Shraff Legal, Advocates is a law firm practicing in areas like TaxationStudents and animal rights Law.
Address: Unit No. 202, Marry Appts, 29A, S End Park Rd, Kolkata, West Bengal 700029, India
Work to be done by the interns
Drafting writ petitions
Research work
Other related works
Eligibility
Students from 3rd year or above in a 5 year course or 2nd year and above in a 3 year course can apply. Preference shall be given to students who have interest and prior experience in taxation. Stipend shall also be given to long term candidates.
Location
Kolkata, West Bengal (in person)
Number of interns required
2 (two)
Procedure to apply
E-mail your resume to hr.shrafflegal@gmail.com
An interview shall be conducted prior to selection as an Intern at Shraff legal advocates.
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Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs has been established under the aegis of Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India to act as a think tank and a centre of excellence to support the growth of the corporate sector in India through an integrated and multi-disciplinary approach. The IICA has a dedicated centre for Business and Human Rights that has a mandate of action research, policy advocacy, and capacity building in the domain of business and human rights issues in India and at the Global Level.
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The inaugural edition of the Courts and the Constitution Conference took place on 26-27 January 2019, with the theme “2018: Year in Review”. It was a first-of-its-kind initiative in India and discussed the major legal developments and landmark judgments of the year 2018 in light of their long-term impact on the governance and rights of the Republic.
The second edition of the conference, “The Republic at 70: Past, Present and Future Directions” was hosted on 25-26 January 2020. More than 25 legal luminaries participated in multiple panels on Developments in Equality Jurisprudence, Reforming Tribunals, Federalism and the Constitution, and Citizenship, Residency and the Constitution, as well as public guest lectures on capital punishment, among others.
The featured speakers in the past two editions included, inter alia, Arun Thiruvengadam, Sudhir Krishnaswamy, Arvind Narain, Chintan Chandrachud, Nizam Pasha, Suhrith Parthasarathy, Aparna Chandra, Anup Surendranath, Arundhati Katju, Alok Prasanna Kumar, Malavika Prasad, Harish Narsappa, Rohit De, Suchindran Bhaskaran, Ujwala Uppaluri, as well as N.R. Madhava Menon, M.P. Singh and Indira Jaisingh.
Both the editions were co-organized by the Editorial Team of the Law and Other Things Blog, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, and the School of Policy and Governance, Azim Premji University, Bangalore, and took place in-person at NALSAR.
The third edition will be hosted on 26-27 March 2022, in a hybrid model (in-person as well as limited online streaming) in light of the extraordinary circumstances created due to the pandemic.
“‘The Courts and the Constitution – 2020 & 2021 in Review’ is scheduled for March 26-27, 2022. This conference is being co-organised by the Editorial Team of the Law and Other Things Blog, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad and Azim Premji University, Bangalore. In addition to the invited speakers, proposals for presentations by students, researchers and professionals who are below 30 years of age are invited. The proposals must relate to the themes that will be covered as part of the conference agenda.
About the Call for Proposals
This year, along with invited speakers for the various panels, interested students and professionals in the legal and associated fields are invited to submit proposals for presenting their papers during the conference.
If accepted, the applicant will get a chance to present their paper/ideas as a part of the panel, and proposals shall also be developed into papers that will be published by the Blog. The proposals should pertain to either of the six themes of the panels.
Themes for the Panels
This year, LAOT is inviting submissions from authors on the themes of each panel. They are:
The State of the Judiciary
Public Health Crisis and the Constitution
Emerging Voices – The Shamnad Basheer Memorial Roundtable
Contemporary Issues in Indian Federalism
Environmentalism and Governance in South Asia
Civil Liberties and Criminal Justice
More details about each panel can be found in the attached concept note here.
Eligibility
Proposals are invited from students and professionals from the legal field as well as allied disciplines. Since the objective of this Call for Proposals is to make the conference more accessible to a younger demographic, those who are under the age of 30 years will be given priority.
Structure and Rewards
The authors of the best entry corresponding with each theme will be selected to participate in the respective panels (allowing for virtual or in-person participation). Our aim is to have at least one speaker in each panel identified through this route. The selected authors will get the opportunity to present their work alongside established scholars and practitioners.
Please note that the proposals will be closely scrutinized and that the selection process is likely to be quite competitive. The conference organizers reserve the right to not select any entries, if they do not meet a certain qualitative threshold.
The participants may adopt any suitable means for presenting their work, including audio-visual aids or a PowerPoint presentation. The selected participants will have at least 15 minutes to make their respective presentations.
Criteria for Selection
The proposals shall be evaluated on the following grounds:
framing of the research question/s,
the choice of research methodology (if appropriate/relevant for the topic that is discussed),
treatment of the research question/s in the literature,
the framing of the central argument and the quality of substantiation of the chosen issues,
originality of the ideas/arguments presented, and
relevance of the chosen topic, in respect of the existing scholarship related to Indian Constitutional Law and the Indian Legal System.
Participation Guidelines
Co-authorship of entries (maximum two) among individuals from the same or different institutions is allowed.
Multiple entries by the same author(s) are not allowed.
Entries should be original, unpublished, and non-plagiarised.
Submission Guidelines
Word Limit: The proposal must be 1000-1500 words in length, excluding footnotes.
Mode: Please fill the google form through the link given at the end of this post to apply. No submissions will be entertained made through any mode other than the google form.
Font and size for the essay: Times New Roman – 12
Font and size for footnotes: Times New Roman – 10
Paper Size: A4
Line spacing: 1.5
Margin: 1” from all sides
Alignment: Justified
Document Type: Word Document
Citation Style: Footnotes/Endnotes must be properly cited in a uniform style of your choice. Footnotes are preferred over endnotes.
Miscellaneous Rules
The copyright for all entries shall vest with the LAOT Committee who herewith reserve the right to modify, postpone or defer the selection indefinitely as and when exigencies of an unforeseen nature may arise.
Any attempt, direct or indirect, to contact the panel of judges will be met with the immediate disqualification of the relevant entry.
Any indication of the author’s name or university in the entry shall lead to immediate disqualification from the Competition. Details about the author may only be specified in the body of the mail and the name of the author must not be mentioned in the name or properties of the word document submitted.
Important Dates
Last date for submission of manuscript: February 25, 2022. Late entries will not be entertained.
Authors shall be intimated of the selection of their proposal by March 10, 2022
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One of the oldest universities in India, Panjab University (PU) established in Lahore in 1882, has a long tradition of pursuing excellence in teaching and research in science and technology, humanities, social sciences, performing arts, and sports.
About UILS, PU
University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS) was established as the constituent department of Panjab University, in the academic session 2004-05. During a short period, it has emerged as one of the premier legal Institutes in the country with a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Students are trained in the essence of the substantive laws, techniques of procedural laws, methods of client counselling, and skills in legal and social sciences research, etc
About the Society for Quiz
The Society for Quiz is a constituent society of the University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh. The Society owes its existence to the vital role played by the quizzes in the learning process. Considering how promising the quizzes are in terms of expanding the horizons of one’s knowledge and improving the efficiency of mind, the Society is completely devoted to organizing various types of quizzes throughout the year, both online and offline.
Also, to keep the spirit of competition alive, the Society aims not to limit itself to its home institution but also to reach out to the students throughout the nation. Furthermore, believing in the potential of a quiz as an activity to raise general awareness, the Society is also unrestricted in its choice of topics for the quizzes and is not limited merely to the topics of the law.
About the Online Quiz Competition
The Society for Quiz, University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh is organizing a National Online Quiz Competition on the topic “General Sciences- UPSC” on February 18, 2022 (Round-1) and February 20, 2022 (Round-2) under the guidance of Prof. (Dr.) Rajinder Kaur, Director, University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh and Dr Pushpinder Kaur, Associate Professor (Law), University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Eligibility
The competition is open to all the students pursuing a Bachelor’s/Master’s/PG degree or Certificate course from any affiliated University/College/Institute.
The competition is also open to the school students (9-12 classes).
No restriction on the number of entries from one University/College/Institute.
Topic
General Sciences (UPSC) – Evolution of the Earth, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Current events on Science and Technology.
Scheme of Quiz
There will be no negative marking for the quiz.
All the questions in the quiz will be in the Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ’s) format.
The participant who submits the quiz earlier will be preferred in case of a tie between participants.
The participants registering for the quiz via the Google Registration form will receive a confirmation mail from our side.
The participants of the event will be added by the team of SFQ in the Quiz WhatsApp group for the purpose of this event.
Mode of Quiz
The quiz will be played via Google Forms.
The link for the quiz will be sent on the WhatsApp Group so formed for the quiz.
The link for joining the WhatsApp group for the Quiz will be sent in the confirmation mail, once the participant successfully submits the registration form for the same.
Organizers will not be responsible for any technical error in the registration for the quiz competition or any connectivity/device failure during the Quiz.
In case of any query, you can also contact our student convenors via:
Vaibhav Goyal (President): 9781520216
Rabia Mittal (Secretary): 9780212040
Pranjali Aggarwal (Treasurer): 7858820006
For registration and certificate, kindly contact:
Sahil Jain (Event Coordinator): 9468031236
Chakshu Gupta (Co-Coordinator): 8847407840
Yuvraj Dhananjaya (Co-Coordinator): 9988216307
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The Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law [RGSOIPL], the first of its kind in the IIT system was set up in 2006. The basis of the School is to cater to the need for lawyers with technical expertise.
About the Event
In this edition of MCIP 2.0, the main theme is “IP and DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES: LAW, POLICY and SOCIETY”. With the uniqueness of the law school, this conference is open to law students as well as engineers, scientists, philosophers and to all other domains with which the theme has a direct or indirect connection. So that they can bring their unique ideas.
This time there is a “National IPR Quiz Competition” also. This competition is open for all UG, PG, and PhD students.
The competition will have one round where the round will comprise of questions from the statutory and contemporary knowledge of basic laws. Thus law quiz provides you with a chance to showcase your basic knowledge acquired from varied fields and we have prizes for both rounds of the quiz.
Eligibility
The competition is open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students from any recognized university across India.
No restriction on the number of entries from any college or university.
Registration Benefits
Free participation in the conference as a viewer only.
Certificate from RGSOIPL, IIT Kharagpur
Total 100 multiple choice questions consisting of 1 mark each.
No negative marking.
Duration: 60 minutes
Syllabus of the Quiz
Questions will consist of laws pertaining to IPR and allied laws.
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The applicant is a PMSAMA Higher Secondary School Urdu teacher. He oversaw the NSS’s activities. On November 6, 2018, the victim, a minor child, and a student from a different school went to a camp at PMSAMA Higher Secondary School in Malappuram. The applicant is said to have complimented her on her accomplishments. He invited the victim to the principal’s chamber at 4 p.m. He took two pens from his drawer, one of which he gave to the sufferer. He then kissed her on the forehead after touching her hand. It was offensive to the victim since, according to her, it was done with sexual purpose. A complaint was filed on November 27, 2018, alleging these claims, which resulted in the subject offense being registered under Section 10 read with Section 9 of the Protection of Women from Sexual Offenses Act, 2012.
RELEVANT SECTION
Under Section 438 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, this case was filed under the Hon’ble court. Section 438 of CrPC talks about anticipatory bail regarding the commencement of doing some nonbailable offense. Anticipatory bail means that a person who is apprehending an interest can apply for bail in advance. The addition of this provision was a recommendation made by the 41st Law Commission of India.
ISSUES BEFORE THE COURT
Is the accused liable under Section 10 read with Section 9 of the Protection of Women from Sexual Offences Act, 2012?
Section 9 of the POCSO Act: Talks about Aggravated Sexual Assault Whoever conducts a sexual assault on a child while serving as a police officer: inside the confines of the police station or premises to which he is assigned; or (ii) within the confines of any station house, whether or not located within the police station to which he is assigned; or (iii) while performing his responsibilities or otherwise; or (iv) where he is identified or known as a police officer; or
(b) whomsoever commits sexual assault on a child while serving in the armed forces or security forces in jail, remand home, protection home, observation home, or other places of custody or care and protection established by or under any government authority; or whoever commits sexual assault on a child in a hospital, whether government or private; or whoever is on the staff of management of a jail, protection home, remand home, observation home or other place of custody or care and protection established by or under any government authority.
Hence, that a child is sexually assaulted by one or more members of a group in furtherance of their common goal, each of those members is deemed to have committed gang sexual assault within the meaning of this clause, and each of those members is liable for the act in the same way as if he had done it alone;
SECTION 10 of the POCSO Act: It talks about Punishment for aggravated Sexual Assault Anyone who commits serious sexual assault faces a sentence of imprisonment of either kind for a period of not less than five years but not more than seven years, as well as a monetary fine.
DECISION OF THE COURT
The High Court of Kerala held that the entire dispute between the respondent and the petitioner was settled amicably. The bench of Justice Alexander Thomas in the judgment wrote that the dispute was settled amicably and ordered that petitioner’s mother was required to submit an affidavit stating that she had no problem with the quashing of FIR.
SUPREME COURT ON THE DECISION
Justice M.R. Shah of the Supreme Court held in Laxmi Narayan that the High Court in that the case had not taken into account the relevant facts and circumstances of the case, particularly the seriousness of the offenses and their social impact while quashing the FIR as a result of the parties’ settlement, despite the fact that it was a non-compoundable offense. In that case, Justice Shah found that the High Court failed to assess the distinction between a personal or private wrong and a social wrong, as well as the societal impact.
During the hearing of the Kerala Government’s appeal against the ruling, the bench observed the government’s argument that quashing the FIR is not relevant in light of the Supreme Court’s decision in the case State of Madhya Pradesh vs. Laxmi Narayan & Ors (2019). Justice M.R. Shah of the Supreme Court held in Laxmi Narayan that the High Court in that the case had not taken into account the relevant facts and circumstances of the case, particularly the seriousness of the offenses and their social impact while quashing the FIR as a result of the parties’ settlement, despite the fact that it was a non-compoundable offense. In that case, Justice Shah found that the High Court failed to assess the distinction between a personal or private wrong and a social wrong, as well as the societal impact. In this case, the High Court has taken no pains to examine the complete set of facts in context and has quashed the criminal proceedings on a mechanical basis.
This is written by Dalima Pushkarna student at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow.
Believe is one of the world’s leading digital music companies, helping artists and labels build their audiences and careers, at all stages of their development, in all local markets around the world, with respect, expertise, fairness and transparency.
Location
Mumbai
Number of Vacancies
One (1)
Roles and Responsibilities:
Review and implement the guidelines, processes and policies decided by the Group, as adapted if needed to comply with the Indian local laws, and control they are applied;
Propose for improvements of such guidelines, policies and process, to ensure they always comply with legal requirements;
Draft and negotiate contracts with local customers (artists and music labels) or providers, in accordance with the Group guidelines. The main contracts are about the following areas: Copyright (including recording rights and publishing rights and any related grand of rights), Music and video digital distribution, Services designed for music artists, Live, Advertising, Collective right societies, Inter Company, Service Provider, Lease, Non-Disclosure Agreements;
Assist on corporate life of the affiliated companies of the Group located in India and on local corporate operations;
Legal monitoring on Indian law, interface of the Group for any matter related to Indian law and risk prevention.
Review and advice on HR related queries, matters and legal aspects
Research and prepare legal opinions on various topics
Resolve day to day legal queries raised by multiple stakeholders of the Group
Working closing with the legal counsels on providing briefings, coordinating on legal matters and assisting with filling of matters
Eligibility
Bachelor/Master degree in IP law and contract law
Work experience: minimum 5 years as a lawyer in an international Group, with a large background on entertainment and music. You are experienced on contract processing and deployment and control of Group processes.
Fluent English is essential (written and spoken), with legal practice. English is the main language used within the Group.
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The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) is an independent judicial body established by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea to adjudicate disputes arising out of the interpretation and application of the Convention.
The Tribunal is composed of 21 independent members, elected from among persons enjoying the highest reputation for fairness and integrity and of recognized competence in the field of the law of the sea.
The Tribunal has jurisdiction over any dispute concerning the interpretation or application of the Convention, and over all matters specifically provided for in any other agreement which confers jurisdiction on the Tribunal (Statute, article 21).
The Tribunal is open to States Parties to the Convention (i.e. States and international organisations which are parties to the Convention). It is also open to entities other than States Parties, i.e., States or intergovernmental organisations which are not parties to the Convention, and to state enterprises and private entities “in any case expressly provided for in Part XI or in any case submitted pursuant to any other agreement conferring jurisdiction on the Tribunal which is accepted by all the parties to that case” (Statute, article 20)
About the Internship Opportunity
The Tribunal (ITLOS) offers a limited number of internships (20) each year to students and recent graduates of law, international relations, public relations, political science, library science and translation.
Interns work under the supervision of Registry officials on matters relevant to the Tribunal’s work. The 3-month programme allows students to gain an understanding of the way in which the Tribunal functions and to participate in the work of the Registry.
Interns are expected to be able to contribute to the work of the Tribunal in fields such as the law of the sea, public international law, international organizations and international relations, political science, public information, library science and translation.
Tasks at the Legal Office
Legal Office
The Legal Office consists of 4 legal officers, working under the supervision of the Head of the Legal Office. The Legal Office works in close cooperation with the Registrar,
conducting research on international law, law of the sea and administrative legal matters;
examining legal instruments and precedents relating to the work of the Tribunal;
drafting judicial reports on questions relating to the work of the Tribunal;
serving the meetings of the Tribunal and preparing background material, reports and papers; and
providing legal advice on a diverse range of substantive and procedural questions of law as well as on the management and administration of the Registry.
Tasks involved:
Interns work under the close supervision of one of the legal officers. They carry out research on a variety of legal issues and prepare notes for their supervisor, the other legal officers, or the Registrar.
Interns are also requested to conduct research on a specific topic of their own choice, upon which they prepare a written paper and give an oral presentation to the Legal Office at the end of the internship.
Together with other interns serving at the Tribunal, they also prepare the weekly press review covering recent developments in the law of the sea.
Eligibility
Candidates from the following fields of study may apply for an internship:
Law of the sea/public international law
International relations/Political science
Library science/Archival administration
Translation
Communications/Journalism/Media studies
Applicants should:
have completed at least 3 years of university studies;
normally be engaged in a degree-granting or postgraduate course at the time of application and also during their internship, or be a recent graduate;
normally not be more than 35 years of age;
have a good command of English and/or French; and
have an interest in international law, in particular international law of the sea, international affairs or international institutions and organizations.
ITLOS interns are students or recent graduates from all over the world, all sharing an interest in international law and in particular the law of the sea. Their backgrounds are varied and depend on the department they are attached to: those in the Legal Office have usually completed their first law degree or are already working on a masters in international law or a PhD in a law of the sea-related topic.
In the selection of candidates, due consideration is given to geographical diversity and gender balance.
Availability of Funding
A Trust Fund for the Law of the Sea was established in 2010 with the aim of providing financial assistance to participants from developing countries. A limited amount of funding is available to assist interns with their living and travel costs.
In addition to the requirements for participation in the programme, the following criteria apply in determining eligibility for internship funding:
Applicants must be nationals of a developing country included on the OECD list and should normally be resident in that country; and
Applicants should be in need of financial assistance to help cover the travel and living costs associated with an internship in Hamburg.
Candidates should indicate their interest in applying for funding in the online application form. Late applications for funding will not be considered.
How to Apply?
If you are interested in participating in the internship programme at the Tribunal in Hamburg you should submit:
A covering letter no more than one page in length, explaining why an internship at the Tribunal is important to you, how it would fit in with your academic and career goals, and what benefits you expect to derive from the programme;
A résumé/curriculum vitae;
A brief sample of research work in English or French of no more than 10 pages, if possible on a topic of relevance to the work of the Tribunal;
Copies of a document as proof of your enrolment in a university course, your university degrees/diplomas and a list of courses taken or grade transcript;
References; and
Language certificates, where relevant.
Incomplete applications will not be considered.
Candidates who are nationals of a developing country included in the OECD list intending to apply for funding should indicate their intention to do so in the online application form. Late applications for funding will not be considered.
Please Note: The internship coordinator contacts all applicants by email approximately one month after the closure of the application period.
Certificate and Stipend
Certificate: Yes. The certificate states the period of internship, gives examples of the allocated tasks, and evaluates the intern’s performance.
Stipend: ITLOS Internships are not remunerated.
Contact Details
If you have any further questions about the programme please contact the internship coordinator via mail (press@itlos.org).
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PlanT aims to make life during and post one’s education easier through an Experience-Based Teaching & Learning Model to encourage discourse on the various opportunities and career options.
PlanT – LLB ̊ has been created specifically for students who are either currently pursuing/have completed their LLB degrees. This can help students & graduates make informed decisions about what they wish to do and how they can do it.
They have specialized series that cover different opportunities that a student may pursue during & post their LLB degree. This helps identify the various avenues/ opportunities of relevance, how to go about selecting them & what bearing this could have on their goals. Each session is conducted by speakers who have been there & have experience, which is in pursuance of our motto of enhancing awareness and creating information symmetry through an Experience-Based Teaching and Learning model.
About the Opportunity
PlanT aims to encourage a discourse on the various opportunities and career options for students. This can only be achieved when the students and young professionals themselves are involved in this process. To this end, we encourage students and graduates both from any and all fields of study to be an active part of the PlanT community. We welcome your contributions to PlanT by Volunteering with us.
Vacancies
Applications are invited to join Plan-T as General Volunteers.
You can alternatively also join as a volunteer in any of the following teams
Drafting & Editing Team
Design Team
Business Development Team
Mode of Internship
The Volunteer Program at PlanT – LLB ̊ would be remote and virtual.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Volunteer
Scouting out accomplished individuals to be interviewed by PlanT – LLB ̊ as a part of the ‘Experienced based Education and Learning’ initiative
Creating an extensive database of outreach contacts.
Assisting in formulating and executing a marketing strategy for PlanT – LLB ̊.
Drafting and editing content for Plant LLB ̊ depending upon requirement (Drafting & Editing Team)
Eligibility
Students currently enrolled in any course/program in a University/College in India.
Professionals could also apply to join in leadership roles in different verticals.
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Moot Court Committee, CNLU and Center for Advanced Research on Corporate and Insolvency Laws CARCIL are excited to inform you that the Moot Problem, Brochure and Rulebook of the first edition of CNLU-CCI National Moot Court Competition, 2022 in association with Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan is out now.
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan was started in 1985 in a single room set up by the two founders with no prior experience working in a law firm.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is a regulatory body established on 14 October, 2003, by the Government of India to implement the Competition Act, 2002, which, as amended by the Competition (Amendment) Act, 2007, follows the philosophy of modern competition laws.
Eligibility
Eligibility: All students enrolled in a three (3) year LL.B. programme or a five (5) year integrated law programme shall be eligible to participate in the Competition.
However, only one team per institution shall be eligible to participate. Only 32 Teams on a first come-first serve basis will be allowed.
In order to confirm registration, please confirm at cnluccimcc@cnlu.ac.in with nominal fees payment of INR 3000/- in the following bank account:
Beneficiary Name: Chanakya National Law University
Name of the Bank: State Bank of India
Address of Bank: CNLU Branch, Mithapur, Patna
Bank Account Number: 34992255957
IFSC Code: SBIN0015996
Prizes
The Team winning the final round of the Competition shall be given:
A cash prize of INR 40,000/- (Indian Rupees Forty Thousand Only).
An internship opportunity with Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys.
Three (3) one-year complimentary (Academic) subscription to SCC Online Web Edition.
Three (3) one-year complimentary access code to EBC Learning.
The runners up team in the final round of the Competition shall be a cash prize of INR 30,000/- (Indian Rupees Thirty Thousand Only).
The speaker having the highest score in the preliminary rounds shall be given a cash prize of INR 10,000/- (Indian Rupees Ten Thousand Only) and an internship opportunity with Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys.
Important Dates
22.01.2022: Commencement of Provisional Registration
26.01.2022: Release of Moot Proposition and Commencement of Registration
02.02.2022: Last Date for Seeking Clarifications
06.02.2022: Last Date of Submission of Registration Form via Email
08.02.2022: Release of Clarifications
02.03.2022: Last Date of Submission of Soft Copy of Written Submissions
11.03.2022 to 13.03.2022: First Edition of CNLU-CCI National Moot Court Competition in association with Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan Attorneys
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