Mr. Kishan Dutt Kalaskar enrolled with Karnataka Bar Association in the year 1985 and started practicing in Law at
Chincholi, Gulburga Dist, Karnataka State.
He entered judiciary as Civil Judge junior division and judicial magistrate first class in the year 1992. He served in different capacities like head of the Legal Cell, Revenue department, Government of Karnataka, also worked as in charge central project officer (Computers) and took responsibility of Computerization of High Court of Karnataka and also supervised the entire Karnataka sub ordinate courts. He existed from the post in the year 2012 and started independent practicing law.
He has also worked as sub editor for several Law Journals namely Karnataka Law journal, SCC online, Madras Law Journal etc. and prepared and got published head notes for more than
10,000 judgments of Honorable Supreme Court of India and also different High Courts.
Currently his name appears on top 10 of many Online Legal Websites and attended more than
1 lakh free questions of different litigants'. Further given phone consultancy paid as well as free consultancies to more than
10000 litigants'.
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