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ABOUT SCHOOL OF IPR AND COMMMERCIAL LAWS:

The School of IPR and Commercial laws is an autonomous research school of the Research Board of All India Legal Forum. It is an initiative to promote interdisciplinary research in corporate law and related fields like competition law, policymaking, conflict management, banking and Intellectual Property Rights. The main objective of the school is to provide holistic advice on all issues relating to corporate affairs and Intellectual Property Rights, and impacting on corporate functioning, including the legislative, policy, structural, governance, regulation and interdisciplinary/ coordination issues, keeping in view the current developments and the probable future scenarios.

The main objectives of the school of IPR and Commercial Laws are as follows:

● To set up and advance connections internationally and nationally with similar bodies, and provide a focal point in India for researchers in corporate law.

● To attempt and encourage research on corporate laws and entice students of the highest potential to provide opportunities for their engagement in corporate law research projects.

● To establish close relations with top associations and members of the legal profession associated with corporate law and securities regulation.

● To research Corporate Laws and allied laws of foreign countries and to identify training and development needs of the officials of the legal, regulatory other agencies associated with the implementation of corporate laws, rules and guidelines.

● To provide a forum for critical research on the interplay of contemporary issues in corporate law, both from an academic and industry perspective.

● To provide insight into how Intellectual Property Laws are essential.

● To provide a forum for discussion and debate in the field of Intellectual Property Laws to students and academicians, and to undertake academic research and study to suggest improvements in various laws, bills and government policies.

● To provide high quality and exclusive legal research both doctrinal and empirical by nature in the field of IPR and Commercial Laws.

POST:

Intern – The School of IPR and Commercial Law

ROLE:

You will be working under the The School of IPR and Commercial Law for the duration of your internship. You will be required to attend webinars and sessions and participate in debates and quizzes. You will further be required to give presentations and write research papers within the jurisdiction of commercial law.

ELIGIVBILITY CRITERIA:

Students who are currently enrolled in the 3-year and 5-year UG Law course and willing to work for three weeks.

NO. OF VACANCIES:

Thirty Five (35)

TENURE:

Three weeks.

PERKS:

• A Good Exposure for those who wish to further enhance their research skills.
• Certificate of completion will be given upon successful completion of the tenure of two months.
• Special perks will be given (if possible).

STIPEND:

There is no stipend involved.

APPLICATION PROCESS:

Applications must include a Curriculum Vitae in pdf format, not exceeding 2 pages.

Applicants are required to send their application at siprcl12345ailf@gmail.com

Applications must be made with the Subject of the email as ‘Application for Internship’.

The applications must be submitted on or before February 18, 2021, 11:59 pm.

Please go through all the requirements carefully. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

Selected students will be called for an interview. Appointment will be subject to assignment given after interview.

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ABOUT MP-IDSA:

MP-IDSA was established as a registered society in New Delhi on November 11, 1965. Its mission is to provide objective assessments of issues relating to national and international security.

JOB DESCRIPTION:

• Preparation of Database
• Write Research Paper or Article once a Year
• Writing Book Reviews, Web Commentaries ( 4 in a Year)
• Writing Event Reports
• Participate in All Activities
• Conferences etc every Year
• Assisting Major Events

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Master’s Degree with a first class in Social Sciences areas such as International Relations, Public Policy, Strategic Affairs , Development Studies is important
• Preference to M Phill and PHD in Specific Area

AGE LIMIT:

Any individual who is not more than 35 Years on 1 Jan 2021

HOW TO APPLY?

• Interested  Individuals may send in their documents, along with the attached form, by e-mail to the HR Cell at hr.idsa@nic.in
•  Or You can Send hard copy of the application in prescribed format with the envelope clearly titled “Application for the Position of Research Analyst – (Mention Name of the Centre), MP-IDSA” can also be sent to:
  Human Resource Cell

ADDRESS:

Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA), 1, Development Enclave, Rao Tula Ram Marg, Delhi Cantt., New Delhi-110010

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED:

• Cover Letter
• CV
• Statement of Purpose ( max 1000 words)
• Writing Samples (2)
• Caste Certificate (if SC/ST)
• Income and Asset Certificate for EWS Candidates
• Letter Of References (2)

LAST DATE TO APPLY

15^TH February 2021 5.00 P.M

SALARY

Rs 35,400 to Rs1, 124,00

LOCATION

New Delhi

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About Lexopedia:

Lexopedia is a comprehensive legal and trusted platform for scholars, academicians, professionals and students in the field of law which aim to provide legal update, to assist with study material by providing an amicus atmosphere to study and to provide all law related information at a single platform with a vision to make awareness in the public for law and to
enhance the capability of individual to think and innovate their own perception in many ways for socio concerned.

And here, we are with an opportunity to apply the law by application of critique mind to make law reasonable and understandable with a chance to know yourself.

Vacancy is available for below positions:

1. Content Writer:

• To write legal news for 4days in a week upon daily basis in your own words and to search for updated content, or
• To prepare two case briefs of recent and landmark case laws upon weekly basis, or
• To write one article or blog upon contemporary legal issue upon weekly basis

Eligibility:

• Undergraduate or Post graduate law students enrolled in any institution.
• Should have an analytical writing skill
• Devoted to work commitment

Duration:

2 months or 3 months as per selected by applicant under registration form

Seats Available:

• For Legal News Writer: 3seats
• For Case Briefs Writer: 7seats
• For Article/ blog Writer: 5 seats

To apply click here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOP3tHNhmnHCTRCHCwcxvWD2-DHZZzVuUZmBTRMwSVLA6KiQ/viewform

Perks:

• Opportunity of publication of your content with due credit to you
• Assured one-time publication to all members on the Lexopedia Blog.
• Upon the completion of the tenure, would avail a Certificate.
• Get an exclusive opportunity to permanently join our Core Team or to become head of your content area, if you outperform others.
• Top 2 of each month get a Free CV Review by Professional Mentors.
• Free entry to our flagship events during your tenure.
• Avail exclusive discounts on our events through our tie-ups.
• Enrich your writing skills by getting review of your content

Stipend:

There is no stipend involved.

2. Graphic Designer:

• To create posters on two days in a week to be uploaded on the website of Lexopedia
• All the content you will get by WhatsApp message

Requirements:

• Any interested student having interest in Graphic designing
• Should be acknowledged with the tools of various related Apps
• Devoted to work commitment

Duration:

2 months or 3 months as per selected by applicant under registration form.

Seats Available:

3 seats are vacated.

To apply click here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeOP3tHNhmnHCTRCHCwcxvWD2-DHZZzVuUZmBTRMwSVLA6KiQ/viewform

Perks:

• Assured one-time publication to all members on the Lexopedia Blog.
• All the designers, upon the completion of the tenure, would avail a Certificate.
• Get an exclusive opportunity to permanently join our Core Team, if you outperform others.
• Top 2 of each month get a Free CV Review by Professional Mentors.
• Free entry to our flagship events during your tenure

Stipend:

There is no stipend involved.

Campus Ambassador:

• Shine out by representing Lexopedia in your college and amongst your peers.
• Share all the updates of Lexopedia on your Social Media Platforms and relevant groups.
• Help us promote our events – Get registrations for our paid events and get a chance to earn on every such registration.
• Keep us updated about the ‘To be launched’ events in your College/University.

Eligibility:

• Undergraduate or Post graduate law students enrolled in any institution.
• Devoted to work commitment

Duration:

• 2 months or 3 months as per selected by applicant under registration form
• Only two students from same college will be selected for this post.

To apply click here:
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Perks:

• Opportunity of earning upto 20%-50% on getting registrations for paid events.
• Assured one-time publication to all members on the Lexopedia Blog.
• All the envoys, upon the completion of the tenure, would avail a Certificate.
• Get an exclusive opportunity to permanently join our Core Team, if you outperform others.
• Top 5 of each month get a Free CV Review by Professional Mentors.
• Free entry to our flagship events during your tenure.
• Avail exclusive discounts on our events through our tie-ups.
• Enrich your Communication Skills by building professional contacts.

Stipend:

There is no stipend involved.

Contact Information:

To get more Information, Contact through WhatsApp Message @9783072418 or @6375750236 or E-mail at teamlexopedia@gmail.com

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ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS

Legalify India

Legalify India is founded in July 2020. It is an organization that has been started with its cardinal motive to help Law students and the public ranging from diverse backgrounds to enhance their legal knowledge and help them to know their rights and duties so that they can make a decisive viewpoint towards society and the governing law. We will be dealing with legal news, updates, and comprehensive information which will flawlessly help you to keep your legal knowledge up to date. Our main focus would be towards providing an ambient and distinctive content to our readers over a wide spectrum of legal issues and laws like cyberlaw, media and entertainment law, environment law, ADR, and many additional fields. While designing this organization we kept every aspect in our mind, be it an article, blog or any news updates our utmost motive is to make this a one-stop destination for everyone who visits us.

JLSR Journal

Journal for Law Students and Researchers (JLSR), envisions to empower the individuals of tomorrow to advance and learn from the theoretical and practical aspects of the contemporary law today. Law as a field, is a predominantly present in the lives of people in society, and as such its discourse and dissemination are requisite in a proper forum today. Journal for Law Students and Researchers (JSLR), therefore, acts as a platform for the researchers and students, along with academicians to publish their research on contemporary issues of the law, so as to enable the growth and understanding of the aspects of the law to the interested individuals in society.

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?

Participation from UG & PG students studying in any discipline at any Colleges/any Departments of the Universities.

FORMAT OF THE TEST

The entire test would be timed (20 min). The test shall be comprising of 50 Questions (1 Mark each) and would be of multiple-choice accessible via online mode only.

NOTE :

1. In case of tie in marks , person who submitted quiz first will be decided as winner if he/she falls in top 3.
2. If in case same marks are scored by 3 participants who score same highest marks then those 3 will be declared as Top 3.
3. Quiz cannot be reconducted if someone is unable to submit in time.
4. Fee shall not be refunded under any circumstances.
5. The decision of Legalify India & JLSR shall be final and binding in all matters.

WHAT WILL THE TEST COVER?

• Constitutional Law
• Cyber Law

HOW TO REGISTER?

Registration Form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/156q_pjFf4lScp9WG5soJv5pK8vCCrJ-TFZrNkbciwcs/edit

PRIZES

• 1st Prize : 700/- rupees, 2nd Prize : 450/- rupees,  3rd Prize : 250/- rupees.
• E-Certificate to all the participants.
• E certificate of merit for winners (Top 3).
• Free Blog Publication at Legalify India for Top 3.
• Free entry in next paid event of Legalify India for Top 3.
• 15 percent off in courses offered by KATOG for all the participants.
• Discounted publication opportunities in JLSR for all the participants.
• Online Internship Opportunity with JLSR Journal for Top 3.

IMPORTANT DATES :

Date Of The Test : 6th March, 2021 (4 :00 PM)

Date of announcement of results : 7th March, 2021

FEE :

60/-

PAYMENT DETAILS :

Googlepay/paytm/Phonepe at 7660899180

CONTACT INFO :

Mobile : 9352603383

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Amity University, Lucknow Campus, is organizing The Amity Legal Conclave 2021 (Online) on ” Awareness About Women’s Rights And Their Role In Society ” on 25th February 2021, organized by The Legal Aid Society of Amity Law School, Amity University, Uttar Pradesh (Lucknow Campus). The purpose of the program is to create awareness about women’s rights and their role in society.

In 2020, we decided to explore new ways to help the society at large by organizing a fundraiser for providing essential commodities to women prisoners, and this year in 2021, keeping in mind COVID’19, keeping in mind the limitations and barriers of social distancing, we decided to make society aware of women’s rights through online mode.

The participants can actively participate since Legal Conclave is flexible and versatile in its nature and a great platform to learn and hear from the eminent academicians in the field of law from all over the country.

Call for entries –

• Nukkad Natak (Hindi Language, Videos Format)
• E-posters.
• Blog writing
• Poetry writing
• Articles and essays (1500-2000 words)

Who can participate?

Open for all (Any Student, Faculty, and Scholar can participate)

 Session plan

There shall be a three-hour session which shall include guest lectures by guest speakers and announcements of the winners for each entry.

The Theme of the event is – “Women Empowerment”

Theme- Women Empowerment

Sub-themes-

• Sexual harassment of women an ‘epidemic’.
• Limited Access to education for women.
• Women as second-class citizens.
• Women’s Reproductive Rights.
• Women’s right and economic empowerment.
• Socio-legal reforms empowering the woman.
• Societal challenges in accepting the reforms for the women laws.
• Significant increase in Cyber Crimes Against Women During Lockdown
• Honour Killing: A Crime in the name of Honour.
• The Fight for Women’s marital Rights in the Past and Present.

Registration fees –

• Nukkad natak -Rs. 100/- (per entry)
• Call for E-posters – Rs. 100/- (per entry)
• Blog writing /– Rs. 100/- (per entry)
• Poetry writing -– Rs. 100/- (per entry)
• Call for Articles/ essay (1500 words)– Rs. 200/- (per entry)

NOTE – The selected entries for article, poetry, essay, shall be published by an international publication house in a form of a book with an ISBN. The publication shall be on chargeable basis which shall be given to the publication house and shall be accepted once your entry has been selected.

Cash prize –

Nukkad Natak – Rs.1000/-

Call for E-posters- Rs.1000/-

Blog writing – Rs.1000/-

Article and essay – Rs.1000/-

Poetry writing – Rs.1000/-

NOTE – A CERTIFICATE OF PARTICIPATION WILL BE GIVEN TO EVERY PARTICIPANT

Submission Guidelines:

• By submitting the author undertakes that the article is his/her original work and has not been submitted or published elsewhere.
• Plagiarism will result in summary rejection of the submission.
• All the submissions should be accompanied by a covering letter mentioning the submission category, institutional affiliation and contact details of the author(s)
• Nukkad Natak should be in Hindi and should be sent as a google drive link of the video.
• Registration fee is non-refundable.

 Formatting Guidelines:

• The main body should be in the TIMES NEW ROMAN. FONT SIZE 12, and in 1.5 LINE SPACING.
• Headings in TIMES NEW ROMAN, FONT SIZE 14

Registration form:

Registration Link

NOTE – REGISTRATION WILL ONLY BE COMPLETED AFTER SENDING THE COPY OF PAYMENT SCREENSHOT TO als.legalconclave21@gmail.com

Last Date Of Registration:

20th February 2021

Event Date:

25th February 2021

Connect With Us:

• Facebook- Amity Legal Conclave 21
• Instagram – Amitylegalconclave21
• Gmail:  als.legalconclave21@gmail.com

 Account details:

Bank Name- Bank Of India

Account Name – Tanishka Singh Chauhan

Account Number –683610110005018

IFSC Code – 8KID0006836

Bank Address – Sarvodaya Nagar

UPI No.- 8707670366

Contact Persons:

Dr. Axita Srivastava

(Assistant Professor )

Amity Law School, Lucknow Campus

Convenor, Amity Legal Conclave

Ms. Jyotsna Singh

(Assistant Professor)

Amity Law School, Lucknow Campus

Convener, Amity Legal Conclave

Student Conveners:

Kushagra Tiwari

Contact: +91 8299331294

Rahul

Contact: +91 8960376698

Aaqib Haider

Contact : +91 8808688929

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About the firm: 

Founded by Adv. Mamta Mishra and Adv. Sushma, VS Legal Associates is a well established law firm that is engaged in diversified practice areas for two decades. Services include dispute resolution, corporate M&A and commercial advisory, project finance and infrastructure, banking, IBC, employment laws, real estate, industrial disputes, criminal litigation, commercial litigation, arbitration and outsourcing of legal services. The Firm is known for its expertise on pre-litigation strategies, to address potential or threatened disputes. The Firm also has extensive experience in advising promoter families on family trusts, family offices, settlements and partitions and creating governance structures for smooth succession. The Firm is known for its strength in managing critical litigation matters in any part of the country, thanks to its unparalleled network. The Firm also has an international reach and national coverage through its association with various law firms based in the respective countries.

The team at VSL, has international pedigree, a sound appreciation of commercial issues and a deep understanding of local realities. Values, collaboration and practical solutions are at the heart of VSL. Every client is a long term relationship at VSL. A client at VSL, receives the full expertise of the Firm, across practice areas, thanks to the highly collaborative nature of the Firm. The Partners are trusted advisors to Founders, Family Offices, CXOs and General Counsel, and are known to deliver quality and value through practical and innovative legal solutions that help our clients succeed.

About the internship programme at VSLA: 

1. It is an online internship. The interns shall be required to be active on email at all times for tasks & assignments. 
2. The interns ought to be able to contribute a minimum of 6 hours a day. 
3. It is not a paid internship. Stipend is discretionary, based on work. 

Eligibility: 

1. Must know basic drafting & vetting of documents. 
2. Strong research skills especially in procedural aspects & commercial laws. 
3. Should have a prior experience of reviewing & editing of legal documents & write ups. 
4. Should have access to legal databases like Manupatra or SCC online. 

Duration of Internship:

March 2021. 30 days, 6 working days a week. 

Vacancy:

Upto 4 interns. 

How to Apply: 

Email your CV & Cover at vsl.vslegal@gmail.com

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Introduction:

A recent judgment of the Bombay High Court has taken social media by storm, with netizens raging over the regressive outlook of the court. The case, Satish v State of Maharashtra, revolved around the fact that a 12-year girl was assaulted and groped, yet the Bombay High Court held that “in the absence of any specific detail as to whether the top was removed or whether he inserted his hand inside top and pressed her breast, would not fall in the definition of ‘sexual assault.” This ruling came even after precedents from various other High Courts (in the case of Jagar Singh v State of Himachal Pradesh), including the Bombay High Court ruling that Sexual Assault under Section 7 of POCSO Act, need not be skin to skin, and even the act of touching a minor with sexual intent in their private area would attract the penalty under Section 7.

Section 7 and the outrage

This case saw the relevancy of the POCSO being put into question. It has been stated that skin-to-skin touch is necessary for constituting an offence under Section 7 of the POCSO Act. In the present scenario, groping of child’s breast has not been considered an offence under Section 7.
Section 7 constitutes that, touching of vagina, breasts or any such private area with “sexual intent” is punishable. However, in this case a new concept of skin-to-skin touch has emerged.
It is also to be noted that, the offence has been held punishable under Section 354 of the Indian Penal Code, that is, outraging the modesty of a woman. However, questions are now being raised as to whether it is correct to negate the entire spirit of the POCSO Act.
Questions such as, if the POCSO Act was enacted to safeguard the rights of children specifically, why is the act is not being relied upon in such situations? Section 7 of POCSO provides for rigorous punishment and gives preference to the rights of children. However, keeping reliance on IPC is making this act non-reliable for such cases. Both IPC and POCSO have their own validities and importance. Overlapping of the laws in ways that degrade the other shall not be fruitful for anyone.
Due to extreme public outrage, and the above mentioned valid arguments the Supreme Court on Sunday stayed the Bombay High Court’s order.

Conclusion/Personal Views:

It is important to create a threat in the minds of criminals to make the laws stringent. The relevancy of the laws has to be maintained by the courts, rather than dragging other laws in between. Section 6 and 7 of POCSO are alone relevant and compatible of punishing offenders in scenarios like the present one. It will be awaited to see the further decision of the Supreme Court because the decision here will make a huge difference for future references. This provision is about the safety of children, it cannot be neglected the way it has been done, in this judgement.

Reported by – Sejal Makkad

Introduction

There has been a huge debate on the power of arrest of the police. The debate highlights various important points on grounds of which the arrest by police has been justified in some situations while opposed in some. The cases that have been registered till now related to this controversy have also come out with different views and opinions. The case of Sachin Saini v. State of Up and 2 others revolves around the granting of anticipatory bail to the applicant. The petition highlights some of the crucial points including the contentions of both the applicant and the respondents.
Facts: The FIR lodged in the present case is regarded as a counter to the FIR lodged by the complainant. According to the complainant, an FIR was lodged against him by his father on 24.08.2020. The charges that were put on him were as under section 147, 148, 323, 504, 506 of I.P.C. the main ground that was taken in the FIR was that the complainant has not committed the above-mentioned crimes and the allegations against him are false. The grant of anticipatory bail has been put forward by the counsel of the applicant with the support of various grounds.

Issues Raised:

1. Whether the allegations put by the complainant’s father on him are true or not?
2. Whether the complainant is eligible for the grant of interim bail?

Provisions included:

The FIR that was filed against the applicant by his father was filed based on the charges as under:
Section 147 I.P.C.- the offense of rioting and punishment
Section 148 I.P.C.- the offense of rioting armed with a deadly weapon and punishment for the same
Section 323 I.P.C.- Punishment for voluntarily causing hurt
Section 504 I.P.C.- intentional insults that lead to provocation of a person so that he breaks public peace
Section 506 I.P.C.- Punishment for criminal intimidation
The provisions are all from the same code.

Submissions by the applicant:

The learned counsel of the applicant has submitted that the allegations put on the applicant are not true and the applicant is being falsely defamed. Also, the council puts forward a time that the applicant is not having any criminal history. The reason for the filing of the application for anticipatory bail is because the applicant is of apprehension that he might get arrested on basis of the FIR filed by his father against him.

Submission by the opposition:

Learned counsel on behalf of the opposition party has submitted that the allegations that have been laid on the applicant are not minor. The offenses are of a serious nature and anticipatory bail in such cases cannot be granted to retain the validation of law. also, the apprehension of the applicant is not present on any paperwork and no record is present for the same. Based on imaginary apprehension, bail cannot be granted to the applicant.

Court’s order-

After the consideration of the submissions made by the counsels of both the parties, the Court opined that there was a case registered against the applicant by his father.
Some cases were cited by the court while passing the order. In the case of Joginder Kumar v. State of Uttar Pradesh, the third report of the National Police Commission was referred by the apex court. The report stated that the main cause of corruption in the country was the arrests by police. It was contended that nearly 60% of the cases are unreasonable and are sometimes unnecessary too. The unjustified actions of the police accounted for an increase in the expenditure in the jails. Also, such arrests are against human rights as discriminatory arrests are not in accordance with fundamental rights.
The court, at last, passed the order for the release of the application based on anticipatory bail. The applicant was said to be involved in the aforesaid crimes and several conditions were to be followed by the applicant. The conditions involved that the applicant could not leave the country without prior permission, the application had to surrender his passport, cannot misuse the liberty granted via bail, presence of the applicant in the trial court when called. The verification of the documents of the applicant was required so that the applicant does not take any step that goes against the rules and regulations.

Significance:

The judgment is significant in understanding that the provision of anticipatory bail can be used by people so that unnecessary arrests can be avoided. This will also lead to a decrease in corruption amongst authorities. The order given by the court states that the person was under some obligations. Such obligations are also important because they bind a person which prevents him from committing any crime in future instances. Such orders are of importance to prove that courts are also going against the arrests and if a reasonable cause is present, anticipatory bails can be granted by the court to preserve some of the human rights.

Analysis By – Sejal Makkad

The new chairperson appointed by the BCCC, Broadcasting Content Complaints Council, is Justice Gita Mittal who also happens to be the first woman to serve as a Judge and Acting Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, and later, in August 2018, she the Chief Justice of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court.

Justice Mittal succeeds former Supreme Court Judge, Justice Vikramajit Sen, whose tenure as BCCC chairperson has ended.

IBF set up an independent self-regulatory body called BCCC in June 2011 to examine content-related complaints relating to all non-news general entertainment channels in India. BCCC consists of 13 members, and it is in its 10th year of operation and has addressed 96,000 and more content related complaints. Former Chief Justice of Madras and Delhi High Courts and former Chairperson of Law Commission of India, Justice A P Shah, was the founding Chairperson of BCCC. 

Justice Gita Mittal is a former student of Lady Irwin School, New Delhi, and has completed her higher education from Lady Shri Ram College for Women. She further persuaded her law degree from the Faculty of Law, Delhi University. Her career of legal and judicial dates back to 1981. 

Justice Gita Mittal after being appointed said that “I look forward to joining BCCC in its unique journey of self-regulation, which also promises to be an exciting and challenging one.” 

Reported By – Komal Dhore

The Journal for Law Students and Researchers [JLSR] is an Online Journal with ISSN: 2582-306X which is quarterly, Peer Reviewed, published online and JLSR seeks to provide an interactive platform for the publication of Short Articles, Long Articles, Book Reviews, Case Comments, Research Papers, Essays in the field of Law.

Our aim is to upgrade the level of interaction and discourse about contemporary issues of law. We are eager to become a highly cited publication, through quality contributions from students, academicians, professionals from the industry, the bar and the bench. JLSR welcomes contributions from all legal branches, as long as the work is original, unpublished, unplagiarized and is in consonance with the submission guidelines.

ELIGIBILITY

• Students pursuing their graduation degree in Law.
• Good Writing Skills

Tenure

• One month (25th Feb, 2021- 25th March, 2021).

No Stipend

Tasks & Instructions:

• You have to send us 3 articles/research papers and 1 case comment unplagiarized ones during the tenure of internship.
• Interns who will be sending us unplagiarized assigned work within time will be receiving certificate of completition.

Application Procedure:

Mail your CV at jflsrjournal@gmail.com

Note : If you did not receive any response from our side till 23rd then assume that our internship slots are filled.

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