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STAFF WRITER 6:31 HRS IST

London, Oct 28 (PTI) A major Londonderry-based legal firm has teamed up with a Bangalore-based company to offer legal services to British exporters in India.

Symbolising growing trade links between India and Northern Ireland, Caldwell and Robinson has entered into an agreement with Bangalore-based legal firm Narosuppa Doraiswamy Raja following a recent trade mission to India by Invest Northern Ireland, a government trade agency.

The two companies will assist exporters and businessmen from Northern Ireland with any legal problems they face in India, and likewise, help Indian businessmen to open offices and forge trade links in Northern Ireland.

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