In order to develop our cities and provide a higher quality of life, Janaagraha, a non-profit organisation with headquarters in Bangalore, unites the efforts of the government and the people. It does this through enhancing the standard of urban infrastructure, services, and citizenship.
About the Responsibility
A chance to intern with the organization’s Advocacy and Reforms team is being offered.
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Looking to hire two attorneys with 1-2 years of litigation experience who are enrolled as Advocates.
As an intern you are required to: –
You’ll be stationed in Delhi and expected to take on matters involving animal welfare. Travel costs associated with cases will be covered, and sufficient training in animal welfare regulations will be provided.
You might be required to travel to isolated areas of the nation as part of your job in order to file and fight cases in various courts, collaborate with and support local attorneys, brief senior counsels, and create applications and petitions as needed.
Location
Delhi
Salary
Pay will be in line with qualifications and quality of work.
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IMS Unison University Dehradun, a constituent of Unison Group has made fast strides in the horizon of education as a premier educational and research University. IUU formerly Institute of Management Studies, is a private university located in Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India. It offers academic programs at under-graduate, post-graduate, and doctoral levels in different streams of management, mass communication, law, hospitality management and liberal arts. It provides a setting that encourages study and sparks creativity while nestled in lovely and peaceful surroundings.
About National Mediation Competition 2022
IMS UNISON UNIVERSITY (School of Law) Dehradun is organising its paramount event, 3rd edition of National Mediation Competition (29th September – 1st October 2022) to raise awareness of alternative dispute resolution and equip students with the skills they need in Alternate Dispute Resolution.
The National Mediation Competition (NMC, 2K22) is an annual competition that aims to promote greater knowledge and interest, allowing students to flex their advocacy muscles within the mediation process. The competition intends to provide a platform that reflects the ever-growing expectation of clients to utilise other cost-effective alternative dispute resolution mechanisms to trial.
In the situation where the pendency of the cases is reaching its saturation, ADR methods such as mediation, negotiation, arbitration offer a peaceful way out. Mediation is an ever growing and most efficient methods of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) in current times and a constantly expanding legal practice. IMS UNISON UNIVERSITY presents with an opportunity for the law students to develop the necessary abilities to be an effective mediator or negotiator in the field of alternative dispute resolution. It is an attempt to provide the law students with a platform to be equipped with mediation or negotiation skills and to help them understand the procedure and get accustomed with the same.
Eligibility –
The Competition shall be open for ‘bona-fide’ students who are pursuing LL.M. Programme or Integrated Five-Year LL.B. Programme or Three-Year LL.B. Programme from any Institute/University in India. Such Institute/University must be recognized by the Bar Council of India.
Mode of Competition
Offline
Team Composition
Team shall comprise of two members. One will be “Mediator” and the other being “Client”.
Accommodation
No accommodation will be provided by the organisers. A list of hotels will be recommended by the organisers and as per their requirement they will hold the rooms in such hotel.
Registration
Teams can register by filling up the google form provided below.
Maximum 25 teams will be allowed to register on first come – first serve basis
Payment Method
Registration fee Rs. 1800 for each team shall be submitted through NEFT/RTGS in the University account with following details –
Beneficiary Name: IMS Unison University
Account No: 15262191003778
Bank: Punjab National Bank
IFSC Code: PUNB0152610
Branch – Makkawala
The registration fee is non-transferable and non-refundable
Student Co-Conveners – Mr. Anil Kumar Ranjan: 6200009405
Ms. Jaishree Bhadauria : 9179767572
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The Supreme Court of India’s Chambers of Justice A. S. Oka, Judge, is currently accepting for internships starting in October 2022 on a rolling basis.
Eligibility
Please take note that only 5 year law students in their fourth or fifth year, or 3 year law students in their second or third year, may apply for an internship.
How to Apply?
Interested candidates may apply from here: – hmjasoka@gmail.com Subject line for the same shall be “Name Internship Application (Desired Month & Year)
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Through the integration of extensive industry knowledge and legal skills, we seek to offer comprehensive business solutions. We are committed to giving each of our clients individualised attention, being sensitive to their needs, and providing effective plans after carefully considering all the variables.
Our method goes beyond traditional methods and strives to redefine the value of intellectual property for your company.
Our primary practise areas, which we support with a team of specialised attorneys and paralegals, include patents, trademarks, copyright, designs, geographic indications, media, technology, and entertainment, sports law, and competition law.
About the Responsibilities
At Vohra & Vohra, there is an immediate need to fill the position of Trademark associate (0 to 5 years).
As an applicant you are required to: –
Interacting with clients and managing their trademark, copyright, and design law prosecution portfolios (including responses to examination report, notice of opposition, and counter statements), both in India and abroad
Managing phone and email conversations with clients.
Additional responsibilities include showing up for court, tribunal, and trademark register proceedings.
Stipend
As per industry standard. [ Suggestive: Rs. 15,000 to 50,000 for the right candidate.]
Eligibility
With a minimum 40–60 word per minute typing speed and proficiency in creating pleadings for matters involving passing off and infringement, such as cease and desist legal notices, plaints, written statements, and rejoinders ( thus prior experience in trademark litigation is a must).
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Amity Law School, Amity University, Gwalior is organizing its sixth AUMP National Virtual Moot Court Competition from September 15 to 16, 2022.
ABOUT
Moot Court Committee, Amity Law School, Amity University Madhya Pradesh invites eligible students for advancing premier-level arguments and to hone their research as well as argumentative skills on a National level event of Moot Court Competition which shall be judged and presided over by the Hon’ble Justices (Sitting or retired) of the Court of law and renowned Advocates in the arena of Criminal Laws.
REGISTRATION DETAILS
Each team shall consist of a minimum of two (2) members and a maximum of three (3) members. Teams comprising two members shall only have two (2) speakers and teams comprising three members shall have two (2) speakers and one (1) researcher.
All interested teams must register themselves on or before September 08, 2022 by diligently filling out the registration Google Form.
Only one form per team is to be submitted. The registration fee for this Competition is INR 1,000/- per team.
Mode of payment of the registration fees shall be via Bank Transfer to be made on the following details: Bank: Axis Bank Limited, Kanwal Complex, Shrimant Madhav Rao Scindia Marg, City Centre, Gwalior, M.P. (IFSC Code: UTIB0000158), Pin 474002.
IMPORTANT DATES
Last date of registration: September 08, 2022
Last date to seek clarifications: September 06, 2022
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Numerous Indian and American firms are receiving legal advice from the Prodigy Legal LLP legal services organisation, which also offers creative non-legal solutions. We are able to provide your company with legal solutions that are out of this world because of our decades-long significant efforts to create a global legal task force. These solutions are created and carried out by the most brilliant legal minds who have years of experience in their respective legal fields.
About the Responsibility
Prodigy Legal LLP is seeking remote, compensated legal interns. Our estimation is 4 hours per day.
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The Centre for Intellectual Property Studies (CIPS) National Law University Jodhpur is organizing a Free Online Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Patents, Design Filing on August 24, 2022 from 10:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
ABOUT
National Law University, Jodhpur (NLUJ) is a public law school and a National Law University established under the National Law University, Jodhpur, Act, 1999 enacted by the Rajasthan State Legislature.
ELIGIBILITY
The event is open to members of the student community pursuing a three-year law degree or five-year integrated law courses, LL.M., or any course on intellectual property.
The event also welcomes members of the academia, legal practitioners and any person interested in learning and exploring the scope of IPR, Patents and Designs.
DETAILS
Registration is mandatory.
Register via the link given at the end of this post.
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GNLU and Cochin University of Science and Technology are jointly organising an IP Research Training Programme on ‘Quantitative Methods in Intellectual Property Research: A Software-Based Approach’ which will be held at GNLU from August 22 to 24, 2022 in hybrid mode.
ABOUT
DPIIT IPR Chair, Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) and DPIIT IPR Chair, Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT), Inter-University Centre for IPR Studies (IUCIPRS) are jointly organising an IP Research Training Programme on ‘Quantitative Methods in Intellectual Property Research: A Software-Based Approach’ which will be held at GNLU from August 22 to 24, 2022 in hybrid mode.
ELIGIBILITY
This workshop is open to legal academicians, industry professionals, research scholars, and students who are working in the areas of intellectual property law in India.
COURSE STRUCTURE
The necessity of empirical studies in IP
Making sense of IP data
Introduction to Microsoft Excel in IP data management
Use of Web scrapping in IP research
REGISTRATION DETAILS
The registration form and payment link are available at the end of this post.
The link shall remain open till 5 pm, August 21, 2022.
Application form can be filled and submitted only through the link provided. No other modes of submission like courier or other offline modes will be accepted.
Registration shall be on a first come first serve basis.
Details relating to the Workshop and accommodation will be shared only with the Registered participants.
The selected participants are requested to have their own Laptops to get hands-on experience with the software applications introduced during the Course.
Registration fees for Online Participants: Rs. 1,180/- (Inclusive of GST)
Registration fees for Offline Participants: Rs. 2,360/-(inclusive of GST)
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The Delhi High Court had observed in the case of SULEMAN v. THE STATE (NCT OF DELHI) that the object of default bail is inherently linked to Article 21 of the Constitution of India, laying emphasis on safeguarding the life and personal liberty of the accused against arbitrary detention. A revision Petition had been filed, to set aside the order passed by the Learned Trial Court, Delhi, wherein Default Bail of the Petitioner, under Section 167(2) Cr.P.C. was dismissed. The Coram consisted of the HON’BLE MS. JUSTICE SWARANA KANTA SHARMA.
FACTS
The Petitioner was in custody in the FIR registered under sec. 21 and 29 of the NDPS Act. On completion of the investigation, a charge sheet was filed on March 3, 2021, without the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) report. The charge sheet mentioned that the supplementary charge sheet would be filed on the receipt of the report from the forensic laboratory. The Petitioner was then arrested on March 4 last year, wherein he was found in possession of 300 gms of heroin and 06 gms of the heroin were recovered from the co-accused.
The Petitioner filed an application for bail in default under Section 167(2) of the Cr.P.C. before the learned Trial Court, claiming that the complete charge sheet was not filed within the stipulated time frame under Section 36A (4) of the NDPS Act. The learned Trial Court observed that the accused would not be entitled to Default Bail as the charge sheet has been filed even though the FSL Report is not filed. In furtherance, it was observed by the learned Trial Court that the quantity recovered from the Petition would fall under the bar of commercial quantity. Thus, the onus would be upon the Petitioner to satisfy the learned Trial Court.
It was stated by the learned Counsel for the petitioner that the charge sheet is incomplete without FSL Report since the IO does not know whether the substance recovered is actually a banned substance under Sections 21 and 29 of the NDPS Act.
Ld. Counsel for the APP stated that the question of whether the charge sheet is incomplete without an FSL Report or not, is yet to be decided by the Hon’ble Supreme Court and therefore the reliance should be placed on the law presently laid down by the Division Bench of this Court in Kishan Lal vs State 1989.
COURT’S DECISION
The High Court was of the view that the default bail under sec. 167 of CrPC can only be availed before the filing of the charge sheet and the period for the calculation of the number of days of detention would commence from the date of remand of the accused and not from the date of arrest.
The Court also said that at present, the settled law persists in the view that non-filing of the FSL Report with the charge sheet does not fall within the realms of Section 173(2) of the Cr. P.C so as to consider it as an “incomplete report”. In the present case although FSL Report has not been filed, however, the charge sheet was already filed on 3rd March 2021. Further, the quantity recovered from the accused is of commercial nature barring the accused from bail under Section 37 of the NDPS Act. Therefore, finding no infirmity in the impugned order, the court dismissed the plea.
