Month: November 2021

About the Journal

Journal of Law and Legal Studies is an online bi-annual journal with a summer and winter edition. The Journal emphasizes creating an open-access platform to research around Socio-legal topics and promote interdisciplinary research entailing detailed study of law with other disciplines in the contemporary era.

Eligibility

All academicians, Research Scholars, Lawyers, and Law Students can submit original manuscripts of Articles, Book reviews, Case Comments, and Legislative Comments relating to a recent development in Law and Legal Studies.

Types of Submissions Accepted

The Journal of Law and Legal Studies invites original, unpublished manuscripts from all academicians, authors, legal professionals, and Law students in the following categories:

1. Long Articles: 4000-7000 words, Excluding footnotes
2. Essays/Short Articles: 2000-4000 words, Excluding footnotes
3. Case Notes and Legislative Comments: 1200-2500 words

General Instructions

• Long articles and short articles must be accompanied by an abstract not exceeding 200 words.
• Up to two authors are allowed for all categories, except Case Notes and Legislative Comments wherein co-authorship is not permitted.
•  All citations should conform to the Bluebook 20^th Edition or ILI citation style and shall be placed in foot-notes. 
• All works must be original and unpublished, and must not be pending for review before any other journal. 
• Any form of plagiarism will result in immediate disqualification.
• While it is advisable to adhere to the word limits of each category, the journal may be flexible on the word limit depending on the quality of the article.

Submission Contents

1. The manuscript in Word format (.doc or .docx) as an attachment. PDF/other formats/hard copy submissions will not be accepted.
2. The body of the first page must mention:
   1. Name of the author(s)
   2. Contact number
   3. The academic year of the course pursued (if applicable)
   4. Qualifications (if applicable)
   5. Institutional affiliation
   6. Title of the paper
   7. The type of submission (Long Article, Essay/Short Article, Case note & Legislative Comment)

Formatting Guidelines

• The first page of the manuscript should contain the name of the paper, name of the authors and their institutional affiliation followed by a 200-word abstract. 
• The second page should commence with the main body of the manuscript.
• The name of the authors and their institutional affiliation must be mentioned in the manuscript.
• Texts and footnotes should conform to the ILI citation style.
• The main body of the manuscript should be in Times New Roman style, font size 12, with 1.5 line spacing and footnotes in Times New Roman Style, Size 10, with 1.0 line spacing. 
• All headings must have uniform formatting.

Submission link

https://forms.gle/R1WsS99Z5JB1AGe39

Submission for Volume I, Issue I will be accepted till December 15, 2021.

Note:

1. No fee is being charged at any stage, viz. submission, processing or publication.
2. No certificate of publication is issued however, the link of the publication will be shared with the selected authors.
3. Upon submission, the manuscript shall be the property of  JLLS. Henceforth, articles accepted for publication may be cross-published/republished. Such cross-publishing/republishing shall not require the prior consent of the author(s).

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About Gautam Buddha University

Gautam Buddha University, established by the Uttar Pradesh Act (9) of 2002, commenced its first academic session at its 511 acres lush green campus at Greater Noida in August 2008. The University is recognized by the University Grants Commission under UGC Act and is a member of the Association of Indian Universities.

General Rules of PN Mathur National Moot Court Competition

• The PN Mathur National Moot Court Competition is open to all bona fide regular students enrolled in any undergraduate law course or its equivalent in any University or Institute within or outside India recognized by the Bar Council or State Government or Central Government as the case may be.
• Each team shall comprise three members i.e. two speakers and one researcher. A team may also be comprised of two members i.e. two speakers only. The composition of the team shall not be changed once a team has registered under any circumstances whatsoever.
• The members of the team must be designated as either ‘Speaker’ or ‘Researcher’ and such designation shall be conveyed to the Administrators at the time of registration. No researcher under any circumstances shall be allowed to present any arguments during the Oral Rounds.
• Changes in the aforementioned designations shall not be made without a request by the responsible Faculty in Charge or Head of the Institution or Department of the Team seeking such change, as the case may be.
• The discretion to allow or disallow such change shall solely rest with the administrators depending upon the reasonability of the cause shown, stage of the Competition, and compliance with the aforementioned rules.
• No additional member or team coach besides the three or two members, as the case may be, shall be recognized as a participant and be allowed to attend the Oral Rounds.
• Due to the pandemic, the organizers are unsure whether the event will be offline or online. If the situation allows it will be organized offline otherwise it will be conducted online.
• Note: In the case of online mode, your additional accommodation fees will be refunded to your respective bank accounts.

How to register?

• Interested teams are required to register by sending the following information latest by December 31, 2021, through e-mail with the subject “Registration- GBU National Moot Court Competition” at mootcourtsocietygbu@gmail.com :
  • Name of the Institution or University
  • Correspondence of Institution or University
  • Details of Participants:
    • Speaker 1: Full Name, Contact, E-mail
    • Speaker 2: Full Name, Contact, E-mail
    • Researcher: Full Name, Contact, E-mail iv. Duly filled Registration Form
• Registration Fee:
  • For each participating team consisting of 3 members (500 each participant for accommodation): Rs 1500/-
  • Total: Rs. 3,000/- to be submitted through Demand Draft, Cheque, or online mode.
• The teams for registration are required to send a scanned copy of the Registration Form (PDF Format Only) duly signed and sealed by the Head of the Institution or Department along with the scanned copy of Demand Draft or Cheque drawn in favour of “Gautam Buddha University” latest by January 5, 2022, on mootcourtsocietygbu@gmail.com
• The teams are required to send the hard copies of the registration form along with payment by way of Any Online mode via post or by hand to the Administrators latest by January 10, 2022, on the following correspondence:
  The Dean (I/C),
  School of Law, Justice, and Governance, Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida
• The receipt of hard copies of the Registration Form along with the payment to the aforementioned address only shall confirm the participation of a team in the competition.
• An acknowledgement of the receipt of required documents shall be mailed to the respective Team Members and concerned Faculty along with Team Code Number.
• Communication with any one of the Team Members shall be deemed to be communication to the entire team for the purposes of this Competition.
• The administrators shall not be responsible for any error or discrepancies in the details and the Registration Form, in which case the details given in the latter shall prevail.

Payment Details

Payment mode can be NEFT/RTGS/Google Pay/PhonePe/PayTM/UPI Transfer/BHIM in favour of Gautam Buddha University

• Bank Name: Punjab National Bank
• Bank Branch: GBU, Greater Noida
• Account Number: 6660000100000025
• IFSC Code: PUNB0666000

NOTE: Please attach the screenshot and transaction ID in the registration form.

Important Dates

• Last Date for Registration: December 31, 2021
• Last Date for the Submission of Memorial: January 15, 2022
• Last Date for sending the hard copies of Memorial: January 20, 2022
• Last Date for seeking clarifications: January 10, 2022
• Orientation & Draw of Lots for the Preliminary Rounds: February 4, 2022
• Preliminary Rounds: February 5, 2022
• Quarter-Finals: February 5, 2022
• Semi-Finals & Final Round: February 6, 2022

Awards

• Best Team: Rs. 25,000
• Runner up: Rs. 20,000
• Best Speaker: Rs. 5,000
• Best Memorial: Rs. 5,000
• Best Speaker: Rs. 5,000

Contact Details

• Milind Saraswat (milindsaraswat23@gmail.com): 9582221184
• Yatharth Chauhan (yatharthchauhan08@gmail.com): 9319775120

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About the LexRidge Partners, Advocates & Solicitors

LexRidge Partners, Advocates & Solicitors is a corporate-commercial transactional law firm set up by Amitabh Sharma along with Vikas Kumar and Naved Askari. The vision at LexRidge Partners is to provide premium legal advisory experience to our clients in cost- effective and commercially expedient manner. Primary practice verticals at LexRidge Partners are Corporate- Commercial that includes M&A, joint ventures, venture capital and private equity investments, commercial disputes, projects, energy and infrastructure.

LexRidge Partners, Advocates & Solicitors is looking for a long-term paid internship with our firm.

Qualifications

2nd year student from 3 years LLB course or a 4th year student from 5 years LLB course, interested in a career in corporate-commercial practice area.

Location

Mumbai

Procedure to Apply

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About Magnus Legal

Magnus Legal Services LLP is the brainchild of Ritesh Khare, Nikita Anand and Sunil Kumar Khare. They are actively known in the legal circle for bringing in outstanding results for their clients in a wide array of NCLT, NCDRC matters. Their current litigation practice pertains to the Supreme Court of India. High Court of Delhi, NCDRC, various benches of the NCLT and the NCLAT.

After working in the legal domain for more than 11 years, the partners pooled in their domain expertise to start the firm, accompanied by a team of young enthusiast lawyers collaborating their substantive legal expertise in the diverse disposition of the legislative process in order to discern its technicalities.

Work Location

B 165, Ground Floor, Mathura Road, Jangpura B, New Delhi – 110014

Nature of Job

Drafting and Court appearances

Number of Vacancies

1 (One): Litigation Associate

Qualification

• The candidate must be a law graduate and hold a minimum PQE of 2-3 years in the litigation field
• The candidate must have excellent drafting skills for Plaints/ Petitions.

Core Practice Areas: Corporate litigation

Remuneration

As per the experience of the candidate and industry standards.

Procedure to Apply

Interested candidates must share an updated copy of their CV at info@magnuslegal.in

Contact Details

E-mail ID: info@magnuslegal.in

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INTRODUCTION

An E-contract is also known as a digital contract that is written and signed electronically. A contract agreement between two or more parties that is legally enforceable. Commercial contracts with e-businesses can be exchanged with the use of e-contracts. An e-contract can be created on a computer and emailed to a business counsel. The digital signature of the business advocate specifies that he accepts the contract. An electronic contract is an agreement between two parties for the sale or supply of digital items and services. On an electronic contract, traditional ink signatures are not feasible; instead, a computer executes and enacts them in electronic form. The main aim of e-contracts is to negotiate and draft successful contracts for business purposes.

ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF ONLINE CONTRACT

• Offer– The offer should be made by one party to another and should have a lawful purpose.
• Acceptance– When the person to whom the offer was made accepts it, it becomes a promise.
• Intention to create a legal relationship– A contract that does not establish a legal relationship is not a legitimate contract; a contract that does not establish a legal relationship is not valid.
• Lawful object– Parties entering into a contract should do so with a legal purpose in mind. To be legally enforceable, a contract must be made for a legal purpose.
• Lawful consideration– Consideration is one of the most important features of any contract. The basic concept of consideration is that if a party to a contract keeps his word, he will receive something in return. The form of consideration has to benefit, right, or profit.
• The capacity of Parties– Parties who enter into a contract must be capable of doing so. It is necessary to be of sound mind and to have reached the age of majority.
• Consent– Consent should be unrestricted, and the parties’ minds should meet. Consent must be genuine and unrestricted, and it cannot be obtained through deception, misrepresentation, or undue influence.
• The Contract’s terms and conditions must be specific and not ambiguous.

E-CONTRACTS RECOGNITION

The Validity of E-contracts is emphasized in Section 10 of the Information Technology Act. To be valid, a contract must include the offeror offering for the proposal another person accepting the proposal, denial of the proposal, and acceptance, as valid, stated in electronic form via electronic channels. Such contracts cannot be declared void because electronic forms were working or for that purpose.

• When electronic records are recognized and official to a contract when the electronic contract has been presented, conveyed, and acceptance has been received then Information Technology Act recognizes E-contracts as legal.
• A Digital Signature Certificate is likewise legally legitimate and enforceable, according to the IT Act.
• Indian Evidence Act of 1872- According to the Indian Evidence Act of 1872, a contract is legitimate if it contains any information in the form of an electronic record written on paper, stored and recorded in an optical created by computer.

EVIDENTIARY VALUE UNDER THE INDIAN EVIDENCE ACT

Electronic papers are recognized by Indian courts. The Indian Evidence Act of 1872, Section 65-A. The process for presenting evidence of electronic documents is governed by section 65-B of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act states that any information that is contained in electronic records which are printed on paper, or a copy of that record which is created on magnetic media, is considered to be secondary evidence document if it meets the conditions in section 65B.

• Section 85A– The assumption of electronic agreements includes this part. It says that once a digital signature is attached to an electronic record that represents the nature of an agreement, the document is regarded as finished. To ensure that e-contracts are authentic, Section 85A was enacted. The assumed value, however, has many limits. The presumption only applies to electronic recordings, electronic records older than five years, and electro records.
• Section 85B– In the lack of evidence to the divergent, Section 85B provides that the court must assume that the record in question has not been tampered with in any way. The secure status of a record can be requested for a specific amount of time. 
• Section 88B Any electronic message carried by the maker over an electronic media to the addressee to whom the message is to be sent is assumed to have been loaded into the computer for transmission.
• Section 90A– The court may assume that a digital signature was used to attest to the agreement’s legality if an electronic record is 5 years old and in proper care. A digital signature can be added to a document by anyone who has been permitted to do so. An exception can be made if the facts of a given instance indicate that the origin is likely.
• Section 85 C– The court will assume that the information contained in a digital signature certificate is correct and true. The phrase “must suppose” relates to the court’s discretionary jurisdiction being expressly excluded.
• Section 65B specifies that any information contained in an electronic record that is printed on paper and generated by a computer is considered a document.

In a country with a low literacy rate, such as India, the concept of ‘Digital India’ remains a long way off. People are still wary of making online purchases since the terms and conditions of such agreements are unclear. The type of law that governs electronic contracts is also vital to examine. Even though the Information Technology Act of 2000 legalized electronic contracts, it lacks particular rules. As a result, in terms of evidentiary value, we can claim that those electronic contracts are comparable to hard copy contracts. Because electronic contracts are legalized by the Information Technology Act, they are all valid contracts, and anyone who interrupts the terms and conditions may be held liable. Since then, many changes have been made in an attempt to gain conceptual clarity. The evidentiary value of an electronic record is determined by its quality. 

CASE LAWS

TRIMEX INTERNATIONALA FZE LTD. DUBAI VS VEDANTA ALUMINIUM LTD.

In this example, the parties communicated their offer and subsequent acceptance via email. The Supreme Court of India recognized the legitimacy of an electronic transaction and declared that if a contract is reached, a formal contract signed and initialled by the parties will not influence the contract’s implementation.

ARJUN PANDIT RAO VS KAILASH KUSHANRAO(JULY 2020)

The Supreme Court has ruled that when one enters into an electronic document as evidence, it is required compliance with Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act. The certificate filed underneath this clause contains information on the electronic records as well as the identification and authorized signature of the person with official responsibility for the management and operation of the relevant device.

CONCLUSION

It can be concluded that electronic contracts are as similar as hard copy contracts if we consider the evidentiary value of the contract. All e-contracts are valid contracts as they are governed by the Information Technology Act and can be made liable if there arises a case of infringement with the terms and conditions

ENDNOTES

1. https://www.legalserviceindia.com/article/l127-E-Contracts.html
2. https://blog.ipleaders.in/admissibility-evidentiary-value-electronic-records/
3. https://www.mylawman.co.in/2012/10/evidenciary-value-of-e-contracts-now.html

This article is written by Vidushi Joshi student at UPES, Dehradun.

About CCI

Competition Commission of India (CCI) has been established under the provisions of the Competition Act, 2002 (Act). Its objectives are to eliminate practices having an adverse effect on competition, promote and sustain competition in markets, protect the interests of consumers and ensure freedom of trade in markets in India. The Act also mandates the Commission to undertake advocacy i.e. to create awareness and impart training on competition issues.

As a part of its advocacy initiatives, CCI announces the organisation of an ‘Online quiz on Competition Law’ to be held on the MyGov platform from November 15 to 30, 2021. The objective of the Commission is to create broad-based awareness of Competition Law in India and generate interest in the nuances of the law among the stakeholders.

The event will be held as a part of the ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’, which is an initiative of the Government of India to celebrate and commemorate 75 years of progressive India and the glorious history of its people, culture and achievements.

Eligibility

Residents of India (aged 18 years and above as on October 31, 2021). Individuals working in CCI or O/o Director General (permanent and contractual), and their immediate family members are not eligible to participate in the Quiz. A participant is required to self-certify that he/she is eligible to take the Quiz and also that he/she abides by these terms and conditions.

Prizes

• First Prize: Rs. 25,000/-
• Second Prize: Rs 15,000/-
• Third Prize: Rs. 10,000/-
• Next 10 winners: Rs. 5,000/- each
• Next 10 winners Certificates of Merit*

[Winners under Sl. No. 1 to 4 will also be given Certificates of Merit.]

Note: Winners of cash prize need to share their bank account details and other credentials for the purpose of authentication.

If the winner is not contactable/does not respond within three working days from the result announcement, the prize will be considered forfeited and another winner will be selected from the remaining eligible entries in accordance with the above process until a winner is selected and can be contacted.

How to Participate?

• A participant needs to register on the MyGov portal before taking the quiz.
• For registration, the participant needs to submit a valid mobile number and a valid e-mail ID.
• By submitting your contact the participant will give consent to these details being used for the purpose of the Quiz.
• Once submitted an entry cannot be withdrawn.
• One entrant can participate only once. Multiple entries from the same entrant will not be considered and will be discarded.

Where to give the quiz?

https://quiz.mygov.in/quiz/online-quiz-on-competition-law/

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About the Organisation

Amity University, Lucknow Campus is a part of India’s leading educational group established with the objective to impart research and innovation-driven education consisting of remarkable infrastructure enabling the latest teaching methodologies. Amity University strives to inculcate a blend of modernity with traditionalism in all its students.

About the Seminar

The seminar aims to reflect the philosophy incorporated in Gita, the principles of life and karma reflected in it, along with good governance, political, economic, and social justice which would help us in establishing a welfare state as contemplated under the Indian Constitution. To explore and establish the relevance and implementation of the Indian Constitution under the guiding principles of Gita in today’s world, the Amity Law School is organising a 3-day National Seminar on ‘The Philosophy of Gita and its Embodiment in the Indian Constitution, from 3^rd to 5^th February 2022.

Eligibility

Academicians, Professionals, Research Scholars and, Students

Sub-themes

• Relevance of the Gita and its philosophy in the present age 
• Balance of power according to Gita 
• Gita and the concept of good governance
• Role of Gita in the globalized world 
• Materialistic and spiritual lifestyle
• Role of Gita in day-to-day life 
• Social economic and political role of Gita and its philosophy in establishing an egalitarian society 
• Embodiment of the philosophy of Gita in the Indian constitution 

Submission Guidelines

• The abstract should not be more than 300 words with a maximum of 5 (five) relevant keywords.
• Full paper –3000 words minimum excluding references and footnoting.
• Abstract & Full Paper is to be submitted as soft copy only in MS Word format, typed in Times New Roman, 14-point Heading and 12-point normal text with 1.5 spacing & 10 points with 1.0 spacing for footnotes).
• A separate MS Word file should be submitted containing the article title, followed by the author’s name, affiliation, communication address, e-mail, and phone details.
• A declaration waiving the copyright by the author and stating that all submissions are original and are a bona-fide work of the author.
• All abstracts and full papers must be submitted with the subject: “AMITY LKO 2022 SEMINAR – TITLE OF PAPER – AUTHOR’S NAME” to aksrivastava1@lko.amity.edu.

Accommodation and Travel

• Accommodation will be provided on a first come first serve basis.
• Resources persons shall be entitled to get remuneration as per the ICPR norms and Travel Allowance.

Registration Details

• Last date for fee submission – 15th January 2022 [Abstract along with full paper to be submitted to: aksrivastava1@lko.amity.edu]
• Last date for abstract submission – 25th December 2021 (23:59 hrs.)
• The last date for full paper submission is 15th January 2022 (23:59 hrs.)
• Registration fee for Faculty/Research Scholars/Students participation – ₹500/-

Account Details

• Bank Name – Axis Bank Ltd
• Account Name – Amity University, Uttar Pradesh
• Account Number – 053010100284066
• IFSC Code – UTIB0000053
• Bank Address – Main Branch, Hazrat ganj, Lucknow, 226001
• Phone Number – 0522- 4152000

Contact Details

• Jasmine Suri [9415160990, jssminesuri1403@gmail.com]                                    
• Suryansh Tripathi [9140742021, suryanshtripathi08@gmail.com ]

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About the RSLSA

The Government of Rajasthan in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court, framed the Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority Rules, 1995, and this Authority also framed the Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority Regulations, 1999 to give effect to the provision of the Legal Services Authority Act, 1987( Act No.39 of 1987).

The Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority came into existence on 07.07.1998 by notification issued by the State Government.

About the Opportunity

Applications are invited for the internship opportunity for law students at Rajasthan Legal State Service Authority (RSLSA) 2021 at any of the offices under RSLSA.

The RSLSA offers internship opportunities to Law Students during summer (April-June), winter (October December) and also mid-term or specific internship programmes with an aim and an object to provide an understanding of legal service programmes including free legal aid, implementation of various schemes and awareness programmes.

Duration

Ordinarily for 3 weeks

Internship Details

1. District Legal Services Authority.
2. Public Utility Services and Permanent Lok Adalats.
3. Beneficial aspect of law and Role of Motor Accident Claim Tribunals.
4. Ensuring commitment of financial instrument and Section 138 N.I. Act vis-à-vis functioning of Special Courts.
5. Awareness Programmes in Slum areas & colonies of daily wagers.
6. Centres for Legal Care & Support.
7. Centre for Mediation & Conciliation.
8. Marriage institutions and Family Court.
9. Industrial dispute, workmen and Labour Courts & Tribunals.
10. Juvenile and Juvenile Justice Boards.
11. Ensuring respectable life to senior citizen and Old Age Home.
12. Children Homes & Child care Institutions.
13. Child in need of care & protection and Child Welfare Committees.
14. Victim and object of Victim Compensation scheme.
15. Role of Lok Adalat as an effective mode of disposal.
16. Ensuring humane treatment to Jail inmates and Jail reforms
17. Outreach programme and role of Para Legal Volunteers.
18. Role of Panel Advocates, Retainer Advocates and Legal aid counsels including bail-remand lawyers in court based legal services. s) Model Police Station with emphasis on activities of DLSA.
19. Awareness Programmes in far flung areas and rural areas.
20. Aim, Object and functions of Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority.
21. Rehabilitation and Restoration of victim.
22. Security & safety of witness and the Witness Protection Scheme.

About the Internship

• Interns shall be required to present a report at the end of their study
• At the end of her/his internship, certificate will be issued to every intern after evaluation or assessment of report.
• Entire internship programme shall be supervised by the Director under guidance of the Member Secretary of RSLSA
• Internship at DLSA shall be under supervision of the Secretary of DLSA, subject to control of the Director.

Qualifications

Law students pursuing studies (3/5 years law degree course only) at any recognized college/university (Only)

Stipend

No remuneration or honorarium or expenses or TA is payable either by RSLSA or by DLSA

Application procedure

• Interested law students pursuing studies (3/5 years law degree course only) at any recognized college/Law School University may send their applications in the enclosed format Annex-A
• Applications may be submitted either by post courier or through e-mail or by hand to reach the office of the Rajasthan State Legal Services Authority or through any of 35 DLSA’s but incomplete applications will not be entertained.
• As far as possible, every student have to submit letter of recommendation or no objection issued by the Principal or Director or Dean or Head of Department of his/her educational institution.

Link to apply- http://www.rlsa.gov.in/pdf/Applicationform_internship.pdf

Location

At any one office (Jaipur/Jodhpur) or more than one office under RSLSA.

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About the Recruitment

The link for registration/ re-registration & payment of the examination fee shall be available from November 26, 2021, to December 24, 2021

Note: December 31, 2021, is the last date for submission of Registered Online Application) for Direct recruitment to 80 (Eighty) posts of Assistant Director (Law) in Group-B of Odisha Secretariat Service under Home Department in the scale of pay of Rs. 44,900/- in Level 10, Cell -1 of Pay Matrix of ORSP Rules, 2017 with usual Dearness and other Allowances as may be sanctioned by the Government of Odisha from time to time.

Number of Vacancies

• Unreserved: 35 (12 for Women)
• SEBC (Socially and Economically Backward Classes): 10 (3 for Women)
• SC (Scheduled Caste): 15 (5 for Women)
• ST (Scheduled Tribe): 20 (7 for Women)
• Total: 80

Qualifications

• Educational Qualification: Bachelors Degree in Law
• Proficiency: Must have knowledge of computer application on the date of application
• Age Limit: Must have attained the age of 23 years and must not be above the age of 35 years as on the 1st day of January, 2021 i.e., he/she must have been born not earlier than 2nd January 1986 and not later than 1st January 1998.
• Other conditions as specified in the official notification.

Examination Fee

• Unreserved: Rs. 500/-
• SC and ST of Odisha and PwD: NIL

Procedure to Apply

Read the details given in the official notification carefully before applying.

The link for the online application/registration will open from November 26, 2021.

Revisit the page on November 26, 2021 for the link to the online application.

Selection Procedure

• Stage 1: Written Examination: 360 Marks
• Stage 2: Skill Test in Computer Application (Practical): 40 Marks
• Stage 3: Viva Voce Test: 50 Marks

Important Dates

• Online registration commencement: November 26, 2021
• Application Deadline: December 31, 2021

Contact Details

Any complaint on the conduct of examination must be sent to the Grievance Wing of the Commission by e-Mail (opsc@nic.in) within 05 days of completion of the examination.

To resolve any Technical problem faced in filling up of online Registration/Re-registration and Application forms, the candidate may contact OPSC Technical Support over Telephone No. 0671-2304707 between 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM & 2 PM to 5 PM on any Odisha Government working days.

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About Project 39A

Project 39 A is a formal part of NLU Delhi that is inspired by Article 39A of the Constitution of India, a provision that furthers the intertwined values of equal justice and equal opportunity by removing economic and social barriers.

They are engaged in providing pro bono legal assistance to prisoners sentenced to death across the country by using empirical research to re-examine practices and policies in the criminal justice system.

Project 39A aims to trigger new conversations on legal aid, torture, forensics, mental health in prisons, and the death penalty.

About the Internship

Project 39A is developing a robust and rewarding internship program that will provide meaningful exposure to the complexities and nuances of the criminal justice system in India.

Work Undertaken

The different kinds of work undertaken are:

• Research: Our research efforts lay significant emphasis on fieldwork and empirical analysis. Efforts involve work on various aspects of the following issues:
  • forensic science with a particular focus on DNA forensics
  • legal aid in the criminal justice system
  • mental health and criminal justice
  • torture
  • administration of the death penalty
• Litigation: To ensure competent pro bono legal representation for prisoners sentenced to death in various parts of India, irrespective of the crime;

Qualifications

Open to students in India and other countries, enrolled in a recognized undergraduate or post-graduate program in the

• law,
• humanities,
• social sciences,
• management or
• media and communications.

Those enrolled in other programs may apply but preference will be given to those enrolled in the programs listed above.

Roles and Responsibilities

Candidates will be asked to undertake tasks that may involve assisting with litigation activities, research projects, or initiatives in public outreach.

While the organization shall attempt to account for the interests expressed by the interns, it reserves the right to allocate tasks as it deems fit as per its requirements.

All members of Project 39A undertake administrative duties and therefore interns will also be expected to assist in administrative matters.

Interns will be required to observe the working hours of Project 39A and work from its offices only.

Duration

Internships are full-time and for a period of minimum 4 weeks to a maximum of 12 weeks.

Candidates must indicate the exact dates in their application.

Work Location

Interns shall be based out of NLUD’s offices on the NLU Delhi campus in Sector14, Dwarka, New Delhi 100078.

Application

While applications for part-time interns are considered, there is a strong preference in favor of full-time
interns.

Part-time interns, if selected, are required to intern for a minimum of 12 weeks.

Salary

• Stipend of Rs 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand Only) for every four-week period of internship undergone.
• Interns on a part-time internship will be paid a stipend of Rs. 5,000/- (Rupees Five Thousand Only) for every four-week period of internship undergone.

Procedure to Apply

Interested applicants must apply through the online application form which is accessible through the link given at the end of this post. Applications that do not follow this process will not be entertained.

For more details, visit-

https://nludelhi.ac.in/UploadedImages/f6710be6-676f-4246-9e1f-7527afc6503b.pdf

Link to apply-

https://www.project39a.com/internship/

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