About the Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI)
The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation is a ministry of Government of India concerned with coverage and quality aspects of statistics released. The surveys conducted by the Ministry are based on scientific sampling methods.
About the opportunity
The Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) invites summer internship for Post-Graduate/Research Students of Statistics/ Mathematical Statistics/ Operations Research/Economics/ Demography or any of the applied field of Statistics of recognized Universities/Institutions during 2022-23.
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With the advent of social media and networking it is difficult to maintain privacy with the data available online. Data on the internet is flowing like water in the river. If the information of someone is available on the internet which the person has relevant context now or the reason for which it was there on the internet has been served is affecting the other person emotionally or making it difficult for another person to live peacefully. Then, it is a violation of article 211. This can be removed through the right to be forgotten which is provided under the right to privacy.
Right to forgotten means the deletion of the user’s personal information from the search engine, website, and many more. The European Union acquired the General Data Protection Bill [GDPR]2 in the year 2018. Article 17 of this bill provides certain rights to the erasure of personal information and the certain rights include which are no longer necessary, consent has been withdrawn for particular information, and where there is legal obligation to erase. There are also some reasonable restrictions to some extent like in the area of public interest related to public health, or the data required in achieving historical, statistical, or scientific research.3
The right to be forgotten is to be followed in other countries also. In 2014, in Spain, the European court of justice managed a case Google Inc V Agencia Espanola De Proteccion De Datos in which a Spanish man whose name was Mario Costeja Gonzalez asked google to remove his information related to the auction for his unbridled home and the debt he had subsequently paid. Google was sued under the National High court which suggested a series of questions to the European court of justice. The court ruled the judgment in the favour of the Spanish man and asked google to delete the information.
In 2016, the first case of the right to be forgotten was heard by the Chinese court in Beijing in which they held that the residents donāt have the right to be forgotten. In this case, Ren Jiayu asked the Chinese web search tool Baidu to remove the search list that is related to Wuxi Taoshiās previous business. Ren argued that the right of name and right of notoriety is reserved under Chinese law. Then the court ruled the judgment against Ren and said that he doesnāt have a right to be forgotten.
RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN UNDER THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION BILL
The right to privacy is our fundamental right under article 21 of the Indian constitution decided in the case of Justice K.S Puttaswamy Vs the Union of India4 in 2017. Data is a very sensitive thing that needs to be protected. The personal data protection bill5 was introduced in the Lok Sabha in 2019 with the objective to protect or conserve the data from getting into the wrong hands. This bill also includes the right to be forgotten under clause 20 of chapter V. it means that any person can ask the data fiduciary to remove or limit the data of the concerned person. The role of data fiduciary is to decide the means and the purpose of controlling the personal data it can be anyone an individual, entity, state, or cooperation. The data will be monitored by the Data protection authority and any removal of data has to be approved by the Data protecting authoritiesā adjudicating officer. The officer has to see many aspects like the public interest in the concerned data, the extent of availability susceptibility, or the scope of divulgence before approving the removal of the data.
RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN VS THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION
āRight to be forgotten is the biggest threat to freedom of speech and expression in the coming decadeā -Jeffrey Rosen
The right to be forgotten is a much-needed statute nowadays to protect the individual interest against defamatory or derogatory statements. Freedom of speech and expression is our fundamental right under article 196 of our Indian constitution and also contains reasonable restrictions under Article 19[2]7. Whereas the right to be forgotten can undermine the lusture of freedom of speech and expression. It can affect journalism it will be difficult for media to express their views freely and to wait for the decision of the adjudicating officer. If any person wishes to delete some information on the internet then it will favor the individual, not the society at large. This will also create a sense of feeling in the minds of the people that they are not free to express their views through articles, books, blogs, etc.
CASE LAWS
Jorawar Singh Mundy Vs Union Of India and Ors8 In this case, the petitioner was an American citizen who visited India in 2009. He got acquitted under the narcotics drugs and substance [NDPS] act, 1985. After two years trial court convicted him on April 30, 2011. On 29 January 2013 through the appeal of state, the Delhi high court then affirmed her acquittal. After returning to America petitioner realized that the Delhi high courtās judgment is available on the internet and this can be harmful to his reputation or while screening test done by the employer. He sent directions to Google India Private Ltd., Google LLC, Indian Kanoon, and vLex.in but the judgment was not deleted then he filled a writ petition before the Delhi High Court for the violation of Article 21. The Delhi high court directed the respondents to delete the judgment.
Dharmaraj Bhanushankar Dave Vs State of Gujarat and ors9 In this case, the petitioner filed a writ petitioner under Article 226 of the Indian constitution before the Gujarat High court for the violation of Article 21. The non-reportable judgment was published by the Indian kanoon on their site and the petitioner contended that google and Indian kanoon has no right to publish any non-reportable judgment. The court held that the judgment was part of the proceeding and that merely publishing judgment on online websites will not amount to be reported. So, it is not a violation of Article 21 and there is no legal rationale to remove the judgment.
Subhranshu Rout Gugul Vs State of Odisha10 In this rape case, the accused has created a fake id on Facebook and uploaded objectionable photos of the prosecutrix on the fake id. The police were failed to take any strict action against the accused. The pictures were taken with the consent of the prosecutrix at the time they were in a relationship but now they got separated. It was observed that consent does not mean to misuse the phots or outraging the modesty of the women. In this case, the right to be forgotten should be exercised. The court held that the photo should be removed to protect the privacy of the victim. Irrespective of ongoing criminal cases. The Odisha High Court further noted that the Indian Criminal Justice system is more of a sentence-oriented system, with little emphasis on compensating victims for their losses and suffering. Allowing such offensive photographs and videos to remain on a social networking platform without a woman’s agreement is an outrage to her modesty and, more crucially, her right to privacy.
CONCLUSION
Information in the public domain is like toothpaste. They can not completely be deleted if someone has taken a screenshot or screened the concerned content. the right to privacy is our fundamental right under article 21 of the Indian constitution which needs to be protected. The right to be forgotten is also included in the personal data protection bill, 2019 which is a great step towards the safety of data and the privacy of the individual. In case one person was acquitted under any criminal action but later on find to be innocent and the judgment is reported on many websites or search engines. It can be difficult for the employee to get a job as during the screening process this can destroy the reputation of the employee. The right to be forgotten can be a major relief and can ask for the removal of the judgment. Also in the case when a person with the intention of taking revenge or with the feeling of animosity posts or share any picture or video which is offensive or outrages the modesty of the victim through the right to be forgotten victim can make them deleted. It is been a debatable topic whether the right to be forgotten undermines the fundamental right the freedom of speech and expression under Article 19 which also contains reasonable restrictions under Article 19[2] of the Indian constitution. If a person asks to remove some content from the website or from the internet then it can also cause feelings among the people that they are not free to express their views and opinion through writing articles, blogs, etc and the removal of the concerned content can lead to being in the favor of the individual rather than the society at large. According to me, it requires judicial administration, and article 19[2] which provides reasonable restrictions should be amended and should include privacy in it.
NMIMS has over the last 35 years grown from a management institute offering a single product namely MBA education to a Deemed to be University offering multiple products through separate schools in Business Management, Pharmacy, Technology Management & Engineering, Hospitality, Architecture, Science, Commerce, Economics, and Law.
The School of Law offers students with prospective firsthand learning, allowing them to fully imbibe the knowledge of Law with exposure to Critical Thinking, Legal Writing, Moot Courts. The School of Law apart from this.
Abut the Moot Competition
The SVKMās NMIMS School of Law First National Moot-Court Competition, 2022 is the first edition of the Moot-Court Competition organized by School of Law, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai.
The event aims to construct a productive platform where young legal minds come together and showcase their skills which are far more valuable than winning or being eliminated in an event.
Eligibility and Team Composition
Participation is strictly restricted to bonafide undergraduate law students pursuing the three years or five years LL.B. degree programme from the Institution/University recognized by Bar Council of India.
There shall be no restriction in more than one participation from one Institution. In case of two teams from one participating Institute qualify for Oral Rounds, the team scoring more in Memorial Round shall be allowed to continue in Oral Rounds. Each team shall comprise of two speakers and one researcher. Team of three is compulsory.
Once registered, a team will not be permitted to vary the composition of the team members in any manner. Changes, if any, may only be made with the express permission of the Administrators (at their discretion), if due reason is shown for the same.
Any changes with respect to the contact details shall be notified to the competition administrators with immediate effect. This obligation to inform shall continue throughout the course of the Competition.
Mode of the Competition
Online
Registration Procedure
The procedure for registration for the competition is as follows:
All the teams shall be required to make a payment of INR 1800/- via NEFT in favour of details provided below to register for the Competition:
NEFT Details:
Name: ADITI PAREEK
Bank: STATE BANK OF INDIA
Account Number: 38155352625
IFSC Code: SBIN0031779
The last date for completion of all the registration formalities is on or before 11 March 2022 (till 11:59 P.M. IST).
Registering Team will be required to attach payment receipt while registering themselves through the Google Form.
Submission Guidelines
The Memorial has to be submitted only in soft copy.
Each Team shall submit the soft copy of the Memorial, in āpdf and docā format on or before 10 April, 2022 not later than 11:59 pm [IST] as per rules mentioned in the Competition Manual.
Each Team has to send four (4) separate file attachments: two (2) as Memorial for the Petitioner(s) [one each in PDF and Microsoft Word (.docx or .doc) format] and two (2) as Written Submission for the Respondent (s) [one each in PDF and Microsoft Word (.docx or .doc) format].
Awards and Prizes
Winning Team: A cash prize of 12,000 and an e-certificate of merit
Runner-Up Team: A cash prize of 8,000 and an e-certificate of merit
2nd Runner-Up Team: A cash prize of 6,000 and an e-certificate of merit
Best Speaker: A cash prize of 4000 and an e-certificate of merit
Best Memorial: A cash prize of 4000 and an e-certificate of merit
All the participants will be awarded with an e-certificate of participation
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The National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam (NLUJAA) was established by the Government of Assam by way of enactment of the National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam Act, 2009 (Assam Act No. XXV of 2009).
About the DPIIT-IPR Chair
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, has endowed the National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam with an Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Chair, under the Scheme for Pedagogy & Research in IPRs for Holistic Education & Academia (SPRIHA), to benefit the people of the North-East Region of India in protecting their IPRs.
The Chair since its inception in 2018 has concertedly focused its efforts towards preservation and promulgation of IP resources of the North-East Region and has been fervently engaged in building capacity of the creators/producers/owners towards the protection of their IP rights at the grass-root, in order to strengthen the overall IP eco-system of the nation.
About the Journal
The NLUA Journal of Intellectual Property Rights is a peer reviewed bi-annual online journal of the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade ā Intellectual Property Rights Chair (DPIIT-IPR) of National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam.
The Journal seeks to serve the purpose of promoting research in legal, economic, socio-legal, social, technological and entrepreneurial aspects of new and emerging areas of IPR at all levels ā regional, national and international, in view of the National IPR Policy and the Scheme for Pedagogy and Research in IPRs for Holistic Education and Academia (SPRIHA).
The Journal aims to publish scholarly articles, research papers, book reviews, case studies on various aspects of IPRs from students, scholars, academicians, legal practitioners, and activists having interest and zeal in reinforcing and uplifting the prospects of IPR research and development.
Categories for Submission
Research Papers and Articles: Research papers and articles based on doctrinal as well as empirical research on the concerned theme are to be submitted. The word limit may be between 5000 to 8000 words. Authors are expected to undertake proper analysis of the available literature and present a comprehensive understanding of the thematic topic.
Case Studies/Comments: Case studies/comments must be based on analysis of recent judicial pronouncements of both national and international judiciary concerning the theme. The word limit for the same may be between 3000 to 4000 words.
Book Reviews: Review of book must be relevant to the theme of the journal. The word limit for book reviews may be around 2000 words. The review should consist of analysis of the opinions put forth by the author of the book and present it in own understanding.
Guidelines for Submission
1. Submissions in any of the categories stated above must be the original work of the author and must not have been submitted elsewhere or pending review. 2. All submissions must be in MS-Word format (.doc) or (.docx). 3. An abstract of not more 250 words should invariably be provided alongwith the manuscript. 4. Co-authorship is permitted for all the categories of submission. 5. The body of the manuscript should be in Times New Roman, Font Size 12, line spacing 1.5 and 1-inch margin on all sides of an A4 size paper. 6. The format for footnotes should be in Times New Roman, Font Size 10 and single line spacing. 7. The citations must strictly conform to the ILI style of Footnoting. 8. The paper must have been checked for plagiarism. 9. Headings should adhere to the following standard: a. TITLE OF THE SUBMISSION: Uppercase Bold, Font size 14. b. HEADINGDS: All capitals and bold, Font size 12. c. SUB-HEADINGS: Title case, bold, Font size 12. 10. Submissions should be made in the electronic form to the Editorial Board at the email address iprchair@nluassam.ac.in (Tel: +91-361-2738891 Ext: 562) 11. Submissions should include a cover letter along with the profile of the author(s) consisting of the authorās name, designation, institution, contact details.
Mode of Publication
Being an e-Journal, all submissions, subject to selection, shall be published online.
1. Ms. Sharmistha Baruah Research Assistant, DPIIT-IPR CHAIR National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam Mobile: 9864809852
2. Ms. Dolly Kumar Research Assistant, DPIIT-IPR CHAIR National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam Email:Ā iprchair@nluassam.ac.in Mobile: 7662957308
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Legal Aid Society of Law Centre-II, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi is one of the prominent societies with Illustrious Convenors and Assiduous Members. With its plethora of reach among the society, it functions to meet the ends of justice, by curbing the legal atrocities and ambiguities.
The Society outreaches to the necessitous people and the community, to aid & spread legal awareness and legal education by acting as a harbinger of justice. The Blog ā āVoices of Lawā is one such platform edging legal education through its legal contours, thereby enlightening the lantern of knowledge.
Submission Guidelines
The submissions should be on the Topics specified below. The Authors interested should email their Submissions on the following specified topic of āCensorship on OTT platformā.
Formating Guidelines
Authors wishing to contribute their work to LAS should ensure that their submission conforms & confines to the following guidelines:
Word limit ā 800-2500 words
The work should not be plagiarized
The submission should be an original unpublished work of the author(s) and should not be in onsideration at any other forum. In case of any dispute, Law Centre ā II or the University of Delhi are not liable for the professional misconduct of author(s)
Document type- doc, docx
Language- English(Global)
Heading size- 14
Body font- Times New Roman
Body size ā 12
Footnote size ā 10
Citation Style ā ILI citations and Footnotes (https://www.ili.ac.in/cstyle.pdf, https://www.ili.ac.in/footnoting12.pdf)
The link to all the sources and documents cited should be included in the footnotes
NOTE: Kindly adhere to the aforementioned guidelines. If the submissions do not follow the format, they shall be rejected.
Review PolicyĀ
Legal Aid Society, LC-II adopts a hybrid approach to the skimming review process. Our prominent editors purport maximum discretion to the rejection or acceptance of any submission.
The author(s) should be called upon to undergo or alter the semantics, or any recollection to be made, if any, for successful publication.
The Interested Authors are requested to submit latest by 31-03-2022. The submissions mailed after 11:59 PM on 31-03-2022Ā will be disqualified and shall not be entertained.Ā
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The Department of Laws, Panjab University originally established in 1889 at Lahore, was re-established at University Campus at Chandigarh in 1959.
Its Alumni include Judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts, Union Cabinet Ministers, State Chief Ministers, Cabinet Ministers, Ambassadors, Senior Bureaucrats, Police Officers and other legal luminaries.
About the Competition
The Department has the practice of conducting series of special lectures in memory of Justice Mehr Chand Mahajan and S. Ajit Singh Sarhadi to acknowledge their contributions in the field of law.
As a sequel to such prestigious memorial lectures, the Department of Laws is organizing its First Virtual Prof. Anil Kumar Thakur Memorial National Debate Competition to pay homage to our dear colleague, who left us for heavenly abode very untimely.
A very humble and down to earth human being, very progressive and a brilliant teacher, and a very passionate debater who always motivated and guided the students to participate in debates. In order to keep his passion for debating alive, we at the Department of Laws take pride in announcing that this debate competition.
Law is the norm of society and every individual is associated with it, thus, the topic of the competition is also relevant to the current social circumstances, which follow as āSocial Media and Right to Privacyā
They hope that through this platform, students get an opportunity to share their thoughts related to the burning socio-legal topic.
Please do consider:
This is a virtual debate competition via āGoogle Meetā platform.
Each team should comprise of two members. Single member team would be considered as disqualified team.
Team should prepare from both side of the motion. Motion would be assigned to the team prior to commencement of round in the online room.
Only 24 teams shall be considered for Preliminary Round of the Debate Competition based on first come first registered basis. First Come First Registered means the first dully complete registration form reaching on or last date of registration till 12:00PM.
Out of 24, top scoring 12 teams shall be advanced to Semi-Final round and top scoring 02 Teams shall be advanced to Final round.
Eligibility
Any student from any discipline is eligible to take part in this competition.
Location
Online
How to Register?
Only 24 teams shall be considered for Preliminary Round of the Debate Competition based on first come first registered basis.
First Come First Registered means the first dully complete registration form reaching on or last date of registration till 12:00PM. Participants have to submit a registration form via below given link along with the payment of Registration fee.
Fee details
Registration Fee is INR 300/- per team.
Bank Account Details:
A/c Holder Name: HEAD DEPTT OF LAW MISC A/c Number: 10444977656 Bank: STATE BANK OF INDIA IFSC: SBIN0000742 Bank Address: PANJAB UNIVERSITY, CHANDIGARH.
Prizes
Winner Team :Cash Prize of INR 4000/- and E-Certificate of Merit.
Runner Up Team :Cash Prize of INR 2000/- and E-Certificate of Merit.
Best Team :Cash Prize of INR 1500/- and E-Certificate of Merit.
Best Debater :Cash Prize of INR 1000/- and E-Certificate of Merit.
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NITI Aayog (National Institution for Transforming India), Government of India had initiated an Internship Scheme in 2015. This Scheme seeks to engage students pursuing UG/Graduate/PG Degrees or Research Scholars enrolled in recognized universities/Institutions within India or abroad.
The Internship Scheme
The interns shall be given exposure to various Verticals/Divisions/Units within NITI Aayog and would be expected to supplement the process of analysis within NITI Aayog through empirical collection and collation of in-house and other information.
Duration of Internship
At least 6 (Six) weeksĀ butĀ not exceeding 6 (Six) months.
Interns not completing the requisite period will not be issued any certificate.
Eligibility
Bonafide students of any recognized University/ Institution within India or abroad, fulfilling the following conditions are eligible to apply for the internship:
UG students, having completed/appeared in the term-end exams of 2nd year/4th semester of the bachelor degree course and secured not less than 85% or equivalent marks in 12th class.
Graduate students having completed/appeared in the term-end exams of first-year/2nd semester of their post-graduate program or persuing research/PhD and secured not less than 70% or equivalent marks in Graduation.
The students who have appeared in the final exam or just completed Graduation/PG and waiting for admission for higher studies may also be considered for internship provided that they have secured 70% or more cumulative marks in all the years/semesters of their graduation/ post-graduation till the date of application.
The period between the month of declaration of result of the final exam and the desired month of the internship should not exceed 6 (Six) months e.g. if the result is declared in the month of June then he/she can apply for the internship beginning till the month of December.
How to Apply?
The interested applicants may apply online only on the website of NITI Aayog by the 10th of February, 2022.
The application can only be made six months in advance but not later than 2 months before the month in which the internship is desired.
Applicants must also clearly indicate the area of interest.
Please Note: A candidate can apply for an internship only once during a financial year.
The selected applicant has to produce original mark sheets and NOC from the college/institution at the time of joining, failing which his/her candidature shall be canceled. (Format given in Annexure āCā of the official notification).
Internship applications will be accepted ONLINE only from the 1st (00:00 hrs) to the 10th (23:59 hrs) of every month. No other mode of application will be accepted.
For technical issues relating to submissions online, contact NIC at nic-niti@gov.in
For issues regarding the status of the application, contact the vertical/division to which you have applied or wish to apply for the internship. For contact details of each vertical/division click here
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Dr. Menaka Guruswamy was educated at Oxford University, Harvard Law School and the National Law School of India. She was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford and a Gammon Fellow at Harvard. She has been visiting faculty at Yale Law School, New York University School of Law and University of Toronto Faculty of Law. She was the B.R Ambedkar Research Scholar and Lecturer in Law at Columbia Law School from 2017-2019, where she taught constitutional design in post conflict democracies.
Through her litigation practice, she has successfully sought reform of the bureaucracy in the country through fixed tenure, defended federal legislation that mandates that all private schools admit disadvantaged children, and most recently overturned section 377 the colonial-era law that criminalises consensual same-sex relations. Dr Guruswamy is amicus curiae appointed by the Supreme Court in a case concerning 1528 alleged extra-judicial killings by security personnel. In her private law practice she litigates in the areas of civil law, commercial law and white collar crime.
She was on Foreign Policy magazineās list 100 most influential Global Thinkers for 2019 and along with Arundhati Katju on Times Magazineās 2019 list of 100 most influential people. In 2017, her portrait was unveiled at Rhodes House in Oxford University.
About the Job Opportunity
The office of Dr. Menaka Guruswamy, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India has a vacancy for a chamber colleague.
The practice includes commercial, criminal and constitutional litigation at the Supreme Court of India and across several High Courts and Tribunals.
Eligibility
Advocates who have experience of appellate court litigation, preferably with at least 2 years of experience
Location
New Delhi
Selection
Selected candidates would be informed by 31st March, 2022.
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The Law chambers of Sanjeev Goyal & Associates is situated at Delhi High Court and is headed by Advocate Sanjeev Goyal having experience/practice of more than 25 years.
The law office deals with matters pertaining to corporate law, commercial law, constitutional law, criminal law, banking laws, Service Law, family law and other civil laws in various jurisdictions primarily at Delhi High Court, Delhi District Courts, NCLT, DRT, CAT and NGT.
About the Job
The law office of Sanjeev Goyal & Associates is looking to hire a junior advocate having 1-3 years of experience in litigation.
The Junior advocate is to assist in the cases, appearances before courts/tribunals, drafting and other legal work.
The Advocate should be able to independently handle the court proceedings. The office is looking for an Advocate who wants to grow as a litigator.
The work requires full-time dedication and commitment from the candidate
Candidate should be focussed and able to analyse the matters and prepare a detailed List of Dates for discussion and pleadings.
Candidate must be punctual and committed to legal profession.
He/She should have good communication and inter-personal skills, knowledge of drafting of pleadings and good legal research abilities.
The candidate must have strong command over English Language, both written and spoken.
The candidate must possess strong writing and analytical skills.
The candidate must be well versed in operation of M.S word & excel.
Eligibility
Post qualification experience: 1 to 3 years
The candidate should have good communication and inter personal skills, knowledge of drafting of pleadings and good legal research abilities.
The candidate must have strong command over English both written and spoken.
The candidate must possess strong writing and analytical skills.
The candidate must be well versed in operation of M.S word & excel.
Location
Delhi High Court
How to Apply?
Interested candidates may send their updated CVs to: legum.sga@gmail.com
Application Deadline
March 15, 2022
Contact details
Email: legum.sga[at]gmail.com
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AJ Associates is a leading and growing firm of Advocates based in New Delhi, India with associate offices in different parts of India.
Founded by the Managing Partner, Abhimanyu Jhamba, AJ Associates has proved its niche in rendering comprehensive professional services including tax and corporate advisory, consultancy, litigation support and regulatory services to various domestic, international clients and various multinational corporations.
About the Job Opportunity
Applications are invited for the job role of Junior Associates. The firm is looking for dedicated Advocates who want to grow as a litigator.
Number of Vacancies
Two (2)
Responsibilities
The candidate will be responsible for assistance and appearances before the Supreme Court, High Courts, District Courts and Tribunals.
The candidate will be responsible for legal research, preparing briefs and case notes in a time bound manner.
The candidate will be responsible for drafting SLPs, Writ Petitions, Suits, and other pleadings.
Supervising filing of cases by clerks before the Supreme Court, High Courts and District Courts.
Any administrative work relating to cases etc.
Eligibility
LL.B degree from a recognized University/ Institute recognized by the Bar Council of India.
Enrolled as an Advocate with any State Bar Council.
1-2 years PQE
Candidate should be punctual, focused and committed to the profession.
The Candidate who is available to join immediately will be preferred.
Location
A 53, LGF, Panchsheel Enclave, New Delhi ā 110017, India.
Application Procedure
Interested Candidate(s) may send in their resume to: aj@abhimanyujhamba.com
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