell of a difference, especially when you consider service seniority. Conversely, when you go for 3 year LLB, you already have a degree. Plus, unlike the five years one, the three years LLB paces out your education. It is far less hectic. I have seen people working full time and at the same time, working towards their LLB. Most people in corporate actually prefer the three year LLB. Why? Because it allows you work experience. So, by the time your LLB ends, you are already part of the workforce. BCom followed by a 3 year LLB is actually the preference amongst a lot of corporate tax lawyers. The fused BCom LLB is not very good at teaching corporate structures alongwith corporate law.

So, yes, she will probably be working. I hope she works in Junaid's business. That would give her some space while it also protects her. I want her to bond with Saba as well especially since the latter is an expecting mom now. They will be so cute. And yes, I think Sitara will be planning to run away and her threats to Salar are to prevent him from ruining her plans.

Thank you for your patience in replying me about LLB. You see in my country studying law is different. It takes 4 yrs after class 12 . It is only about studying law and nothing else like : Arts, Scince .. this is why I was confused. It is good to learn about different countries .

Yes. I hope Sitara works for Junaid. But till then we have to bear the drama of Sitara's family. Do you know I am starting to get bored of this family non ending drama and conspiries, same goes for Salar's family trying to insert Sahiba into his throat.. Why can't we have more SalSi conversation and less family drama.

Why they made the brother so negative not liking at all.

Originally posted by: mala06

Why they made the brother so negative not liking at all.

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