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National Conference on Tribal Transition in India: Issues, Challenges and the Road Ahead, HNLU

HNLU in collaboration with Tribal Research and Training Institute, Government of Chhattisgarh and Thakur Pyarelal State Institute of Panchayat and Rural Development is organizing a two-day National Conference on Tribal Transition in India: Issues, Challenges and the Road Ahead that is scheduled on 26-27 November 2021. About HNLU Hidayatullah National Law University (HNLU) was established under the Hidayatullah National University of Law, Chhattisgarh, Act, (No. 10 of 2003). It is recognized by the University Grants Commission u/s 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act, 1956 and also by the Bar Council of India u/s 7 (1) of the Advocates Act, 1961. HNLU ranked 5th in India Today Ranking 2021 and 51-100 on crisis management during COVID by the World’s Universities with Real Impact (WURI) Ranking 2021 and 201-300 among the innovative and emerging Universities by WURI is set to scale new benchmarks in the years to come. About TRTI Keeping in view the population of Scheduled Tribes in the state of Chhattisgarh, Tribal Research and Training Institute (TRTI) was established in the year 2004 under the centrally sponsored scheme by the State Government. The institute conducts research work and surveys on the socio- economic, culture, language and life of Tribals. About TPSIPRDThakur Pyarelal State Institute of Panchayat & Rural Development (TPSIPRD) is the premier Institute under the Department of Panchayat & Rural Development, Government of Chhattisgarh. It was established in year 2002 with the main objective of building the capacity of the Panchayati Raj Institutions, functionaries and members of the civil society organizations engaged in rural development. About the Conference Tribals constitute 8.6% of total population of India. Albeit their profound culture and traditional knowledge, a vast majority of the Tribals stay at the low stratum of the society. Decades of development have prompted a reformist disintegration of the conventional rights over their traditional assets including the forest. This can be suitably attributed to the lacunae in the law and flaws in execution. Against this backdrop, Hidayatullah National Law University in collaboration with TRTI and TPSIPRD is organizing a Two-Day National Conference on “Tribal Transition in India: Issues, Challenges and the Road Ahead” on 26-27 November, 2021. The present conference is intended to provide a platform to discuss and deliberate the theme in detail during the technical sessions followed by the Panel Discussions being chaired by subject-matter experts. Rationale of the Conference In the historical backdrop, the tribal identity has experienced numerous changes and challenges. The powers of globalization which entered in to their ancestral world with dynamic state support have added torments in the existence of the clans. Even after seventy years of planned development, the financial state of clans has not improved and tribal regions are considered as under developed in our country. Advancement measures in the tribal regions should consist of bringing harmony among safeguarding ancestral identity, culture and qualities, while expanding and guaranteeing their admittance to standard educational facilities, wellbeing and vocation. Feeble land record frameworks, destitution, ignorance and exploiation have brought about persistent drainage of assets thereby prompting pauperization of tribal communities. Theme and Objectives Hidayatullah National Law University Raipur in collaboration with Tribal Research & Training Institute, Government of Chhattisgarh and Thakur Pyarelal State Institute of Panchayat & Rural Development, is organizing two-day National Conference on “Tribal Transition in India: Issues, Challenges and the Road Ahead” on 26-27 November, 2021. To understand the functioning of local self-governments in the tribal communities of India To support indigenous people and their traditional agriculture and livelihood systems by deliberations in legal framework To learn their unique subsistence systems and provide solutions to socio-cultural issues for their active involvement To discuss schemes and international norms related with the welfare of indigenous communities for their overall development To create awareness on indigenous peoples’ rights in the society To provide inputs to the concerned authorities for further policy formulation and implementation Sub Themes Historical Background of Self Autonomy of the Tribes; A Review of PESA: The Impairment of Tribal Rights in a Decentralized Government; Power of Traditional System of Local Self-government in resolving the Conflict; Designing an Alternative Legal System for tribal governance in India; Gender and Customary Laws; Community claims on Forest Resources: A Review of Forest Rights Act,2006; Culture and Ethnic Identity; Tribal women and empowerment; Contribution of Judiciary in Protection of the Rights of Tribes; Conditions of the Internally Displaced Tribal Population; Protection of IP rights and Traditional knowledge of the tribes; Violations of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples by the Security forces and Armed Opposition Groups; Right to food of indigenous communities; Right to life and occupations of indigenous communities; Tribals and International Humanitarian Law; Social justice lawyering, free legal aid for tribal communities. These sub-themes are only suggestive areas and are not exhaustive. Papers that are not covered under above mentioned sub-themes but have relevance in the thrust area of the seminar may also be submitted. Call for Papers Papers are invited from Academicians, Judges, Researchers, Professionals, Practitioners, Students of law, and allied social sciences and other stakeholders on the emerging issues and related areas on the broad sub-themes given above. Selected papers will be published in the form of an edited book by National Level Publisher with ISBN. Important Dates Submission of Abstract: 30 October 2021 Intimation of Abstract Acceptance: 02 November, 2021 Submission of Full Paper along with registration fee: 20 November, 2021 Date of Conference: 26 – 27 November, 2021 Guidelines for Paper Submission The abstract of the paper shall consist of 200-300 words accompanied by a brief profile of the Author(s) indicating their email ID, contact number, designation and official address The word limit for papers is 3000 - 5000 words (inclusive of footnotes) in Microsoft Word Document. It must be typed in Times New Roman Font Size 12 on A4 size paper with 1” margin on all sides with 1.5-line spacing. Plagiarized papers will be summarily rejected by the editorial board. For referencing, author(s) are required to follow the Harvard Bluebook 20th Edition citation format. The language of submissions should preferably be English. The abstract of the paper should reach the coordinator of the conference via the google form accessible at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTbJIOhIDNX6m2KFgJnje6rPHdMyI46KNQABTrbxaWK2GvYA/viewform Registration Registration Fee to be paid after acceptance of Abstract For Academicians and Professionals: INR 1100 (in case of Co-authors INR 2100) For Research Scholars: INR 750 (in case of Co-authors INR 1050) For Students: INR 450 (in case of Co-authors INR 650) For participation without presentation: INR 300 per person Note: Co-authorship up to a maximum of two authors is allowed. In case co-authors from two different heads mentioned above respective registration fee shall be paid individually. Registration fee is payable only after the acceptance of abstract. Any payment made by author(s) before abstract acceptance would not ensure acceptance of abstract Payment Details Kindly mention "For Tribal Conference" as the purpose of transaction during payment of fee Account Holder’s Name Registrar, Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur Bank Name IDBI Bank Account No. 1188102000000806 IFSC Code IBKL0001188 MICR Code 492259503 Branch Name HNLU Campus Branch, Uparwara, Naya Raipur Account Type Current A/C Conference Secretariat Advisory Board Prof. (Dr.) V. C. Vivekanandan Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Uday Shankar Registrar Prof. (Dr.) Yogendra Kumar Srivastava Professor In-charge, Outreach & Regulatory Affairs (External) Program Director Dr. Ayan Hazra Assistant Professor Organising Secretary Dr. Pankaj Umbarkar Associate Professor Organizing Committee Dr. Ankit Awasthi, Assistant Professor Ms. Hina Iliyas, Assistant Professor Dr. Eritriya Roy, Assistant Professor Mr. Amitesh Deshmukh, Assistant Professor Student Volunteers Ananya Mishra Harsimran Kaur Sanket Jamuar Shailendra Singh Yadav Viraj Aditya Queries For further queries and information, please contact: [email protected] Contact +91 75870 17814 +91 95756 55562 +91 75870 17945

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Shri I. M. Nanavati Memorial National Moot Court Competition, GLS University

Gujarat Law Society of GLS University is organizing the Shri I.M. Nanavati National Moot Court Competition for Law Aspirants from January 7-9, 2021. About Gujarat Law Society Gujarat Law Society (GLS) is a premier educational group, offering courses in multiple disciplines. It stands as a synonym for contemporary education in the region with its state-of-the-art infrastructure which houses nearly 29 institutes in various spheres.. The society has a particularly expansive alumni group too which echoes the values that GLS has imparted, right since its inception. Being a part of some of the most distinguished corporations, across the globe, these members of the society’s alumni have carved out a niche identity for themselves, that of being responsible, pragmatic and proactive. GLS trust with superlative education began in 1927; almost 94 years back when a few visionaries stepped forward to transform the standards of education in the region. The institute derived its inspiration from and was founded by such luminaries as SardarVallabhbhai Patel, Shri Ganesh Mavlankar, the first Speaker of the country and Shri I.M. Nanavati with the vision of Excellence in Education. It was their foresight in the year 1927 that laid the foundation for an organization which has illuminated lacs of lives ever since It is the dynamism, sagacity and pragmatic approach of the management of GLS that guided the society on its path to glory. Constant support by the governing council currently spearheaded by Shri Sudhir Indravadan Nanavati that has led GLS to grow from a single law college to nearly 29 institutions ranging from preparatory schools to graduate and post-graduate colleges in diverse areas such as arts, commerce, law, management, computer applications and professional courses. About GLS University GLS University has been established with the objective of providing an ideal and creative learning environment and continuing the tradition of excellence in education of the sponsoring body of the University, viz., Gujarat Law Society (GLS) Gujarat Law Society, established in the year 1927, is one of the largest and oldest educational institutions in the State of Gujarat. GLS currently has more than 25,000 students pursuing their graduate, post graduate and doctoral level studies at various levels within the university and its constituent colleges/institutions. GLS has currently more than one million alumni, all established in several spheres of work including business, commerce, law, science, arts and culture. Several of these alumni are noted entrepreneurs. The university is currently hosted in a state of art campus within the heart of the city fully equipped with advanced technological tools to facilitate education. About Faculty of Law Faculty of Law (FOL), constituent department of GLS University, is a premier destination for students interested in establishing a virtuous career in Law and aiming to become torch bearers of Justice. Faculty of Law has emerged as the most preferred destination for legal education. The college has an advantage of senior and well experienced faculty members in the field of Law. The senior practicing advocates also contribute in teaching and providing experiential learning to law aspirants. The teaching pedagogy includes: classroom discussions, case studies, interactive presentations, guest lectures, expert sessions, seminars, conferences, and case law methods coupled with intensive practical training through moot courts. It is worthy to note that Faculty of Law has ventured in all possible educational arenas by organizing International Conferences, National Moot Court Competitions, National Sports Fest, various seminars at National and International level. It has now become the epicenter where knowledge liberates; ideas are conceptualized and shaped into existence. The untiring contribution made by Faculty of Law has enabled the college to secure a position in Forbes Legal Power list 2020 as one of the most promising and top law schools. About Shri I.M. Nanavati This stalwart of law was born in the city of Jambusur near Bharuch in 1920 and bore the name ShriI.M. Nanavati. He came to Ahmedabad for law studies and at a very young age joined the barin the footsteps of his father. In the initial years of his practice he joined Maneklal Harilal Mills to look into Labour and Company Matters. With his foresight and hard work he became famous and in a short time span he became one of the renowned advocates of India. He always took a keen interest in overall development of the people and in development of Educational Institutions. He was deeply interested in the promotion of education and did tremendous work in that field. His busy practice however was no bar to his love for social and educational activities, in which he took leading and prominent part. The inspiring zeal and managerial ability of Late Shri I.M.Nanavati had gone a very long way in establishing Gujarat Law Society. He contributed greatly to the stability and steady growth of the society during the period of his association with the Gujarat Law society. He was a teacher at the Law Faculty and is even today remembered for his outstanding quality and contribution as a teacher of Law, a very able administrator, and a noble human being who made his mark not only in the courts in Gujarat but also in the Supreme Court of India. He was an aware educationalist, a leading lawyer and the then Hon’ble Secretary of Gujarat Law Society. He left for the heaven on January 15,1981 in the city of Nairobiat South Africa. In the Will of Shri I.M.Nanavati he express his wish that “In the end, I desire that when I pass away, my mortal remains be drawn through the Ellisbridge Campus of the Gujarat Law Society of which I was a student and which I have served for more than 20 years as Hon. Secretary and the institutions where of which I developed, I have loved like my children” To commemorate late Shri I. M. Nanavati who made his mark as an advocate and as an educationalist, Shri I.M. Nanavati Memorial National Moot Court Competition is organized. Schedule Key Dates Key Events 13th October, 2021 Release of Moot Problem for Shri I.M. Nanavati Memorial National Moot Court Competition, 2021- 22 15th November, 2021 Last date for Registration of the Institution via e-mail and Google form Link: https://forms.gle/aeAAWfMoAYc8JU4p9 20th November 2021 Last date for sending Clarifications 30th December, 2021 Last Date for Submission of Memorials (soft copy) Email- [email protected] 3rd January, 2022 Last Date for Submission of hard copy of the Memorials 7th January, 2022 Orientation of the Event Researcher’s Test 8th January, 2022 Inauguration Quarter final Round Semi- final Round 9th January, 2022 Final Round Valedictory Round Definitions Administrator” shall mean the Faculty of Law , GLS Law College, GLS University Moot Court Committee “Clarifications” shall mean any questions, inquires or doubts sent by a registered team (after final registration) to the organizers seeking any factual clarification(s) in the Moot Court Problem. The clarifications, if any, provided by the college shall be considered as if it were a part of the Moot Proposition and shall have no individual significance. “Competition” means Shri I. M. Nanavati Memorial National Moot Court Competition,2021-22 “Institution” means any recognized law school/college or university. “Participating Team” means the team which has registered itself for the competition as per the rules for registration. “Participating Institution” shall be presumed to be the parent institution of the participating teams. From each institute only one teams can represent the institute “Organizer” means the Faculty of Law, GLS Law College, Ahmedabad “Rebuttals” refer to those arguments /questions that the Complainant may raise at the end of the main pleadings of all the Orators. This shall be replied to in the appropriate manner by the Respondent. “Written Submission” means the memorandum of written submissions submitted by any Team. Organizing Committee” means the Moot Court Committee hereinafter referred to as MOC or MCC “MEC” means Memorial Evaluation Committee. Dress Code The participants shall adhere to following dress code when present in any courtroom during the Competition. Female: White salwar and kurta or white shirt and black trousers along with black coat and black shoes; Male: White shirt, black trousers and black tie along with black coat and black shoes. Language The language of the Competition shall be English Eligibility The Competition shall be open to students who are– Pursuing an integrated 5 year LL.B. program in India or pursuing a 3 year LL.B. program in India. Only 32 teams on first come first basis shall be allowed to register. Provided in furtherance to the above clause, the first 32 teams shall be reckoned on basis of the final registration. Team Composition Each team shall constitute of 3 members, two ‘Oralists’/‘Mooter’ and one ‘Researcher’. Only the team member(s) designated as Oralist/Mooter shall be allowed to put forth oral submissions. Under no condition shall a team consisting more than 3 members be allowed to participate. Anonymity of Teams Teams shall not reveal the identity in any form, except by means of the Team Code allotted to them during the Competition. The Written Submissions shall not reveal the identity of the team in any form and should not bear the logo, name etc. of the University represented. Any material presented to the Panel should be devoid of any identification marks/seal of the Team. If any such mark/seal exists, it must be rendered unrecognizable. Any violation of the above rules shall attract severe penalty or disqualification as determined by the MCC. The decision of the MCC in this regard shall be final, binding to the participating team and shall not be subject to challenge by any team. Registration The participating institutions must have to register by filling the Google form till 15thNovember, 2021 by 11:59 PM (IST) In order to confirm participation, teams of every Institution should register themselves with the Registration forms duly signed by the heads of the institution along with the fees of Rs.2500/-per team. Any team requiring accommodation will have to pay registration fees of Rs. 5000/-. Any form received after the last day of registration will not be allowed. The payment of registration fees will be through NEFT and the details are: Branch HDFC Bank , NR Mithakhakisix Road, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad Account Number 57500000018593 IFSC Code HDFC0000006 MICE 380240002 Any registration form received without the receipt of the payment Shall not be considered for the final registration. Any form received after the last day of registration will not be allowed. The teams shall be solely responsible for any delay caused due to delay in receipt of Registration Form. The amount once paid shall not be refunded Change in Team Composition Any change in team composition will not be entertained after the registration. In case of any unforeseen contingency where it becomes imperative to change the team competition, the participating team shall send an email regarding the same to the Administrator and MCC containing the compelling reason for the change. However, the change in the composition shall be done at the discretion of the MCC Researcher's Test The Researchers’ Test shall be conducted on January 7, 2022 The test shall be for duration of sixty (60) minutes only. The test shall consist of objective questions based on General Principles of the Statement of Facts, matter(s) of Law involved in the Moot Problem and General Principles of National and International Law. The Researchers’ Test shall test the knowledge of the laws involved as well as the factual details of the Moot Problem and the application of the relevant laws to the circumstances in the Moot Problem. No notes, bare acts, books or any other material or electronic aid shall be permitted during the Researchers’ Test. ONLY the Researcher as mentioned in the Registration Form shall be eligible to appear for the test. Format of the Competition and Oral Arguements The Competition is divided into 4 rounds: Preliminary Round, Quarter Final Round, Semi Final Round, Final Round. The time split between the speakers must be communicated to the Court Bailiff/clerk prior to the commencement of each Round. Once so informed, these timings shall not be changed. Use of any electronic gadgets is not permitted during the course of oral proceedings. Teams shall not disclose, in any manner whatsoever, for the entire duration of the Rounds, either their own individual identities or the identity of the institution that they represent, even if asked by the judges. Teams can pass on compendium of the sources they cite in their Memorials if so permitted by the judges. Team scores shall not be disclosed after every round. Teams must not make any attempt to gather any such information, until notified by the Organizing Committee. In case of absence of any team or failure of any team to reach in any of the oral submissions round will render disqualification of the team for that round. In such a case, their opponent shall make their oral submissions ex parte and the calculations shall be made accordingly. The oral arguments should be confined to the issues presented in the memorial. Discrepancy shall not be permitted. The researcher may sit with the speakers during the oral submissions. However, No Researcher of any Team shall be permitted to address the Panel. Evaluation shall be done on the basis of following criteria: Particulars Marks Articulation of Issues 20 Presentation Abilities and Citation of Authorities 20 Court Mannerism 20 Application of Legal Principles 20 Response to the queries of Court 20 Any Team which violates any of the Rules with respect to the Oral Pleading Sessions would be penalized. The decision of the Bench shall be final in this regard. Conduct of the Oral Rounds Preliminary Round Draw of Lots: The matchup of teams in Preliminary Rounds shall be determined on the basis of draw of lots. Each team will get 20 minutes to present their case. Total of 5 minutes can be reserved for Rebuttal, subject to the discretion of Judges. These 5 Minutes are exclusive of the 20 minutes given to each team. Each team shall argue from both the sides in the Preliminary Rounds. There shall be two Preliminary Rounds. No team shall argue the same side twice in the Preliminary Rounds. Win or loss of a team shall be determined on the basis of aggregates core of pleadings. Only one (1) speaker from each team shall be permitted to rebut/sur-rebut. In the preliminary rounds, the team with the higher aggregate speaker scores in the courtroom (including the rebuttal scores) shall win that round. If there is a tie in the aggregate speaker scores in case of a division bench, then the team with the higher memorial scores shall win that round. The top 8 teams based on their Win/Loss ratio and Total Preliminary Score in the Preliminary Rounds, shall qualify for the Quarter Final Rounds. Win/Loss Ratio shall be the ratio of number of Wins versus the number of Losses in the Preliminary Rounds. Total Preliminary Score is the total score obtained by both the speakers (including the rebuttal score) in both the Preliminary Rounds. Total Preliminary score does not include the memorial scores. Following shall be the system for determining the teams that advance to the Quarter Final Rounds: If there are more than 8 teams that have a Win/Loss ratio of 2:0, then out of such teams, the top 8 teams based on their Total Preliminary Score, shall qualify for the Quarter Finals If there are less than 8 teams that have a Win/Loss Ratio of 2:0, then firstly, all such teams that have a win/loss Ratio of 2:0 shall advance for the Quarter Finals Rounds. Secondly, out of the teams that have a Win/Loss Ratio of 1:0, the remaining spots in the Quarter Final Rounds shall be filled, based on the Total Preliminary Score of such teams. If there continues to be a tie, then the team with the higher Memorial scores shall qualify to the Quarter Final Rounds Quarter Final Rounds Eight teams based on the result of the Preliminary Rounds will qualify for the quarter- finals. The team shall argue only once in the quarter-finals. The side on behalf of which the team shall argue for the quarter-finals shall be decided by way of draw of lots prior to the Quarter Final Round. The quarter-finals shall be a knock-out round. Each team is allotted a total of 20 minutes to present their oral arguments. The timing can be divided between both the speakers according to the wish of the team subject to a maximum of 12 minutes and minimum of 08 minutes perspeaker. The time division has to be informed to the Court Manager/Clerk before the beginning of the oral arguments. A maximum of 5 minutes may be reserved per team for rebuttal and surrebuttal which shall be at the discretion of the judges which shall be exclusive of the above time limits. The allotment of extra time shall be at the discretion of the judges Semi-Final Rounds Four teams from the Quarter-Final Round shall qualify for the Semi-Final Rounds. Semi-Final Rounds shall also be knock out rounds. Each Team shall argue only one side in the semi-finals, the side of which shall be decided by the way of the draw of lots. Each team shall be allotted a total of 30 minutes to present their oral arguments. The time division can be divided between both the speakers as per the discretion of the teams subject to a maximum of 17 minutes and minimum of 13 minutes per speaker. A maximum of 5 minutes may be reserved per team for rebuttal and surrebuttal which shall be at the discretion of the judges. The said 5 minutes shall be exclusive of the above time limits. The allotment of extra time shall be at the discretion of the judges. Any time extension without due permission of the judges shall invite negative marking. Final Round In the final round, the win-loss shall be decided on the basis of the aggregate score. No memorial score shall be added in the finals. Each team shall be allotted a total of 45 minutes to present their oral arguments. The time division can be divided between both the speakers as per the discretion of the teams subject to a maximum of 17 minutes and minimum of 13 minutes per speaker. This time division has to be informed to the Court Masters/ Clerks before the start of Oral Arguments. A maximum of 5 minutes may be reserved per team for rebuttal and surrebuttal which shall be at the discretion of the judges. The said 5 minutes shall be exclusive of the above time limits. The allotment of extra time shall be at the discretion of the judges. Any time extension without due permission of the judges shall invite negative marking. Rules for Written Submission/ Memorial Evaluation Teams shall prepare and submit memorials from both the sides. Late submissions beyond the stipulated time shall be penalized according to the format mentioned herein in this section. Format of Memorial Body of the memorial shall include: The cover page with the cause title Table of contents List of Abbreviations Index of Authorities Statement of Jurisdiction Statement of facts Statement of issues Summary of Arguments Arguments Advanced Prayer The font of the body of the memorial should be in the following format: Font of the body of the memorial Times New Roman, size 12 Line spacing 1.5 Heading Font size 14 The font to the foot notes Times New Roman size 10 Alignment Justified Teams shall cite all authorities in the Written Submission using footnotes following the Bluebook Method of Citation (20th edition). NOTE: Footnotes should be limited only to citations and in no case shall footnotes contain additional information or arguments. Any such attempt shall invite Negative Marking. Additional Rules for Memorial Submission Memorial should be spiral bound. Pages should be numbered at the bottom middle. All the Memorials Received within the time schedule will be evaluated by the MEC. The Evaluation done by the MEC will be final and binding. Each team shall send one hardcopy of each side to the organizers within the time limits prescribed in the rules. Any difference in the hardcopy and the softcopy submitted will attract disciplinary action as per the discretion of MCC. The teams will have to send 1 hard copy of the memorial from each side on or before the date of submission of Hard Copies of the memorial in adherence to the dates provided in the rulebook. The remaining 8 copies of the memorial of both the sides have to be brought along by the teams on 17th January 2020. The memorials shall not contain any form of identification apart from the team code. If any such identification or mark, symbol, etc. which has the effect of identifying the team is found on the memorial, then it shall result in instant disqualification. The memorial shall be of a maximum of 35 pages including the cover page and Pleadings. No annexure, photographs, exhibits, etc. should be added to the memorial. Each Memorial shall have the following and only the following on its cover page: The team code on the upper right hand corner of the cover page The name and place of the forum The relevant legal provision under which it is filed Name of parties and their status On whose behalf the memorial is filed Submission of the Memorials Participants are required to send two soft copies from each side, one from the appellant and other from the respondent( one in PDF format and other in Microsoft Word format) which must be mailed to [email protected] latest by December 30, 2021 (23:59 hours IST) with the subject “Memorials for Team Code - ”. The file names of the electronic copies of the Memorials must contain only the team code and the side being represented in the following format: e.g. (for Team Code TM01) TM01 (A) orTM01(R). The deadline for submission of the hard copies of the memorials for all participants will be 7th January, 2020 by 12 p.m. (IST). The teams must send ONE (1) copies of their Memorials for each side to the following address: Faculty of Law , GLS University, GLS Campus, Opp.Law Garden, Ellisbridge, Ahmedabad-380006, Gujarat. The content of these additional memorials should not differ from the content of the hard copies submitted to the Organizers. Petitioner memorials are required to have a Blue cover and Respondent memorials are required to have a Red cover. The Memorial shall be evaluated on following parameters: Description Marks Knowledge and Presentation of Facts 20 Knowledge of Law 20 Extent and Use of Research 20 Authorities Cited 15 Format 15 Overall Draft 10 Penalties (Memorials) Late Submission 3 marks per memorial every 12 hours after the deadline of submission. Disqualification beyond 48 Hours. Wrong File Name 1 mark per Memorial Failure to submit Memorial as one File 1 mark per Memorial Exceeding page limits 1 mark per exceeding page Failure to include the sections in the Memorial 3 marks per section Failure to include the required information on the cover page 1 mark per violation Failure to use the correct color coding 2 marks per Memorial Tie Breaker In the event of tie between the marks of two teams, following criteria shall be considered in order of their mentioning; Preliminary Round Memorial Marks Application of legal principles Quarter-Finals Memorial marks. Response to the queries of the Court. Semi-Finals Memorial marks. Response to the queries of the Court. Accommodation & Food Accommodation and food shall be provided by the Organizers only during the days of the competition, i.e. from 7th January, 2022 to 10h January, 2022(Morning), Scheduled check in and check-out times. Teams coming either prior to the dates of the competition so mentioned or staying back after the dates of the competition shall bear the expenses of accommodation on their own. The Organizing committee shall not bear any such expenses. The interested students are required, to inform the Organizing Committee, through their Travel & Accommodation Form, so as to enable them to make necessary arrangements. Under no circumstances the Organizer shall provide accommodation to any other person accompanying the team. Categories of the Awards Total Cash Prize of Rs. 5,46,000 Category of Awards/Certificate Cash Prize Trophy and E-Certificate to the Winning Team 2,25,000 Trophy and E-Certificate to the First Runners Up Team 1,50,000 Trophy and E-Certificate to Best Advocate: Petitioner: Respondent: 50,000 50,000 Trophy and E-Certificate to Best Memorial: Petitioner: Respondent: 25,000 25,000 Trophy and E-Certificate to Best Researcher 21,000 Interpretation of the Rulebook The interpretation of these rules by the organizer shall be conclusive. The decision of the organizers for the above stated rules shall be final and binding to the participating teams. Rules should be strictly adhered to.Any deviation from the above stated rules would attract penalties at the discretion of the MCC. All Participants are expected to maintain decorum in the Court during the competition and are expected to conduct themselves in a manner befitting the legal profession. The Organizers reserve the right to take appropriate action for any unethical, unprofessional and immoral conduct. The Organizers’ decision as regards the interpretation of rules or any other matter related to the competition will be final and binding. If there is any situation which is not contemplated in the rules, the Organizers’ decision on the same shall be final and binding. The Organizers reserve the right to vary, alter, modify, or repeal any of the above rules without any prior notification if so required and as they may deem appropriate. In case of any grievance, the team shall register a complaint with the Student Coordinator and shall not approach the Bench of judges or any other faculty/office holder for the same. All the above stated rules are inclusive for the competition. Moot Court Committee Patron Shri Sudhirbhai Nanavati President, GLS University Convenor Dr. Mayuri Pandya Director, Faculty of Law, GLS University Faculty Coordinator Dr. Vidhi Shah (9879797182) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, GLS University Dr. Suja Nayar (9712720888) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, GLS University Faculty Co-Coordinator Ms. Jiya Matharani (7984719633) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, GLS University Ms. Sruti Bansal (9161489770) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, GLS University Student Coordinator Ms. Rhishika Srivastva 7007404078 Student Co-Coordinator Mr. Rahul Rajhans 7203952150 Queries In case of any Queries and Clarifications feel free to contact us at [email protected]

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Webinar on Admissibility of Electronic Evidence, GNLU Centre for Research in Criminal Justice Sciences

The Centre for Research in Criminal Justice Sciences (GCRCJS) of Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) is organizing a webinar on ‘Admissibility of Electronic Evidence’, on October 15, 2021. About the Centre Recognizing that a comprehensive appreciation of the technicalities, complexities and patterns of criminal law are indispensable for realizing the goals of the law, the Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar established the Centre for Research in Criminal Justice Sciences (GCRCJS). It is a centre dedicated to researching the niche area of Criminal Law. The centre provides a platform for a holistic research environment and aims to further knowledge and academic discussions about the multifaceted dimensions of criminal sciences. About the Speaker Mr. Bharat Chugh is an independent counsel practicing in the Supreme Court of India. After graduating with a degree in law from Jamia Milla Islamia in 2011, he secured first rank in the Delhi Judicial Services Exam in 2013 and was appointed as a magistrate. After resigning from judgeship in 2016, Mr. Chugh served as a partner at L&L partners, acted as an amicus curiae in several criminal cases and has been a resource person for various prominent institutions. He is an avid reader and often writes on legal issued for various blogs like SCC etc. He is also a member of the YSIAC Steering Committee (Singapore International Arbitration Centre). Topic Admissibility of electronic evidences Date 15th October 2021 (Friday), 3 P.M. (IST) Platform Cisco Webex Registration Procedure Kindly register for the webinar here. After the form is filled, the participant shall receive the details to join the session on the Email ID provided. Miscellaneous Kindly take note that no certificate shall be provided to the attendees, nor shall any request in this regard be entertained. Queries For any further queries regarding the event please contact us at [email protected].

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ICSI Online Quiz Competition on India’s Struggle for Independence

The ICSI (Institute of Company Secretaries of India) is conducting an Online Quiz Competition for students during the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, on the topic ‘India-It’s struggle for independence and 75 years of Indian independence’. About ICSI (Institute of Company Secretaries of India) The Institute of Company Secretaries of India is a premier national professional body in India under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India with the objective of promoting, regulating and developing the profession of company secretaries in India. About the Competition The ICSI is conducting an Online Quiz Competition for students during the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, on the topic ‘India-It’s struggle for independence, and 75 years of Indian independence’. Vision & Mission "To be a global leader in promoting good corporate governance." "To develop high calibre professionals facilitating good corporate governance." Topic India-It’s struggle for independence, and 75 years of Indian independence Details of the Competition Date of Quiz: October 27th 2021 Mode of Competition: Online No Participation Fee Registration Procedure The link to join the quiz will be shared separately at the email ID's of the students and will also be uploaded at the website of the Institute www.icsi.edu Eligibility Criteria Any student from all over India who have completed 12th and not more than 25 years ofage as on the date of the Competition. Awards 1st Prize: Cash Award of Rs. 5,000 + Commendation Certificate 2nd Prize: Cash Award of Rs. 3,000 + Commendation Certificate 3rd Prize: Cash Award of Rs. 2,000 + Commendation Certificate Team CS Nagendra D. Rao President, ICSI CS Devendra V Deshpande Vice-President, ICSI

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Webinar Series on Contemporary Developments in Human Rights, LPS NLUO and HRLN

The International Law and Policy Society of National Law University, Odisha and Human Rights Law Network are organizing a webinar series on ‘Contemporary Developments in Human Rights’ from 16 October-31 October 2021. About International Law and Policy Society (ILPS) The International Law and Policy Society has been established to provide through research, publications, seminars, conferences, projects and engagement, a platform for intellectual dialogue on contemporary issues of international law. The emphasis of this society is on public international law and international affairs. The society aims to engage with various stakeholders such as scholars, universities, policymakers, think tanks, law firms and intergovernmental organisations. ILPS currently runs its own blog and publishes its own newsletters, apart from organising lectures, webinars and conferences to provide a platform for in-depth study and productive discussions on current issues in international law. About Human Rights Law Network Human Rights Law Network is a division of the Socio Legal Information Centre (SLIC), a registered Society and Trust which has been established to partner with coalitions and social movements in India for providing free legal aid and legal literacy programmes throughout India. This coalition comprises NGOs, social movements, academics, students, activists, researchers, judges and lawyers in 24 states in India, dedicated to the use of the legal system to advance human rights, struggle against violations, and ensure access to justice for all. About the Webinar Series The Webinar Series has been designed in order to spread knowledge on the issues related to Human Rights during and after the pandemic. The Series aims to cover, through the course of six lectures, most of the contemporary developments in the sphere of social security, gender justice and woman rights in the country along with a special focus on the instances of violation as well as non-implementation of the existing Human Rights Laws. The faculty for the series constitutes of renowned lawyers, academicians and scholars engaged in the field of Human Rights and its advancement in India. Certification Available Students can also opt for a certification examination, passing which certificates would be handed over to the student. Certification Examination Examination- In order to get obtain a validation certificate, in the end of the webinar series, the attendee wishing to get a validation certificate shall pass an examination of 30 marks which would evaluate their understanding of the lectures. The exam will contain both objective and subjective questions. The results will be published within a week of the examination. The attendees enrolling for the certification will also be invited to submit a blog on any of the topics taught in the course within a period of 21 days of the webinar series, the best of which, after going through the editorial process, will be published on the society’s website. The Webinar Series is for free, however, the certification fee is Rs.50/- only. The Fees can be submitted through Paytm/Gpay/UPI to the following: Bank Name SBI Account Holder Name Naimisha Tayi (Treasurer, ILPS) UPI Id tayinaimisha77@oksbi Mobile Number 7673991217 The attendees registering for certification need to upload proof of payment in the registration form attached here. Dates/Timings Start Date: 16th October End Date: 31st October Tentative Timings: Every Weekend; 4:30 to 6:30 pm

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International Conference on Comparative Public Law by Parul Institute of Law, Vadodara

An International Conference on Comparative Public Law is being by the Centre for Constitutional Law and Policy, Parul Institute of Law, Parul University, Vadodara, and The Mediterranea International Centre for Human Rights Research, Reggio Calabria, Italy, on 25th November 2021. About the Organizers Parul Institute of Law, Parul University, Vadodara is duly approved by the Bar Council of India and is a member of the International Association of Law Schools, New York. It offers Five Year Integrated courses of B.A LL.B, B.Com.LL.B, B.B.A LL.B and 3-Year LL.B course. About Centre for Constitutional Law and Policy (CCLP) Parul Institute of Law’s Centre for Constitutional Law and Policy (CCLP) aims to carry out specialized research in the area of Constitutional Law and Policy. The importance of constitutional law is realized by the very fact that all laws of the land have to be consistent with the constitution. The centre seeks to achieve a sense of better understanding amongst the public at large about the constitutional ethos. The centre shall be dedicated to carry out extensive research, including research papers, projects, books, etc as well as organize several in house and external activities like judgment analysis, open house discussions, conferences, workshops, etc. About Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria The Mediterranea University of Reggio Calabria also referred to as Mediterranea University or the University of Reggio Calabria, or simply UNIRC is an Italian public research university, located in Reggio Calabria, Italy. It was founded in 1968 and is one of the youngest universities in the country. The faculty of Law, study from the economic issues to those related to archaeology and artistic heritage. The university provides undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate education, in addition to a range of double degree programs. About Mediterranea International Centre for Human Rights Research (MICHR) The MICHR aims to promote the study, research and education in the field of Human Rights, through an interdisciplinary approach and a scientific follow-up (in keeping also with comparatist investigations). It will be implemented through a consistent and critical comparison, with the mobility (even on a short-term basis) of scholars interested in cooperating with the Centre, coming from more than 150 Universities. About the Conference Concept Note The study of comparative public law is closely associated with governance mechanisms across the world. The exercise of a comparative analysis is much more than simply academic interest. The very aim of comparative law lies in the betterment of one’s own legal system by carrying out an analysis of different legal systems across the globe. Despite this overwhelming importance of comparative public law, the studies on this subject area are not as much as compared to other disciplines. The Conference aims to serve as a platform for academicians, professionals, researchers and students to discuss and critically assess the existing legislative framework and policies. It also aims to analyze the innovations and development of the broad areas covered in comparative public law and come with sustainable solutions in addressing the issues in modern-day justice delivery mechanisms. Mode and Platform The conference shall be held online on the Google Meet platform. Eligibility Research papers, articles and case studies that are original and not published elsewhere are invited from Academicians, Research scholars, professionals and Students on various sub-themes or any other issue related to the main topic. Sub Themes Globalization of Comparative Public Law, Issues and Challenges Typology of Federalism Evolving boundary between public and private law Constitutions: Making, functions and typology Constitutionalism Evolution of fundamental rights Judicial activism and accountability Any other topic relevant to the main theme of the conference. Submission Guidelines The abstract and full papers are to be submitted, both in MS Word and PDF format on email address [email protected] with author’s name, affiliation and designation in a separate MS Word file. Abstract shall be of 250-300 words with five keywords. Font type-Times New Roman on A4 size paper. Font size-Heading 14, Sub Heading and main text 12, Line spacing 1.5. The 19th Bluebook method of citation shall be adopted uniformly. Length of the paper shall be 4000-5000 words. Papers with plagiarism of more than 10% shall be summarily rejected. Selected papers shall be published in the form of edited books/proceedings with an ISBN number by a reputed publisher. Important Dates Events Dates Last Date for Abstract Submission October 31, 2021 Last Date for Full Paper submission November 15, 2021 Last Date for Registration November 15, 2021 Note: Abstract acceptance/rejection intimation will be sent within 5 working days of receiving the abstract. Registration Details There is no registration fee. Co-authorship of maximum two contributors is allowed. Each author has to register individually. Registration form shall be mailed after the acceptance of abstract. Contact Information Mr. Faiz Ayat Ansari, Organising Secretary Assistant Professor (Law) & Coordinator, Centre for Constitutional Law and Policy, Parul Institute of Law, Faculty of Law, Parul University, Vadodara Researcher & Collaborator, The Mediterranea International Centre for Human Rights Research, Reggio Calabria, Italy Mobile Number: +91 9687004426 Email: [email protected]

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The Law and Technology Society’s National Debate Competition by NLSIU

The Law and Technology Society is organising its National Debate Competition on October 23 and 24, 2021. About The Organisers The Law and Technology Society of NLSIU, Bangalore is a group committed to exploring the boundless contours of the intriguing interface between law and technology. The main objective of the Society is to develop up-to-date learning opportunities in this field by organizing a series of fantastic events. The Dialogue is a research-driven think-tank working on the intersection of technology, society, and public policy. By facilitating informed policy debates at various levels, it aims to drive a progressive narrative in India’s policy discourse. Theme of the competition The dynamic nature of the internet requires us to revisit the traditional frameworks and explore more enabling policies for regulating competition in digital space. To encourage critical thinking and public speaking on inter-disciplinary issues the motion for the rounds will be based on ‘Competition Law in the Digital Space.’ Guidelines for the Competition 2 vs 2 format Participants are encouraged to register in a team of two, however in exceptional cases one can register individually as well. The OC will match the individual registrants through randomised allotment a day before the rounds. 6 minutes will be given to each speaker 1.5 minutes will be given to each team for rebuttals No. of Pre-break Rounds: 3 Motions for all the pre break rounds will be released 24 hours in advance Eligibility Criteria Students/research scholars enrolled in any UG/PG/Ph.D. course from any university are eligible to participate in the competition. Note: Prior knowledge of law is not prerequisite for participation. The motions will be framed keeping in mind the interests of all the participants and short explainers shall also be released by the organisers on their social media platforms to assist the participants in their preparation. Registration Details Interested participants are required to register here. Fee: Rs. 100 per participant Last date for registration: 21st October, 2021 Date of the competition: 23rd-24th October, 2021 Awards Mentorship session: All participants will be invited to attend a mentorship session with the echelons of the legal and tech fraternity on the first day of the competition. Exciting Cash Prizes The Best Team and Runners Up will be awarded a cash prize of Rs. 25,000 and 15,000 respectively. The semi finalist teams will be awarded Rs. 5,000 each. The best speaker and second best speaker will be awarded with Rs. 10,000 and Rs. 5,000 respectively. Contact Details For any further information/clarification, please reach out to The Law and Technology Society at [email protected] Shubh Mittal (Convener): 8604133361 Shantanu Mishra (Joint-Convener): 9140452335

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South Asian Research Colloquium on Constitutional Law, MNLU, University of Colombo, ILI

A South Asian Research Colloquium on Constitutional Law 2021-22 is being organised by MNLU Mumbai, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka and Indian Law Institute, New Delhi. About Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai (MNLU) Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai is one of the premier National Law Universities in India. MNLU Mumbai was established in Maharashtra to impart advanced legal education and promote societyoriented research in legal studies for the advancement of the societal life of the people in the country. The prime goal of the University is to disseminate advanced legal knowledge and processes of law amongst the students and impart in them the skills of advocacy, legal services, law reforms and make them aware and capable to utilize these instruments for social transformation and development. About Faculty of Law, University of Colombo The Faculty of Law of the University of Colombo is the only Faculty of Law in the entire University system in Sri Lanka under the University of Grant Commission. The main objective of legal education in the Faculty of Law has been not only to teach its students what the law is but also, and importantly, to teach them what the law ought to be. The Faculty of Law concentrates not only on the transmission of knowledge but importantly on inculcating necessary skills and proper attitudes to be a law graduate with social responsibility and respect for human rights and other rights of people. About Indian Law Institute Indian Law Institute was founded in 1956 primarily with the objective of promoting and conducting legal research. The objectives of the Institute as laid down in its Memorandum of Association are to cultivate the science of law, to promote advanced studies and research in law so as to meet the social, economic and other needs of the Indian people, to promote systematization of law, to encourage and conduct investigations in legal and allied fields, to improve legal education, to impart instructions in law, and to publish studies, books, periodicals, etc. Theme South Asian Constitutionalism,Crisis and Unstable Democracies About the Theme Over the last two decades, South Asia is witnessing changes in the structures and sub-structures of the representative constitutional democracy. South Asia is home to major democracies of the world. It shares a common base with culture, social, economic, political, and linguistic diversities. It is home to 24.89% of the total world population with growing poverty, weak governance, and dwindling democracies and economic structures. Recurring problems have led to the instability of the democracies making it a volatile ground for the overthrowing of the Constitution of the countries. There are multi-fold reasons for these instabilities. Constitutionalism can guarantee democracy. For a long time, the South Asian countries have looked towards the West for adopting the ideas and solutions to their problems but these problems can only be solved by the indigenous and homegrown approaches. Academic discussions can play a vital role in this continuous process of evolution of the Constitution and democracies. The colloquium will help in the concurrence of learners and researchers from different countries which will lead to an exchange of thoughts, expression, creativity, novelty, and innovation. It has also led the South Asian States to change, amend and replace their existing constitutional structures. Comparative constitutional law jurisprudence in the subaltern context in South Asia exposes how institutional safeguards like constitutional courts, human rights commissions, regional institutions have been compromised due to instabilities like the militarized constitutional politics, subservience of democratic principles, and flawed constitutional designs. The unconventional jurisprudence evolving in this region exposes how decolonial South Asia is developing its own subaltern constitutionalism. The colloquium through critical cases studies of crisis in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Nepal traces how ethnic politics, religion, nationalism, authoritarianism, decolonisation has all contributed to the creation of distinctive constitutionalism in South Asia. On average, Constitutions have lasted only 17 years since 1789. Within this, Constitutions in the post-colonial countries, which gained independence after World War II, have been particularly fragile. Pakistan, for example, has had three different Constitutions and large periods of rule without any Constitution. Among the 12 Asian countries that gained independence soon after World War II and drafted Constitutions, only three Constitutions have survived - India’s, Taiwan’s, and South Korea’s. During the course of the colloquium, the participants will delve into political, historical, or constitutional analysis comparing South Asian constitutional experiment with its indelible geopolitical and internal crisis legacy. South Asian subaltern constitutionalism is a break as well as a continuity, which is the result of the intersection of mutually constitutive post-structuralism and post-colonialism. The success of South Asian democracies will lie in tracing the stability of constitutional institutions, empowering marginalized minorities, and proselytizing subaltern constitutional ethos. Despite strong constitutional guarantees, South Asian states have witnessed legitimisation of discrimination and delegitimization of rule of law. The colloquium also explores constitutionalism through subaltern tools of comparative constitutional law in the South Asian region. Program Schedule Workshop I Introduction to Research Methods in Constitutional Law (November- December 2021) Workshop II Research Development Workshops and first Review and Discussion of Draft Paper: Symposium (February – March 2022) Workshop III Presentation of Research Papers and Reviews by Discussants (May-June 2022) Presentation and Publication of Academic Research Papers International Conference on South Asian Constitutionalism, Crisis and Unstable Democracies (September 2022) Registration Articles of the participants shall be published as a book by a reputed publisher or a special issue of an indexed journal. 20 participants will be selected based on geographical representation and their writing sample. Young legal academics from South Asia with 1-5 years of teaching/research experience can apply. No Participation fee will be charged. Participants will be selected on the basis of a review of the application form. Registration form: https://forms.gle/UZiYd29EcDo99a6LA Applications are open till 30th October 2021 Team Program Director & Chair Prof. (Dr.) Dilip Ukey Vice-Chancellor, Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai Program Co-Directors & Co-Chairs Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Kumar Sinha Director, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Prof. (Dr.) Anil Variath Registrar (I/c), Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai Dr. Kokila Konasinghe Senior Lecturer in Law, Faculty of Law, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka Program Administrators Adithya A. Variath Convenor [email protected] Amana Khare Coordinator [email protected] Contact Address: MNLU Mumbai, 2nd and 6th Floor, MTNL Building, Technology St, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400076 For any queries contact: [email protected] See more at https://mnlumumbai.edu.in/

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One-Day National Virtual Seminar on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality, ADYPU

A 1-day National Virtual Seminar on ‘Women’s Rights and Gender Equality’ is being organized by School of Law, ADYPU scheduled to be held on October 22, 2021. About Ajeenkya DY Patil University (ADYPU) Ajeenkya DY Patil University is a private University located in Lohegaon, Pune, Maharashtra, India and belongs to the DY Patil group, a network of educational institutions in India. About the Conference The 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), opened on 14 September, 2021 under the theme - “Building resilience through hope - to recover from COVID-19, rebuild sustainably, respond to the needs of the planet, respect the rights of people, and revitalize the United Nations" The United National General Assembly also launched the Feminist Plan for Sustainability and Social Justice, outlining how to use the recovery from the COVID-19 crisis to shape a better, more gender equal and sustainable world with emphasis on including women’s voices and leadership. Thus, the realization of women’s rights and gender equality is crucial for sustainable development. The international momentum for promotion, protection of Women’s rights coupled with Gender equality initiatives has percolated to national level mandating effective redress of violations of human rights. Within the frame work of the Indian democratic polity, he laws, development policies and plans have aimed towards advancement of women rights and gender equality. Hence, the need to accentuate women’s rights emanates from the inter-linkages between Gender inequality and human development wherein as per the Global Gender Gap Report 2021 India ranks 140th out of 1506 countries in-spite of pro-women laws and constitutional tenets of affirmative action alternatively positive discrimination in favour of women. The Constitution of India embodies the principle of gender equality, in the Preamble, Fundamental duties and the Directive Principles. However, women continue to face discrimination, harassment consequentially, violation of their rights. The need of the hour is to develop appropriate strategies to eliminate any form of discrimination against women so that women can participate equally in all walks of life. This Virtual National seminar will throw light on several issues and challenges faced by women with special reference to post pandemic era and discuss the needs for the advancement of women in all walks of life. Further the seminar invites suggestions from the intellectuals of the society for the empowerment and development of women, to combat discrimination and violence against women. Sub-Themes Women Rights and Gender Bias Violence against Women- Public Private Divide Women's Sexuality and Reproductive Rights Impact of Covid-19 on Women’s Rights Judicial Activism and Changing contours of Women’s Rights Women’s Rights : Indian Constitution Women’s Rights as Human Rights Domestic Violence against Women Rights of a women at workplace **The above themes are just indicative. The authors are free to send abstract/paper on any other area they feel is relevant to the theme of the seminar Guidelines for Submission Word Limit for the Abstract is 250-300 Words. Word Limit for the Full Paper is 3000-4000 Words. The Abstract and Full Papers are to be sent as a MS Word Document. Uniform Font style should be maintained in Times New Roman ‘12’ For Foot Notes Font Size ‘10’is to be maintained. Text Alignment should be justified. Line Spacing should be ‘1.5’. Plagiarized submissions will be subject to disqualification. Editorial Committee shall reserve the right of Disqualification. Procedure for Submission of Abstract Word Limit for the Abstract is 250-300 Words. Abstract will be peer reviewed before acceptance Link: https://forms.gle/PN3jVMaNZYipiwvh9 Publication Opportunity Selected papers (after peer reviewing) from the seminar shall be published in the form of book containing an ISBN number or UGC Care Journals (publication charges will be extra). Registration Fee for the Conference Academician and Others : Rs. 400 Research Scholars : Rs. 300 Students : Rs. 100 For Registration to click the link here: https://forms.gle/PN3jVMaNZYipiwvh9 Important Note: Kindly mention the details of NEFT/Transaction ID once you remit the registration fee. Payment Details Name of Account Holder: Ajeenkya Dy Patil University A/c No: 0263201001599 IFSC Code: CNRB0000263 Swift Code: CNRBINBBPFD Bank: Canara Bank, Koregaon Park Branch, Pune, Maharashtra, India Important Dates Last date for submission of Abstract: 6/10/21 Intimation of Acceptance: 08/10/21 Last Date for Submission of Full Paper: 17/10/21 Date of One Day Virtual National Seminar: 22/10/21 Queries Any queries should be emailed to: [email protected] Organized by School of Law, Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune, Maharastra Chief Patron Prof. Hridaysh Deshpande Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune Conveners Dr. Samraggi Chakraborty Head, School of Law, Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune Prof. (Dr) Ettamena Venugopal School of Law, Ajeenkya DY Patil University, Pune Organizing Committee Dr. Nagesh Sawanth Associate Professor, School of Law, ADYPU Dr. Shiastha Peerzadha Associate Professor, School of Law, ADYPU Ms. Saee Thamankar Assistant Professor, School of Law, ADYPU Ms. Kashmira Lonkar Assistant Professor, School of Law, ADYPU Ms. Prakriti Prohit Assistant Professor, School of Law, ADYPU Mr. Sambhaji Mohite Associate Professor School of Law, ADYPU Ms. Anu Solanki Assisatnt Professor School of Law, ADYPU

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Online Essay Writing Competition for Students on Reducing Import Dependence, ICSI

The ICSI (Institute of Company Secretaries of India) is conducting an Online Essay Writing Competition for students during the Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, on the topic ‘Reducing Import Dependence: Aatmanirbharta ki Aur’. About ICSI (Institute of Company Secretaries of India) The Institute of Company Secretaries of India is a premier national professional body in India under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India with the objective of promoting, regulating and developing the profession of company secretaries in India. Levels of Competition Preliminary Round by all Regional/Chapter Offices Regional Round by all Regional Councils National Round by ICSI-HQ Eligibility Criteria Any student from all over India who have completed 12th and not more than 25 years of age as on the date of the competition. Pattern of the Competition Topic : “Reducing Import Dependence – Atmanirbharta Ki Aur” It will be conducted through online mode Students interested to participate, will send their entries (soft copy, PDF version) directly to their respective Regional office /chapter office at the designated email id latest by 8th Oct 2021. Essay should be computer type written Arial 11 font size in doble spacing, not more than 300 words. Out of all entries received at their end, each chapter will shortlist one best entry latest by 10th October 2021 and forward the same to their respective Regional Council. Out of all entries received at their end, each Regional Council will shortlist three best entries latest by 13th Oct 2021 and forward the same to ICSI HQ. ICSI-HQ will receive in total 12 (3x4) entries. ICSI-HQ will evaluate it and out of that declare 1st, 2nd & 3rd All India winners name latest by 25th Oct 2021. 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize winners will be awarded cash prize & commendation certificates as mentioned above. Jury An eminent jury comprising of three Academicians/Professionals/Officers of ICSI shall be constituted to adjudge the participants. Financial Assistance ICSI HQ shall only be providing Cash Awards to the All India winners. Despatch of Cash Awards and Certificates to the Winners All three All India winners of the competitions shall be given the Cash Awards and Commendation Certificates. The Cash Award and Certificate shall be sent to the respective students by the means & modes as decided by ICSI-HQ. Miscellaneous The decision of the judges as regards the result of the competition will be the final and binding; The Institute’s decision regarding interpretation of rules or any other matter related to competition will be final; If there is any situation not contemplated in the rules, the decision of Secretary of ICSI shall be final.

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Global Media Competition on Labour Migration, International Labour Organization

International Labour Organization is inviting submissions for its 7th Annual Global Media Competition 2021 on Labour Migration. About International Labour Organization International Labour Organization (ILO) is a United Nations agency whose mandate is to advance social justice and promote decent work by setting international labour standards. They have developed a system of international labour standards aimed at promoting opportunities for women and men to obtain decent and productive work, in conditions of freedom, equity, security, and dignity. About the Competition The Competition aims to recognize fair and balanced media reports that contribute to the elimination of public misperception, xenophobia and discrimination against migrant workers and highlight the positive contributions they make. This year, specific media coverage of the impact of COVID-19 on labour migration and fair recruitment, including contributions of migrant care workers, will be viewed favourably, as well as stories about migrant domestic workers to mark celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the ILO Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189). The competition is open to both professional and student journalists. The winners will be selected by a panel of experts in international migration and journalism, based on creativity, accuracy and balance, protection of migrants, and positive portrayal of labour migration Entry Criteria For the professional awards, this contest is open to media professionals and professional journalists who are 18 years of age and older. For the student award, this contest is open to students from journalism schools/universities who are currently enrolled in a journalism school or university curricula. To enter the contest, all participants must fill in the Online Entry Form. No postal submissions or e-mail will be accepted. Entries should fall into one of the following two categories: i) Professional or ii) Student. For each entry submitted the author should indicate which type of production is being submitted: written press, photo essay, multimedia, video, radio (referred to below as “media pieces”). Published print and online submissions should not exceed 8,000 words, podcast, radio and video submissions should not exceed 25 minutes. A maximum of two entries may be submitted by any one participant. The opening date for entries to the competition is 6 May 2021 and the closing date is 15 October 2021 (23:59, Central European Time). The ILO reserves the right to extend the duration and closing date of the contest or to cancel the contest if an insufficient number of quality entries are received. For the professional awards, entries of published media pieces must have been published between 15 October 2020 and 15 October 2021 to qualify. For the unpublished category, which can be submitted only by students, there is no limit of time. A submission in any language is welcome. However, an English, French or Spanish translation should be included if parts of the submitted material are in a language other than English, French or Spanish. The translation must be faithful to the original. The English, French or Spanish versions will be the one judged. Participants are responsible for the quality and appearance of their submission. The judges will make their decisions based on how it appears on a computer screen. No responsibility can be taken by the organizers for entries that are incorrectly submitted. The ILO reserves the right to disqualify any entry that contains hurtful, misleading, libellous or vulgar content, or that contains any material that could constitute or encourage conduct which would be considered a criminal offence, give rise to civil liability, or otherwise violate any national or international law or ILO standards. For terms and conditions, click this link: https://www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/groups/public/---ed_protect/---protrav/---migrant/documents/genericdocument/wcms_789423.pdf Awards Professional Awards Award categories: three prizes on the topic of labour migration for professionals will be awarded. The prizes will be awarded for published media pieces (including but not limited to written press, photo essay, multimedia, podcast, video, and/or radio) recognizing exemplary reporting on labour migration: Specific coverage of the following issues will be encouraged and viewed favorably: COVID-19 impact on labour migration and fair recruitment (lessons learned, contribution of migrant workers, such as care workers during the pandemic, recovery measures, etc.), Migrant domestic workers. The latter thematic has been selected to support the celebrations of the 10th year anniversary of the ILO Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189). Prize: Each of the winners of the professional award for a published media piece will be able to choose between two prize options: Paid fellowship (course fees, only for a maximum of two winning co-authors per media piece) to participate in an online ITC-Turin course on a fair recruitment or labour migration related topic in 2022; or a cash prize of $1,200 USD Student Award Award categories: one prize will be awarded for a published or unpublished media piece recognizing exemplary reporting on labour migration . Specific coverage of the following issues will be encouraged and viewed favorably: COVID-19 impact on labour migration and fair recruitment (lessons learned, contribution of migrant workers, such as care workers during the pandemic, recovery measures, etc.), Migrant domestic workers The latter thematic has been selected to support the celebrations of the 10th year anniversary of the ILO Domestic Workers Convention, 2011 (No. 189). Prize: The winner of the student award will be able to choose between two prize options: Paid fellowship (course fees, only for a maximum of two winning co-authors per media piece) to participate in an online ITC-Turin course on a fair recruitment or labour migration related topic in 2022; or a cash prize of $500 USD. Provisions applicable to both Professional Awards and Student Award The winners will be announced in December 2021 to celebrate International Migrants Day. The fellowship prize will include the course fees for the online course. Winners should confirm their choice for the prize they wish to receive within 1 month of the date of the announcement of the winners. Thereafter, it will not be possible anymore to change to the other prize option. The cash prize to the eligible winners will be distributed within 4 months of the date of announcement of the winners by bank transfer. For this purpose, winners should have bank accounts in their own names. With respect to the fellowship prize option, winners must complete the selected course by 31 July 2022. In the event that the course is cancelled or that the winner cannot participate including for any reason beyond the winner’s, the ILO or ITC’s control, the winner should communicate his or her intention immediately, and the cash prize will be awarded instead. The winners are responsible for paying any and all taxes due on prize money awarded. Visibility: The winning entries, as well as other top entries, will be featured on the ILO’s website, ILO social media sites, and may be used in future ILO workshops, trainings and events. The winners of the competition agree that their name and winning entry, including pictures and videos, will be used in post-contest publicity and training material developed by the ILO. Decisions on the awards are final and without appeal. Issues/Topics to be covered COVID-19 impact on labour migration and fair recruitment, including on care workers’ contributions Illustrate how COVID-19 affects international labour migration, migrant recruitment practices and migrant workers’ lives and their families. Media reports that highlight aspects of impact to the effective enjoyment of decent work are encouraged, including adequate working conditions, payment of wages, repatriation support and access to health care and social protection, as well as their exposure to potential exploitation and abuse. Migrant domestic workers Illustrate why it is important to ensure decent work for domestic workers , including their rights to a minimum set of protections under labour law and acknowledge the crucial social and economic contribution of domestic workers. Key dates 15 October 2021 (23:59, Central European Time): Deadline for submissions, via the online entry form. December 2021: Competition winners will be announced to celebrate International Migrants Day (winners will be contacted in advance). Contact [email protected]

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12th National Moot Court Competition, School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University)

The School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) is organizing its 12th Flagship Edition of the National Moot Court Competition, to be held from November 18 to 21, 2021, virtually. About School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, was founded and is administered by Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI). The parent university, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), formerly Christ College had the rare distinction of being one of the first institutions in India to be accredited in 1998 by the NAAC. Subsequently, in 2004 and 2016, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) has the top grade ‘A’ in the 4-point scale. In four decades, the institution has become the most preferred educational institution in the city. SLCU entered the list of top law schools in India according to the NIRF Rankings declared by the MHRD in 2020. The Courses are approved by the Bar Council of India. SLCU boasts of unmatched infrastructure comprising of well-equipped audio-visual classrooms, resourceful libraries with the latest legal publications and journals, information centre with all-time Internet connectivity, conference halls, mini auditoriums and above all, a conducive environment to study and explore numerous possibilities in life. About the Moot Court Society The Moot Court Society (MCS) of School of Law is a student run body under the able guidance of our faculty coordinators. The society seeks to channelize students into the activity of mooting. The primary goal of MCS is to provide all students with the opportunity to harbour research, oral advocacy skills, legal drafting skills and other essential prowess to mould a student into an adept mooter. In order to achieve this objective, MCS organizes various events like Moot Primer (for novice mooters), Introductory Moot Rounds for 1st-year students, Internal Moot Championship between 1st and 2ndyear students, Internal National Ranking Rounds, Internal International Scheduled Moot Ranking Rounds and our flagship event – National Moot Court Competition which is an inter-collegiate event. Teams of SLCU have a long tradition of excellence in mooting and advocacy at both national and international levels. This year as well, MCS strives to promote and foster a vibrant mooting culture to reach greater heights and set new benchmarks. About the National Moot Court Competition The National Moot Court Competition (NMCC), which has attracted significant attention from students around the country and has evolved into one of the most prestigious moots in the country, has been one of the most prominent events on the MCS calendar over the years. The past editions of the NMCC have revolved around the propositions with subject matters primarily relating to Constitutional Law, Competition Law, Arbitration Law and Tax Laws. Additionally, the NMCC has had the pleasure of hosting eminent dignitaries such as Hon'ble Mr. Justice Dinesh Maheshwari, Hon'ble Mr. Justice A.K. Sikri, Hon’ble Mr. Justice L. Nageswara Rao, Late Mr. Ram Jethmalani, Ms. Indira Jaising, and many other notable figures from the Legal world. The 12th Flagship Edition of the National Moot Court Competition is scheduled to be held from 18th to 21st November 2021 virtually, and it shall strive to carry forward the same legacy in providing a holistic experience of mooting in the virtual format. Participation All law colleges/ institutions/ universities across the country recognized by the Bar Council of India are eligible to take part in the Competition. All participants must be currently pursuing their Bachelor’s degree in Law, i.e., either 3 year or 5 year courses. Only one team per college/institution/university shall be allowed to participate. Registration Competition registration shall be based on first come first serve basis to 40 participating teams. Registration shall be successful upon completion of all formalities mentioned in the Rules. Last day for Online Registration is 17th October, 2021 (by 6:00 PM). Request for Refund of Registration Fee shall not be entertained. Registration Procedure to be completed at: https://forms.gle/BC7ncM6Kv2i7Scah9 Other Important Links Moot Proposition: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kpyU2RJa_dEQ2bIvOfeSOETf_TmaHagD/view Rules & Regulations: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Kfi4Y9ZJIoZyH4yuiQbu38eBasXSIC4N/view Team Composition Each participating team can comprise either two (2) or three (3) members. In case of two (2) members, both the members shall be designated as speakers. In case of three (3) members, two (2) members shall be designated as speakers and one (1) member shall be designated as the researcher. No change in composition of team shall be entertained after the completion of registration. Official Language The official language of the competition shall be English. All competition rounds, memoranda and compendiums must be in English. Registration Fees The registration fee for the Competition is INR 1,800/- (Rupees One Thousand Eight Hundred Only). Registration fee is only payable in favor of Christ University, Bengaluru via the online portal at https://southindianbank.in/ChristFee/ , please select the “FEST’ option followed by which you may select “The National Moot Court Competition 2021” and proceed with the payment, attached in Annexure – ‘A’ are the relevant screenshots indicating the process. Dress Code The dress code for all participants throughout the competition shall be: Men- white shirt, black blazer, and black trousers, black tie and, Women- White shirt/kurta, black blazer, black trousers. Competition Format The 12th School of Law, CHRIST, National Moot Court Competition, 2021 shall consist of a Researcher’s Test and the following oral rounds, Preliminary Rounds, Octa-Final Round, Quarter-Final Round, Semi-Final Round and the Final Round. The Octa-Final, Quarter- Final, Semi-Final and the Final Round shall be knockout rounds where each team will argue only once either for the Petitioner/Applicant or Respondent. Researcher's Test The Researcher’s Test will be conducted prior to the oral rounds. The test shall be proctored and be conducted on an online platform. The questions for the test shall be objective based on the applicable law, precedents and facts pertaining to the Moot Proposition i.e. MCQ based test. There shall be a total of 25 Questions for 2 marks each. The test shall be taken by the team’s researcher. In case the team has no designated researcher, one of the speakers shall be required to take the Researcher’s Test. Please note that the marks scored in the test shall not contribute to the overall score and is only to determine the winner of the Best Researcher's award. Rules and Regulations with regards to the conduct of Researcher’s test shall be sent to the participants in due time. Preliminary Round The preliminary rounds shall be conducted in two stages. Each stage will have one preliminary round where each team will represent either the petitioner/applicant or respondent for that round. Sides will be determined by way of draw of lots. Each team will face a separate team and a separate bench in both the preliminary rounds. The qualification to Octa-Finals will be determined based on the Round Point System as explained in Provision VI. Addendum The teams based on their registration and the team code disclosed therein, shall be allotted either Petitioner/Applicant or Respondent i.e. all teams with an even number code shall be Petitioner/Applicant for the preliminary round and all teams with an odd number code shall be Respondent for the preliminary round. If a team is allotted Petitioner/Applicant for Preliminary Round 1, the same team shall be representing Respondent for Preliminary Round 2. Prior to each round, in furtherance of transparency, the Moot Court Society shall conduct a meeting for draw of lots wherein teams will be paired at random by using particular randomizing software. Octa-Final Round The top sixteen (16) teams selected by way of Provision VI shall qualify for the octa-final round. A seeding chart shall be prepared with ranks being given to the top 16 teams. To ensure fair play, power match-up shall determine the fixtures which shall be prepared with the top sixteen (16) teams in such a way that Rank one (1) goes against Rank sixteen (16), Rank two (2) goes against Rank fifteen (15) and so on. Only the sides on which the teams shall argue will be determined by way of draw of lots. Quarter-Final Round The top eight (8) teams selected by way of Provision VI shall qualify for the quarter-final round. A seeding chart shall be prepared with ranks being given to the top 8 teams. To ensure fair play, power match-up shall determine the fixtures which shall be prepared with the top eight (8) teams in such a way that Rank one (1) goes against Rank eight (8), Rank two (2) goes against Rank seven (7) and so on. Only the sides on which the teams shall argue will be determined by way of draw of lots. Semi-Final Round The top four (4) teams selected by way of Provision VI shall qualify for the semi- final round. A seeding chart shall be prepared with ranks being given to the top 4 teams. To ensure fair play, power match-up shall determine the fixtures. Rank one (1) will go against Rank four (4) and Rank two (2) against Rank three (3). Only the sides on which the teams shall argue will be determined by way of draw of lots. Final Round The top two (2) teams selected by way of Provision VI shall qualify for the final round. Sides will be determined by way of draw of lots. Memoranda Format Specifications All memoranda must be typed on A4 sized white paper, except for the cover page, with font size 12, font type Times New Roman, line spacing 1.5 with justified alignment and uploaded on the google form link which shall be shared in due time. Contents Cover Page Table of Contents Table of Abbreviations Index of Authorities Statement of Jurisdiction Summary of Facts Issues Raised Summary of Arguments Arguments Advanced Prayer General Instructions Every participating team must prepare a separate memorandum (written submissions) for petitioner/ applicant and respondent complying with all provisions of the Rules. The maximum page limit for the memorandum is 35 Pages, including the cover page, table of contents, table of abbreviations, index of authorities, etc. Please note that the Summary of Facts shall not exceed more than 1,000 words. Furthermore, arguments advanced shall not exceed 20 pages. The memorandum shall strictly be below 20% plagiarism limit, non-adherence to which shall attract penalties in memorial scoring. No end notes are to be included in the Memorandum. The cover page must only include the following in justified alignment except mentioned otherwise, Team Code on the right-hand top corner- Name of the forumbeing approached Case type and number Case name ‘Memorandum on behalf of petitioner/applicant or respondent’ The color scheme for the cover page of the Petitioner/Applicant memorandum must be Blue and of the Respondent memorandum must be Red. Citations for the memoranda are to be in the form of footnotes only, endnotes are not permitted. Footnotes must not contain substantive pleadings and should not be communicative. All footnotes must adhere to the 20th Edition of bluebook citation format. The memoranda must not contain annexure, photographs, sketches, exhibits or affidavits etc., violation of the said provision will attract penalties. Submission Guidelines All participating teams must submit soft copy of the memoranda (both petitioner/applicant and respondent) either on or before 7th November, 2021 at 23:59 hours. The soft copiesin both MSWord (.doc or .docx) and PDF (.pdf) format must be uploaded on the Google form. The details regarding the Google form will be shared at a later date. Identity of the team or names of the participants or the institution name must not be disclosed. Memoranda Scoring The Moot Court Society shall constitute a panel of judges with domain expertise, for the evaluation of the memoranda. Both memoranda shall be evaluated separately on a scale of 0-100. The criteria for evaluation are as follows Marking Criteria Marks Allotted Application and Appreciation of Facts 20 Identification of Issues 10 Application of Legal Principles, Authorities and Precedents 20 Ingenuity and Logical Reasoning 15 Lucidity and Writing Skills 15 Referencing 10 Formatting and Presentation 10 Total 100 Oral Pleadings The order of oral pleadings shall be as follows: Petitioner/ Applicant Speaker1; Petitioner/ Applicant Speaker2; Respondent Speaker1; Respondent Speaker2; Rebuttal by Petitioner/ Applicant; and Sur-rebuttal by Respondent. During the course of the oral pleadings, no speaker shall disclose his/her identity or the identity of his/her institution by any means whatsoever. If in case, the petitioner/applicant do not raise for rebuttal, the sur-rebuttal is deemed to be cancelled. Oral Pleadings Scoring The oral pleadings of each speaker shall be evaluated on a scale of 0-100 as follows: Marking Criteria Marking Allotted Knowledge and Marshalling of Facts 20 Application of Legal Principles and Usage of Authorities 20 Structure, Articulation and Clarity 20 Persuasiveness, Ingenuity and Response to Questions 20 Court Etiquette, Presentation Style and Time Management 20 Total 100 Penalties The penalties shall be as follows: Delay in submission of memorial 5 marks for every 15 minutes of delay Failure to include all the sections in the memoranda 2 marks for every such section Failure to use the prescribed citation format 20 marks per memorial i.e. Applicant/Petitioner and Respondent Excessive length of any section of the Memorials 2 marks for each extra page Use of incorrect font style, font size or line spacing 1 mark per violation, maximum of 10 marks per side Plagiarism in Memorials Disqualification of the team Disclosure of identity during the Competition Disqualification of the team Awards Winners/ Best Team –Cash Prize of Rs.30,000/-, internship Opportunity at Spice Route Legal, a three (3) one-year complimentary (Academic) subscription to SCC Online Web Edition to be distributed to the winning team worth Rs. 24,000/- each having total value of Rs. 72,000/-, a three (3) one-year complimentary subscription to EBC Learning worth Rs. 14,500/- each having total Value of Rs. 43,500.00/- and One- free course of choice from Memo-Pundits. Runner-Up/Second Best Team –Cash Prize of Rs.18,000/- and a 50% discount coupon on a course of choice from Memo-Pundits. Best Speaker of the Competition– Cash Prize of Rs. 5,000/- and One-free course of choice from Memo-Pundits. Best Memorial – Cash Prize of Rs.5,000/. Best Researcher- Trophy and One- free course of choice from Memo-Pundits. Additional Perks All participants can avail a 30% discount on moot mentorship by Memo-Pundits, have one month access to the SCC Online Web Edition to all participants valued at Rs. 1,099 each. For the same, E-mail ids of the participants shall be provided to SCC Online to activate the subscriptions. Furthermore, all participants shall avail the one-hour Online training session on SCC prior to draw of lots. Miscellaneous Copyrights to all Memorials submitted to School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University) in furtherance of this competition shall vest with the Organizers and the Organizers reserve the right to transfer the same to any Knowledge Partner. The Moot Court Society reserves the right to take appropriate action for any unethical, unprofessional, immoral conduct and uncalled for behavior of the participants at the competition. The Moot Court Society highly recommends that teams make their own arrangements for internet access as the rounds shall be held virtually. Further, the rules and procedure regarding the virtual rounds shall be released at a later stage. The Virtual Rounds shall be held on Cisco WebEx primarily. Google Meet maybe used for the creation of Intermediary lobbies. If any situation arises which is not contemplated by the Rules, the decision of the Organizing Committee shall remain final and binding. The Moot Court Society reserves the right to vary, alter, modify and/or repeal any provision of the Rules if so required. Important Dates Last Date for Seeking Clarifications 15th October, 2021 Last Date for Online Registration (Inclusive of Payment & Other Procedures) 17th October, 2021 Release of Clarifications 18th October, 2021 Release of Team Codes 20th October, 2021 Last Date for Submission of Memorials Soft Copy Through Google Form 7th November, 2021 Researcher’s Test 17th November, 2021 Inauguration 18th November, 2021 Preliminary Round 1 18th November,2021 Preliminary Round 2 & Octa-finals 19th November, 2021 Quarter & Semi-finals 20th November, 2021 Finals & Valedictory 21st November, 2021 Contact Details Email: [email protected] Faculty Coordinators Dr. Chaitra R. Beerannavar (7204895456), [email protected] Mr. Ashwin Kunal Singh. (9845042621), [email protected] Mr. Karan Singh Chouhan. (7987747689), [email protected] Student Convenors Harit Narang (9872299255) Rachna Dubey (7760550819)

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Padma Vibhushan N. A. Palkhivala National Tax Research Paper Competition 2021, MNLU

Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai [MNLU] is organising the Padma Vibhushan N. A. Palkhivala National Tax Research Paper Competition 2021, jointly with the All India Federation of Tax Practitioners and Goods and Services Tax Practitioners Association of Maharashtra scheduled to be held on 26th – 28th November 2021 Topics Topic 1: Section 255(7) of the Income-tax Act, 1961: Faceless Income-tax Appellate Tribunal - Does it pass the test of Constitutional validity? Legislative competence: Ministry of Finance vis-à-vis Ministry of Law & Justice Due process of law & future functioning of the Tribunal Digitalization of the Judiciary Position in other Jurisdictions Any other area(s) the author deems fit. Topic 2: Supply of services by an “intermediary ” to a foreign recipient - Constitutional validity of Section 13(8)(b) of the Integrated Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (“IGST”) read with Section 8(2) thereof - Whether the tax levied by the Maharashtra Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 pursuant to these two provisions is ultra vires the Constitution? Can laws made by Parliament under Article 286(2), that is the IGST Act, be challenged on touchstone of Article 286(1)? Can Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 be challenged as ultra vires Article 286(1)? Extra-territorial operation and territorial nexus – Parliament vs. State Legislatures – whether Section 13(8)(b) read with Section 8(2) enables State legislation to have extra-territorial effect and if so, whether this per se can be a ground to strike down legislation? Tax policy and judicial review. Interplay of IGST Act and the legislative competence of State Legislatures. Role of economic theories in Constitutional adjudication. Is the transaction classifiable under Section 7(5)(c) of the IGST Act instead of Section 8(2)? Impact of Sections 13(8)(b) and Section 8(2) of IGST Act being ultra vires or the transaction being classified as under Section 7(5)(c) instead of under Section 8(2) of the IGST Act? Topic 3: Access to Justice in Tax matters (Direct taxes, Indirect taxes (With special reference to GST) and Prosecution) Efficacy in delivery of Justice Foreign investors perspective Expansion constrains of the Judiciary Appointment of Ad hoc Judges Financial independence of the Judiciary Digitalization of the judiciary Any other area(s) the author deems fit. Each article can be authored by a maximum of two authors. The entries will be judged by a panel of eminent professionals and judges. The three best articles will be awarded cash prizes, along with a certificate of merit and a medal. The winning research paper will be published in the AIFTP Journal, Journal of GSTPAM, ITATonline website, and/or in other leading tax magazines. Kindly confirm your participation for the same by 18th September 2021, 6.00P.M. IST and additionally mail the google form reply by 18th September 2021, 6.00 PM IST on [email protected] . The entries must reach MNLU, Mumbai on or before 30th October 2021 by 5:00 P.M. IST. Please find enclosed a copy of the Rules governing the competition. Participation and Registration Each participating college can send a maximum of one paper. Paper can be authored by a maximum of two students. Entries must be in English only. Participation is restricted to students enrolled in either the 3-year LL.B course or the 5- year integrated law course. Participants are required to duly complete the registration by 18th September, 2021 (6 P.M. IST) by filling the google form and paying the registration fee by using this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdOyqlt-woy8Ei2T-ybewFxKuMqo1s8YKLaWsNjN1_0RWdOvA/viewform The details for the payment will be notified soon. A mail should be sent to [email protected] with the transaction number and the Team Details after making the payment. Participants must additionally confirm the registration by sending the google form receipt received through mail to [email protected] on or before 18th September 2021, 6 PM IST. Presentation The research article must comprise not less than 7,500 words and not more than 10,000 words including footnotes. The research paper should be typed on A4 size paper; font-size of the body of the text must be 12, font type: Times New Roman, 1.5 Spacing, and one-inch margins on each side. Citing and referencing should be as per OSCOLA 4th Edition There should be appropriate footnotes indicating the correct source of information. The footnotes may be typed in font size 9, Font type: Times New Roman, Single Spacing. However, two separate footnotes must be double spaced. A bibliography, mentioning all the articles, books, references, websites, etc referred to, should be made at the end. Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Participants must email a copy of their entry as a Read-Only MS-Word document to [email protected]. Copyrights of all authors are respected, but neither the AIFTP, ITAT Bar Association, The Goods and Service Tax Practitioners Association of Maharashtra (GSTPAM) nor Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai will be responsible for any infringement of the same. Each entry shall be enclosed with a covering letter on the letterhead of the participating college along with a seal of the institution mentioning the name and class of the student. Marking Criteria Each article will be marked on a total of 100 marks. The following is the criteria for marking and the marks allocated to each category: Structure of Articles 20 marks Ingenuity of Ideas 15 marks Issues Covered 15 marks Language, grammar, and style 15 marks Use of Law and Authorities, reference, etc 30 marks The decision of the judges shall be final. Awards A Certificate of Merit, medal and a cash prize shall be awarded to each of the three best research papers. The cash prize awarded shall be as follows: First Prize Rs. 10000/- Second Prize Rs. 7500/- Third Prize Rs. 5000/- Certificate of Participation will be issued to each of the participants. The Best Article will be published in the Souvenir which will be released on the occasion of the Padma Vibhushan N. A. Palkhivala National Tax Moot Court Competition 2021. The Best article will also be published along with a photograph of the participants in the AIFTP Journal, GSTPAM, and on the website (www.itatonline.org) All winners shall be duly intimated by E-mail or Telephone. Miscellaneous For the purpose of this competition, each article shall be the original work of the participant/s. Any article found to be a copied work from any other original work, would be disqualified. The article should not have been submitted to any other competition and/or should not have been published earlier. All entries shall be deemed to be the property of the association which reserves the right of publication of the same. If there arises any situation that is not contemplated in the Rules, the organizers decision on the same shall be final. The organisers reserve the right to vary, alter, modify or repeal any of the above rules if so required and as they deem appropriate. The authors should not send the papers for publication to any magazine, paper etc. without the prior consent of the organisers. Contact Details Diya Dutta (Convenor): +91 8800765832 Karina Katrak (Associate Convenor): +91 9920098080 Vaishnavi Sharma (Associate Convenor): +91 7738471919 Email Address: [email protected]

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Justice N. Santosh Hegde National Moot Court Competition, Alliance University

Alliance Moot Court Committee (AMCC) of Alliance School of Law takes immense pleasure in announcing “Justice N. Santosh Hegde National Moot Court Competition, 2021’’, to be held on 29th and 30th October 2021. About Alliance University Alliance University is a Private University established in Karnataka by the State Act No.34 of the year 2010. The University is jointly recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi, Bar Council of India (BCI) and the All-India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi. Alliance University with a vibrant and picturesque campus in Bengaluru, one of the fastest-growing cities in India, offers more than 20 undergraduate and postgraduate majors to approximately 7000 students of diverse backgrounds. Alliance Education excel in the areas of Business Administration; Engineering; Legal studies and guided by the core values of the University, has shaped the lives of over 20,000 very successful alumni across the globe. About Alliance School of Law Alliance School of Law, Alliance University is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), New Delhi. The Alliance School of Law offers five-years integrated undergraduate courses in law, viz., Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Law Honors—B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) and Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Law Honors—B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) The courses have been carefully crafted and designed to prepare its graduates for rewarding careers for various roles and responsibilities in legal service organizations. Alliance School of Law also offers a full-time, one-year Master of Law (LL.M.) degree with specializations in Constitutional & Administrative Law, Corporate & Commercial Law, Intellectual Property Law, Criminal Law and Securities Law. The LL.M. programme is designed to develop strong research expertise in law and legal principles. Alliance School of Law also offers Ph.D. programme. The Law School has established various centres for advance legal studies and research namely Alliance Centre for Intellectual Property Rights, Alliance Centre for Criminal Justice Administration, Alliance Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution and Alliance Centre for Corporate and Commercial Laws. The school has been instrumental in facilitating engagements with various sections of society for deliberations over variety of socio-legal issues through publications of its flagship journal, International Journal of Law and Social Sciences, which provides strong research base to the school of law. Rules & Regulations Each Team must be registered as a representative of an educational institution Applications are invited from all Students who are part of LLB and LLM Courses All the teams must follow the rules and regulations of the Competition All teams must join the Zoom meetings as per the schedule In case of any conflict final decision lies solely with the Organising Committee In case of any query, teams can call or drop a mail on the contact address an email id given in the guidelines By registering for the Alliance University’s “JUSTICE N. SANTOSH HEGDE NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION 2021, delegates agree to the above rules and guidelines Important Dates Registration opens September 20, 2021 Registration closes October 20, 2021 Memorial submission October 24, 2021 Competition dates October 29-30, 2021 Platform Zoom Event The event shall be called “Alliance University’s- Justice N. Santosh Hegde, National Moot Court Competition, 2021”. Dates The event shall be conducted on two days, 29th and 30th October 2021 AMCC Alliance Moot Court Committee shall be having the responsible for all the matters related to the competition. They shall be dealing with queries of the participants, releasing the schedule of the event, and other essential matters. Language The Language of the Competition shall be in English. Interpretation The organizers of the event will have the final authority to interpret the rules. Eligibiliity Students of any year from Five year or Three-year courses or LLM Courses from any college or university shall be eligible to participate in the event. Only one team can register and represent one university/college, the participants must have a permission letter from their respective college/university. Team Composition Each team shall constitute a minimum of three members. In a team comprising of three members, two as a speaker and one member shall be designated as a researcher. In an exceptional scenario, the team may comprise of two members and one of the speakers might also be designated as a researcher. Researcher A researcher shall be allowed to argue only with the permission of the court. Dress Code The Dress Code shall be formals. Black Trousers, White Shirt along with Tie and Blazer, shall be the norm for the teams participating in the event. The female participants have the option to wear White Salwar Kameez and Black Blazer or Black Skirt with Shirt and Blazer. Registration Interested teams must register themselves for the competition by 20th October 2021 by registering on the link provided. The fees shall also be paid on the same. In case of incomplete registrations, the candidate of the team shall be rejected automatically. The registration fees shall be Rs. 1500 which shall be paid at the time of the registration. Alliance University students are exempted from the registration fee. The Registration fees shall be non-refundable The link for registration will be open till 23.59 hrs on 20th October 2021 Payment to be made via demand draft or wire transfer, drawn in favour of: Beneficiary Name ALLIANCE UNIVERSITY Bank Name Punjab National Bank Account Type Current Account Account No. 1202005900000014 IFSC PUNB0477400 Branch Address HSR Layout, Bengaluru Swift Code PUNBINBBDIB Allotment of Team Codes All the teams shall be allotted a team once the date of registration is over No one including teams shall be disclosing the identity of the team, the teams shall be addressed by team code only throughout the competition. The memorials or any materials (compendium, etc.) to be submitted shall not contain any sign, logo, name, etc. revealing the identity of the college/ institution/ university/ team members. Any violation with regards to anonymity shall be penalized under the rules Final decision in this regard will be in the hand of AMCC, Alliance School of Law. Query In case of any query regarding the competition, the teams can mail on [email protected] In case of any query regarding the competition, the teams can mail on [email protected] Oral Rounds The Moot Court Competition shall comprise of the following four rounds: One Preliminary Round Day 1. Quarter-final Round Day 1. Semi-Final Round Day 2. Final Round Day 2. Each team will have to argue from either of the sides in the Preliminary Round. This order will be decided by the draw of lots at the time of orientation on 28th October 2021. The teams who will score the highest aggregate marks in the Preliminary Round will be eligible for qualification in the Quarter-final Round which shall consist of 8 teams. In case of a tie in the above procedure, the marks scored for the memorials shall be the deciding factor. In case of any doubt, the decision of the organizers will be final. The Sides for the Quarter-Final round will be decided by the draw of lots immediately after the results of the Preliminary Rounds. Quarter-Finals will be decided on a knockout basis. The Qualifying teams shall then argue the case in the Semi-Final Round on 30th October 2021. Semi-Finals will be decided on a knockout basis. The Qualifying teams shall then argue the case in the final round on 30th October 2021 Oral Submissions Each team should have two speakers who shall divide the oral submissions between them. Rebuttals are permitted. Sur- rebuttals are at the discretion of the judges. 2. For the preliminary round, each team shall have a maximum of 15 minutes to present their oral submissions. In the quarter-final round, each team shall have a maximum of 25 minutes to present their oral submissions. For the Semi-final round, a maximum time of 30 minutes shall be given to each team. For the final round, a maximum time of 45 minutes shall be given to each team. However, granting more time will be at the discretion of the Judges and no complaints/appeals regarding the same will be entertained. The division of time between the two mooters shall be at their discretion. The aforesaid time would include the time that each team may want to reserve for their rebuttals. No speaker shall be permitted to address the court for more than 10 minutes in the preliminary round, for more than 15 minutes in the Quarter-final round as well as the semi-final round, and more than 25 minutes in the final rounds. At the commencement of each session of the oral submissions, each team shall notify the time of speaker 1 and speaker 2 to the court clerks. Marking Criteria The following shall be the marking criteria and the marks allotted per Mooter. Each mooter shall be marked out of 100. The preliminary rounds shall be before a two Judges bench. Thus, the total team marks, per Judge, will be out of 200. and the eight top-scoring teams shall move forward to the quarter- final round. In the quarter-final, semi-final, and final rounds, whichever team secures more marks as against its opponent, shall be considered as having won the round. The decision of the Judges shall be final and binding. To ensure uniformity in the marking system all the Judges shall be provided with marking guidelines. Marking Criteria Marks Perusal of facts 20 Knowledge and application of law 20 Response to the Court questions 20 Advocacy skills and presentations 20 Case laws 20 Total 100 Researcher's Test The Researcher’s Test shall be of 30 minutes and objective in nature and shall be general. The Researcher of every participating team shall attempt this test. Penalties Summary Penalties Tardiness in submitting Memorial 5 points for the first day, 3 points per day thereafter. If both Memorials have not been submitted by the Disqualification Deadline, the Team will be withdrawn from the Competition. Resubmission of Memorial after the deadline 2 points Failure to include all parts of Memorial, or inclusion of an unenumerated part 2 points for each part Failure to include necessary and correct information on Memorial Cover Page 2 points (one-time penalty) Excessive length: Pleadings 1-100 words 101-200 words 201-300 301-400 401+ words over 3 points over 6 points over 9 points over 12 points over 15 points Excessive length: Summary of Pleadings 2 points (one-time penalty) Excessive length: Statement of Facts 2 points(one-time penalty) Improper citation of authority 1 point per instance, up to a maximum of 5 points per Memorial. Violation of anonymity in Memorial Up to 10 points (one-time penalty), or disqualification Plagiarism 1 to 50 points, or disqualification Plagirism Teams shall not commit plagiarism. “Plagiarism” means appropriating the literary composition of another, or parts or passages of another’s writings, or the ideas or language of another, and passing them off as the product of one’s mind. After investigation and review, in a verified case of plagiarism, the organizers may (1) disqualify the Team, (2) assess a Penalty between one and 50 points to each offending Memorial. Moot Penalties The Administrator shall impose a Moot Penalty, if necessary, after consultation with the judges, bailiff, Teams, and/or observers. Deduction of Penalties by Judges Prohibited Penalty points may be deducted only by the Administrator. Judges may not deduct any Penalty points from the scores of the oralists. Judges shall score the Moot as if no violation occurred, and may take an infraction into account only if so instructed by the Administrator. Activity Subject to Moot Penalties Penalties may be assessed for violations during a Moot by reference to the following table. The Administrator shall deduct the Penalty amount from each judge’s combined score (the sum of the judge’s score for oralist 1 and oralist 2) before determining the Oral Round Points. Summary Penalty Improper Courtroom Communications Up to 10 points Scouting Forfeiture of one preliminary Match if indirect; forfeiture of all Oral Round Points if direct scouting, to be deducted in the Match against the Team that was scouted. Violation of anonymity in the courtroom Violation of anonymity in the courtroom Up to 15 points, or disqualification Awards & Certificates Award for Winning Team – 15,000 INR and E-Certificates Award for Runner up - 10,000 INR and E-Certificates Best Speaker - 5,000 INR and E-Certificate Best Memorial - 5,000 INR and E- Certificate Best Researcher - 5,000 INR and E- Certificate Secreteriat Chief Patron Mr. Abhay Chebbi, Pro Chancellor, Alliance University Patrons Dr. Anubha Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Alliance University Dr. Punith Cariappa, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academics), Alliance University Advisor Prof. (Dr.) Kiran Gardner, Dean, Alliance School of Law Faculty Co-cordinators Prof. Rohit Ranjan, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Prof. Apoorva Tomar, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Dr. Heena Ghanshyam Patoli, Associate Professor, Alliance School of Law Prof. Priyanka Sonowal, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Prof. Abhishek Srivastava, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Prof. Abhishek Sarma, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Dr. Smita Satapathy, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Prof. Abhilash Arun Sapre, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Prof. Shantanu Pacahara, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Prof. Shubhi Trivedi, Assistant Professor, Alliance School of Law Student services Co-cordinators Dr. Varender Singh Patial, Director, Student Support Services Mr. Chitradeep Chakraborty, Senior Manager, Student Support Services Mr. Yogesh M P, Manager, Student Support Services Student Co-cordinators Mr. Arkadeep Pal Mr. Paarth Samdani Mr. Keshav Pandey Ms. Charvi Sharma Mr. Aditya Durga Vanshi Queries Dr. Heena Ghanshyam Patoli (General Queries) Dr. Smita Satapathy (General Queries) Prof. Rohit Ranjan and Prof. Abhilash Arun Sapre (Moot Problem Queries) Student Organisers Gayatri Prasad Birabara - +91 82800 40649 Arindam Shit - +91 81458 61358

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1st National Article Writing Competition, MNLU Aurangabad

The Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad’s Literary and Debating Society is organising the 1st National Article Writing Competition, 2021 About MNLU-A Maharashtra National Law University Aurangabad (MNLU-A), is an institution established in the year 2017, with an objective of imparting quality legal education. It has epitomized the brilliance of academic excellence and combined it well with the dynamism engraved in it's pupils. Theme of the Competition Constitutional Law Important Dates Release of Form 5th September 2021 Last Day of Registration 30th September 2021 Last Day of Submission 15th October 2021 Sub Themes Censorship of OTT Platforms and the Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression. Caste Based Census and the Right to Equality. Permanent Commission of Women in Indian Army – Issues of Equality and Discrimination. The participants can formulate their own topic based on the above theme and sub-themes. Eligibility Students pursuing graduation or post graduation from any UGC recognised University across India. The participants must submit a proof of affiliation to their university or college. The proof of affiliation may include, identity card, letter of affiliation, or recommendation letter. Awards Cash Prizes and E- certificate shall be provided to the following 1st Position Rs 3,000/- 2nd Position Rs 2,000/- 3rd Position Rs 1,000/- Five best submissions will be published on the website of the Literary and Debating Society of Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad. E-Certificates of Merit for the ten best submissions. Registration Procedure The participants may apply and register for the Competition Google Form for participation - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfcuK1Vs-KPBZ20un7_GdWfxkgai_u-0HNpEiMTvTA86Pxmvg/closedform There is no registration fee for the Competition. A participant ID shall be provided to the participants after the registration deadline. Submission Guidelines The participants have to make their submissions at the Google Form ONLY. The participants must abide by the following failure of which lead to disqualification. The submissions must be original and must not be previously published in any publication, website, blog or other forms of publication. The word limit for the article is 2500-3000 words. A Maximum 12% of plagiarism is allowed. The same will be determined by the Organization Committee. Failure to abide by the same will result in disqualification. Submission of the Article must be made in both PDF (.pdf) and MS Word (.doc/.docx) formats. Each Article must have a heading on the basis of the theme of the competition. The body of the Article must be in the following format: Times New Roman, Size - 12, Line Spacing -1.5, Alignment – Justified The submission must contain footnotes in the following format: Font – Times New Roman, Size – 10, Line Spacing 1.0, Alignment – Justified The participants must follow a uniform citation style throughout the document to be submitted. Bluebook 20th Edition should preferably be followed. The article submitted must not contain the name of the participant or any other text or image revealing the identity of the participant or their college or university. The name of the PDF and MS Word file submitted should be the participant id allotted after the registration is complete. Ex.- A participant with the participant id ‘A99’ must name both his files ‘A99’ and not anything else. Marking Scheme The submissions by the participants shall be marked on the following grounds Knowledge of facts and law 20 Extent and Use of Research 20 Proper and Articulate Analysis 20 Clarity and Organization 20 Correct format and citation 10 Grammar and Style 10 Grand Total 100 Miscellaneous The participants who send in their submissions for the 1st National Article Writing Competition, 2021 conducted by Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad agree to the following Non adherence to any of the guidelines mentioned above will result in disqualification from the competition. That the Organizing Committee as provided above reserves all the rights to incorporate changes, however the same shall be informed to the participants in advance via email. That the Faculty Convenor shall be the sole and final authority to settle any and all disputes. That the participants have read all the above mentioned guidelines and by sending in their submissions shall be construed as consenting to the above rules and regulations. Contact For any further queries, please write to The Literary and Debating Society, Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad at [email protected] Organiser Ms. Mahenaz Haque (Faculty Convenor) – [email protected] Student Representatives Chetna Srivastava (5th Year)- 8770907908 Yasir Pathan (4th Year)- 8855931778 Ketan Priyadarshee (3rd Year)- 9508612046

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5th Seth Jagannath Bajaj Memorial RNBGU National Online Moot Court Competition

RNB Global University, School of Law, invites applications from candidates for their 5th Seth Jagannath Bajaj Memorial RNBGU National Online Moot Court Competition scheduled to be held on 23rd October- 24th October 2021. About the University RNB Global University (RNBGU) is a private university located at Bikaner, Rajasthan, India. The university was established by the Ram Bajaj Foundation Society through the RNB Global University, Bikaner Act, 2015. The University is spread on a 300-acre campus and offers courses in various disciplines Aims and Objectives With successful National Level Moot Court Competitions held during last four years and looking to the demand of Law Centers in the country, RNBGU has undertaken to organize 5th Seth Jagannath Bajaj Memorial RNBGU National online Moot Court Competition. A legal problem facing the country at present has been made a subject to increase the legal acumen of the student of Law. A further objective is to sharpen the academic and professional excellence in the law students. The rights of the citizens of India and the sprit to protect the national interests by moving the judicial tribunals would develop in the legal fraternity. The competition also aims to provide an opportunity for law students to exhibit their skill, increase legal awareness and the skills of advocacy. The principal objective of the 5th Seth Jagannath Bajaj Memorial RNBGU National Online Moot Court Competition is to provide a real-life experience cum training in doing cutting edge research and to give exposure to students pursuing the law course to the environment of the court system in India and enhance their advocacy skills by presenting groundbreaking arguments. Schedule Event Date Last date of receipt of registration form and fees (online) 17 October, 2021 Last date of seeking clarification 19 October, 2021 Last date of submitting soft copy of memorials 21 October, 2021 Dates of event 23 October to 24 October 2021 Registration Form The Registration form completed with all Team Details and Registration Fee must be submitted online on or before 17 October 2021. No change in the names of the participants shall be permitted after the receipt of the Registration Form, except under exceptional circumstances at the sole discretion of the Organizers. Date and Venue The 5th Seth Jagannath Bajaj Memorial RNBGU National Online Moot Court Competition will be held Online from 23 October to 24 October 2021 at Google meetplatform. Dress Code Inside the Court Room the participants shall be in Formal Attire: Girls: White Salwar Kurta or Black Pant and White Shirt with Black Tie along with Black Shoes and Black Blazer Boys: White Shirt, Black Trousers with Tie, Black Blazers and Black Shoes Language The language for the Moot Court Competition shall be English only Eligibility Each law college / University in India shall be eligible to send one team of its regular students. The competition is open for bonafide students pursuing three-year LL.B. or five-year integrated law course and they must carry their ID cards and all other necessary documents to justify their eligibility. Team Composition Each team shall comprise of two speakers and one researcher. Students from all law colleges/institutions/universities across the country recognized by the Bar Council of India are eligible to take part in the competition. All participants must be currently pursuing their bachelor’s degree in Law, i.e., either 3 year or 5-year courses. Only one team per college shall be allowed to participate. The official language of the competition shall be English. Rounds The Rounds will be held in three stages, that is Preliminary, Semi-Final and Final. The side to be represented (petitioner/respondent) shall be decided by draw of lots at different Stages during the competition. Orientation and draw of lots will be on 22 October 2021. On 23 October 2021at 9 AM there will be the online inauguration followed by the preliminary rounds. Top 4 teams will qualify to the semi-finals which will be held on 24 October 2021 The qualification to the knockout stage (Semi- Finals) will be based on the win points. In case of tie, teams with the highest aggregate of scores in the preliminaries (Inclusive of Memorial) will qualify to the Semi- Finals. The Semi Final will be a knock-out round which will be evaluated only on the basis of oral arguments. The Final will be held on 24 October 2021. Oral Rounds In each oral round a team will be represented by two speakers who will present arguments. The researcher will not participate in the argument but will be seated along with the speaker during argument. Passing of any notes (oral or written) to the speaker by researcher is permitted to the minimal extent. However, for doing so the Court mannerism must be followed. Otherwise, there will be negative marking for the same. The order of the pleadings in each Round at all levels of the Competition shall be: Petitioner 1< Petitioner 2< Respondent 1< Respondent 2< Rebuttal (Petitioner 1 or 2)< Sur-rebuttal (Respondent 1 or 2) Preliminary Round Each team will get Thirty (30) minutes to present their case including rebuttals and Sur-rebuttals.The time excludes questioning byjudges. The division of time is at the discretion of the team members, subject to maximum of 18 Minutes per speaker. The division of time must be informed to the court officers/ clerks before the beginning of rounds. Oral rounds need not to be confined to the issue presented in the memorial. The Team member delivering rebuttal or sur-rebuttal must be one of the two team members who argued during the team’s main argument, the team need not indicate prior to rebuttal or sur- rebuttal which of its two eligible members will offer rebuttal or sur-rebuttal. A team’s oral pleadings shall not in any way be limited to the scope of the team’s memorial. The scope of the Petitioner’s rebuttal shall be limited to responding to the Respondent’s primary oral pleadings, and the scope of the Respondent’s sur-rebuttal shall be limited to responding to the Petitioner’s rebuttal. If the Petitioner waives the rebuttal, there shall be no sur-rebuttal. No legal issues which were not addressed in the primary pleadings may be raised in the rebuttal or sur-rebuttal. Semi Final Round Four teams shall advance to the semi-final rounds based on the selection criteria specified for the preliminary round. Teams arguing on the petitioners and respondent’s sides will be decided by draw of lots on 22 October 2021 and the semi-final round shall take place on 24 October 2020. Individual WhatsApp groups shall be created for each team to ensure rapport with the organizers. The entire team (including the researcher) shall be present at the virtual oral presentations. Teams advancing to the semi-finals shall presenttheir case before judges. The platform for conducting semi-final rounds shall be Google Meet. Each team shall be given 15 minutes for oral presentations. Teams are at liberty to divide the allotted time between Speaker1, Speaker2. An extra 5 minutes will be given for Rebuttal/Sur rebuttal. The same must be intimated prior to the rounds. The time allotted to the teams shall be overseen by a Court Officer, who shall also pass information to the teams regarding the time left for presentation. Additional time shall be granted at the discretion of the judges. Further information regarding this round shall be intimated through the above-mentioned WhatsApp groups. In case teams intend to make reference to Compendiums submitted, teams are expected to intimate the same to the concerned court officers prior to the commencement of the session. The researcher during the course of presentation may use the “Present Screen” option” available in Google Meet platform to refer to the concerned page of the compendium. Evaluation of teams shall be purely based on oral arguments alone. In case of tie of marks memorial marks from the preliminary round shall be taken into consideration and a final decision shall be made. Rest of the rules for this round will be same as of the preliminary round Final Round Two teams shall advance to the final rounds based on the selection criteria specified for the semi-final round. Teams arguing on the petitioners and respondent’s sides will be decided by drawof lots. Teams advancing to the finals shall present their case before judges. Platform for conducting final rounds shall be GoogleMeet. Each team shall be given 20 minutes for oral presentations. Teams are at liberty to divide the allotted time between Speaker1, Speaker2. An extra 5 minutes will be given for Rebuttal/Sur-rebuttal. The same must be intimated prior to the rounds. The time allotted to the teams shall be overseen by a Court Officer, who shall also pass information to the teams regarding the time left for presentation. Additional time shall be granted at the discretion of the judges. Evaluation of teams shall be purely based on oral arguments Registration Registration Fee-Rs. 1000(Rupees One thousand only) The registration fees can be paid through Demand draft or online transfer. The draft should be drawn in the favour of RNB GLOBAL UNIVERSITY Payable at BIKANER. Registration fees can also be deposited online in the account of university. Account detail is– Name of A/c Holder: RNB GLOBAL UNIVERSITY, payable at Bikaner, A/c No: 61276471798, Bank: SBI, IFSC Code: SBIN0031725 The registration form completed with all team details must be submitted online on or before 17 October 2021. No subsequent change in the team composition shall be permitted unless any unavoidable circumstance demand so. In case the number of participating teams falls lesser than 16, the Moot Court Competition may not be held, and in such an event, the registration fee of all the registered teams will be returned. Decision in this regard is the sole prerogative of the Organizing Committee. Code of Conduct Each team will be designated a team code after the registration. Teams shall not disclose their identity or name of their institutionor city etc. Such disclosure shall invite penalties including disqualification. The decision for the same shall be at the discretion of the Organizing Committee. All participants are expected to maintain the decorum in the Court during the competition and are expected to conduct themselves in a manner befitting the legal profession. Memorials Each team must prepare memorials from both the sides to the case. Once the memorials have been submitted, no revision, supplements or addition will be allowed. Soft copy of the memorials from both the sides must be sent through the email to [email protected], latest by 21 October 2021. Late submission of memorial will attract (-1) point penalty for each delay for eachmemorial. Memorials must be submitted on typed A 4 size paper with 1.5 space in 11-point Times new Roman, and must contain: Cover Page Table of Contents Index of Authorities Statement ofJurisdiction Statement of Facts (2 page only and submission of argumentative statement of facts will attract penalty) Statement of issues Summary of Arguments Arguments Advanced (15 Page) Prayer The argument must not exceed fifteen (15) pages. Page numbering should be at the bottom middle of each page. Sides must be mentioned in the memorial in the header. Paper Cover must be placed on brief with relevant information. The memorial from petitioner’s side must be having blue colored cover page and Redin case of respondents. The cover page must state the following Name of the Court Name and year of the Competition Cause Title Identify Brief(i.e., “Memorial for the AppropriateSide of the Case) Citation Format The Memorials shall use Standard Indian Legal Citation, for formatting of all cited authorities. Speaking Footnotes or endnotes are not allowed. Disqualification Format Cheating, Intimidationand Misconduct Cheating or using of unfair means of any kind is strictly prohibited and if found to be indulged in, shall result in disqualification of the team. Intimidation in any form is prohibited, and if found to be indulged in, shall result in disqualification of the entire team. Misconduct, whether behavioral or otherwise, is not allowed, and if found to be indulged in, shall resultin disqualification of the entire team. Court Manners (Oral Arguments) Any form of communication found to be between the Bar table and any person other than those on the Bench is prohibited, and if indulged in, will result in a penalty point. Submission of any written material other than the memorials, compendium and any other documents related to the proposition in hand to the Bench prior to, during or after the oral arguments, is not allowed, and if found to be indulged, in will result in a penalty point. Failure to deliver an oral argument shall be considered to be a disqualification. Scouting Speakers, a reserve or persons affiliated with the team, will not be permitted to observe the arguments in any court room in which the team is not one of the contesting teams whilst the team is still in the competition. Scouting by any team will result in disqualification. Any team can file written complaint with the Organizing Committee, regarding a case of scouting and this committee’s decision will be final and binding. The researcher will be seated with the speakers at the time of arguments and shall not attend the court session of other teams participating in the competition Marking Criteria Oral Round (For Mooters) The judges would assign marks to each individual speaker out of Hundred (100) marks. The team score would be the average of the total marks for oral presentations of the 2 speakers out of Hundred (100) marks. The following shall be the Marking Criterion and the Marks allocated to each category Knowledge of Law(30) Excellent (25- 30 pts); Very Good (21- 24 pts); Good (16- 20 pts); Average (10- 15 pts); Poor (Below 10 pts.) Application of Law to Facts (25) Excellent (21-25 pts); Very Good (18-20 pts); Good (15-17 pts); Average (10- 14 pts); Poor (Below 10 pts.) Ingenuity and Ability to Answer Questions (30) Excellent (25- 30 pts); Very Good (21-24 pts); Good (16-20 pts); Average (10- 15 pts); Poor (Below 10 pts.) Style, Poise, Courtesy and Demeanor (10) Excellent (9- 10 pts); Very Good (7- 8 pts); Good (5 -6 pts); Average (3 -4 pts); Poor (Below 3 pts.) Time Management and Organization(5) Excellent (5 pts); Very Good (4 pts); Good (3 pts); Average (2 pts); Poor (1 pt.) For Best Memorial The memorials shall be assessed by a Committee of Judges and every memorial will be marked out of total Hundred (100) marks and the Team Memorial will have the average total of both the sides (Petitioner/Respondent). The Marking Criteria and the Marks Allocated to each Category are listed: Knowledge of facts and law (Max 20pts). Presentation and Organization (Max 20pts) Depth and use of research (Max20pts) Clarity of thought &Originality (Max20pts) Citation of sources (Max10pts) Grammar and Style (Max10pts) For Best Researcher Best Researcher will be decided based on following: RESEARCHER INTERVIEW There will be an interview to select the best and second-best researcher of the moot court competition. For the Best and Second-Best Researcher, the judging criteria shall be inclusive of the marks secured for the memorials added to the average of marks they secure during the interview. Awards Winner Team: Rs. 11,000 +Certificate Runner Up Team: Rs. 5100 +Certificate Best Memorial: Rs.2100 Best Speaker: Rs. 1100 +Certificate Best Researcher: Rs. 1100 +Certificate Note: The Cheque of the Prize Money of the winning Teams will be sent to the Head of the institution. If Participant teams are less than 16(Sixteen) than the competition shall be stand cancelled. Announcement of Results The results of the preliminary round shall be announced shortly after the rounds on 23 October 2021. The results of theSemi- Finals shall be announced shortly after the rounds on 24th October 2021. The Winners of the competition will be announced during the Award Ceremony (Valedictory Function) on 24th October 2021. Anonymity Student council may introduce him/herself to the court in the usual manner and may also state their names. However, the team’s law college, affiliation may not be mentioned at any time before award ceremony. Further all team member, coaches, advisors and observers shall refrain from identifying team’s school/college at any time in any manner including, but limited to, wearing any identifying items, such as, badges, blazers, or pins carrying identifying material(such as books with college logo or seal) Copyright The copyright over the memorial submitted for the participation in the competition is assigned by the participant and also vest and fully in the RNB Global University. The participant shall certify in writing the originality of the material contained therein and shall be responsible for any claim or dispute arising out the further use and exhibition of thesematerials. Further use and exhibition of these material, electronically or otherwise, shall be the exclusive right of the RNB Global University and they shall not be responsible for any liability to any person for any loss caused by errors or omission in the collection of information, or for accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the information contained in these materials. Distribution of these materials on affiliated websites such as RNBGU’s Website https://www.rnbglobal.edu.in/ does not consent to the any use for commercial redistribution either via internet or using some other form of hypertext distribution. Links to the collection or individual pages in it are welcome. Connectivity Issues Teams advancing to semifinal rounds and final rounds are advised to use a stable internet connection for ensuring smooth presentations. · The host institution shall not be held responsible for any connectivity or network issues that might arise during the course of oral arguments. · In case of unprecedented connectivity issues such as abrupt internet failure, taking the best interests of the teams into consideration 5 minutes shall be allotted for rejoining the interrupted session. Such contingencies must be intimated to the organizers through WhatsApp immediately by the researcher of the concerned team. In case the contingency is not mitigated, teams shall be awarded marks based on the arguments submitted till the point connections were lost. Owing to such contingency, one team completes oral arguments, and the opposite team cannot begin their oral arguments, the team that completed oral arguments shall advance to the next round by default. For further queries contact Mr. Ashok Prem, Assistant Professor, School of Law, RNB Global University, Bikaner E mail: [email protected] Mob. 7014220120

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National Level Essay Competition on Competition Law, Competition Commission of India

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is conducting a National Level Essay Competition 2021 on Competition Law in New India-Building Aatm Nirbhar Bharat. About the Competition Commission of India (CCI) Competition Commission of India (CCI) is a statutory body of the Government of India responsible for enforcing The Competition Act, 2002 and promoting competition throughout India, and preventing activities that have an appreciable adverse effect on competition in India. It was established on 14 October 2003. About the Essay Competition Competition Commission of India (CCI) proposes to conduct an on online CCI National Level Essay Competition 2021-2022 as a part of the celebration of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav for students pursuing undergraduate and post graduate courses in Law, Economics, Management and Regulatory Governance in any recognised university in India. Topic Competition Law in New India-Building Aatm Nirbhar Bharat Date of Commencement, Last Date and Language The essay contest commences from 01st October, 2021 and closes on 31st October, 2021 (1800 hrs). Entries must be submitted in English language only. Cash Prizes Price Category Prizes INR First - One 50,000 Second – One 25,000 Third - One 15,000 Consolation – Two 2 x 5,000 Total 1,00,000 Eligibility The applicant must be a student as on 1st October, 2021 pursuing undergraduate or post graduate course in Law, Economics, Management and Regulatory Governance in any recognised university in India Wards and relatives of employees of Competition Commission of India or office of Director General-CCI or Ministry of Corporate Affairs, GOI are NOT ELIGIBLE to participate in this competition. Fee There is no entry/application fee for the competition. Structure of the Essay Competition The Essay Competition entries shall be submitted in word and PDF format by the last date stipulated (i.e. 31st October, 2021 by 1800 hrs). No essay will be entertained after 6 PM on 31st October 2021 Length of Essay The essay should not be more than 3000 words including footnotes. There is no minimum word limit; however, participants are encouraged to submit essays of not less than 1500 words. Format of Essay Typed on A4 size. Font size shall be 12 points (English) in Times New Roman The space between the two lines should be 1.5 Margins of one inch (2.54 cm) on all the four sides Citations Participants may use any recognized style of referencing/footnoting system and this must be used consistently & uniformly throughout the Essay. Procedure and other conditions The essay entry will be submitted in two files in the following manner File 1 Scanned copy of duly filled-in and signed entry form endorsed by the college/institution/university in pdf format with coloured scanned copy of selfattested valid student Identity Card and to be sent latest by 31st October, 2021 (1800 hrs) through email only at [email protected] in ENGLISH language only. File 2 Written Essay in English language – both in word & pdf format (NO SCAN). (Candidates will nowhere mention their name or any identification in the text of essay). Entries submitted in hard copies and not in the prescribed format shall be summarily rejected without any intimation and NO query, correspondence; representation etc. pertaining to such entries shall be entertained by the Commission under any circumstances Subject of such email must be “CCI Essay Competition 2021-2022”. Entries shall be forwarded by the participant directly and shall not be forwarded through any other person at the mail prescribed above. All the fields in the entry form shall be compulsorily filled. Only original essays will be considered for the competition. Previously published essays shall be rejected outrightly. Any form of plagiarism will result in disqualification of the essay. Any persuasion or canvassing in any form by the participants shall be a disqualification for the contest and she/he will be debarred from the contest outrightly. Only those entries shall be evaluated which are found at least 90% original on screening through anti-plagiarism tool. Prior to awarding of prize a verification shall be conducted with respect to credentials of winners furnished by them in the application/entry form. In case any material information found false/ incorrect or any fact found misrepresented, the candidature of winner shall be cancelled summarily and no representation in this regard shall be entertained. CCI shall not be responsible for any essay(s) not received and NO QUERY, correspondence, representation etc. regarding the status of the entries or date of result declaration etc. at any stage of competition shall be entertained by the Commission under any circumstances. No essay entry shall be entertained if received after the deadline 31st October, 2021 (1800 hrs). Entries received after deadline shall be summarily rejected without any intimation. Decision of the Commission in all the matters of the CCI National Level Essay Competition 2021-2022 including the decision of the winner(s) shall be final and binding and no query, correspondence, representation etc. in this regard shall be entertained by the CCI. Scoring of the essay Entries will be assessed independently by experts taking into account Originality and clarity of the content Quality of the analysis and research Language and Structure of the essay Copyrights The prize winning essays shall be exclusive intellectual property of the CCI. Prize winning entries shall be translated into Hindi by CCI. CCI shall be free to use the information/ views therein in any manner it requires. Submission Participants can submit their entries by e-mail to [email protected] with entry form duly forwarded by their respective educational institutions latest by 31st October, 2021(1800 hrs). For entry form and terms and conditions visit: www.cci.gov.in

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3rd National Online IPR Quiz Competition, DSNLU

DSNLU is organizing their 3rd National Online IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) Quiz Competition 2021, scheduled to be held on October 23, 2021. About Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University (DSNLU) With the growing importance of quality legal education, various national law schools have matured a lot in their innovative ideas of academia. Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University (DSNLU), was established by the Government of Andhra Pradesh vide the DSNLU Act, 2008 in Visakhapatnam to impart quality legal education. The university is recognized u/s 2(f) of the UGC Act, 1956 and the Bar Council of India. About the Competition On the Eve of the Birth Anniversary of His Excellency Dr. A.P.J. Abdul kalam, the Centre for Intellectual Property Rights and Technology of Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University introduces their most prestigious 3rd National IPR Online Quiz Competition 2021. Theme Intellectual Property Rights Important Dates Competition Date: October 23rd 2021 Last date for registration: October 12th 2021 Eligibility Bonafide Student who is pursuing B.A LLB Integrated 5 years course, B.Sc LLB, B.Com LLB, B.Tech LLB, Three years LLB, including LLM and Research Scholar in law are eligible. Registration Procedure Each participating team can consist of one student or two students. The registration fee for the team with one participant is Rs.200 and the registration fee for the team with two participants is Rs.300. The registration fee payable in favour of: Account Name: Registrar, Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Account No: 283710100024089 Bank Name: Union Bank of India IFSC Code: UBIN0828378 Points to remember Last date for registration is 12-10-2021 Participants shall register with the link provided below. Incomplete applications may not be entertained. Only registered teams will be allowed to participate. Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdcLq-pUkygQ9ky8_B8Ust2kJqmRreoReVM2ZNQrCVzwT2uTw/viewform Guidelines will be notified one day prior to the competition. After fee payment and forms submission, the participants will be assigned team codes. Guidelines of the competition and timings of the quiz competition will be sent to their registered mail id. The Quiz shall be conducted in Cisco Webex. Winners and Runners will be awarded Certificate of Achievement. Participation certificates will be given to all the participants. Queries For queries, please contact [email protected], or contact any of the members: Sushree - 7537810351 Venu Madhav - 9052239504

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2nd National Moot Court Competition, Shobhit University

Shobhit University, School of Law and Constitutional Studies (SLCS), Moot Court Society is organising its 2nd National Moot Court Competition on 11th and 12th November 2021. About Shobhit University Shobhit University believes in strategic growth as envisaged in our mission and vision, to impart quality education through vertical and horizontal integration. It strives to become a world-class University, with a global perspective, that educates the future leaders of the world. Therefore, the challenge before the University is to remain at the forefront of cutting-edge knowledge and to follow the best international practice(s) in academics. Shobhit University is a research-intensive university that shares the values of high-quality teaching within an environment of internationally competitive research. The University seeks to provide a creative and supportive environment in which ideas are generated and flourish. The University ranked 27 in Top Technical Universities in India by India Today Survey rankings 2021, The Week-Hansa Survey–2020 ranks the university as one among the top twenty-one universities of India in multi-disciplinary Universities in North Zone of India. The Hon'ble State Minister of HRD on 17 February 2018 bestowed by The Associated Chambers of Commerce of India (ASSOCHAM) India awarded Shobhit University with National Education Excellence Awards 2018 for Best University for Promoting Industry Academia Interface. The excellence and diversity of our research across the department of Ayurveda, Agriculture Informatics, Bio-Informatics, Biotechnology, Biomedical, Electronics, Informatics & Computer Engineering, Electrical, Mechanical, Civil Engineering, Pharmacy, Physical & Mathematical Sciences, Management Studies, Humanities, Education, Law, and Naturopathy & Yoga means that in addition to our achievements in fundamental research, we are also well-positioned to make significant contributions to the national innovation agenda. Shobhit University has also been conferred upon the "Best University for Research 2017 Award" by the Centre for Education Growth and Research (CEGR). About School of Law and Constitutional Studies School of Law and Constitutional Studies (SLCS) is a constituent department of Shobhit University and is approved by the Bar Council of India. SLCS intends to introduce students to study law with an emphasis on the Constitution of India. The school focuses on legal studies with an understanding of how constitutional rules affect political and economic processes. The school was formally inaugurated by Shri Keshri Nath Tripathi Ji, H.E. the Governor of West Bengal, and an eminent Advocate. SCLS is approved by the Bar Council of India and is imparting top-class legal education since 2013. It offers various courses, such as BA.LL.B., B.Com. LL.B.(Hons.), BBA.LL.B.(Hons.) (5 yrs. integrated course), LL.B. (3 yrs. course), L.L.M (2years course), LLM (1year course), and Ph.D. It aims to nurture the finest Law professionals to work in every spectrum of the legal areas. We attempt to instil in every student respect for the Rule of Law, Commitment to basic Professional Values: Honesty, Diligence, Competence, and Intelligence. The University School of Law and Constitutional Studies ranked 1 among top Law Schools of Excellence by CSR-GHRDC Law Schools Survey 2021. Events Schedule Date Deadline August 19, 2021 Release of Moot Problem and Rules of the Moot Court Competition September 30, 2021 Last date of Registration with Payment October 20, 2021 Last Date of Submission of Memorials (Soft Copy) Email:[email protected] October 30, 2021 Last Date of Submission of Memorials (Hard Copy) November 11, 2021 Researcher's Test November 11, 2021 Preliminary Round I & Preliminary Round II, Quarter Final Rounds & Cultural Eve November 12, 2021 Semi Finals & Final Round November 12, 2021 Valedictory Ceremony and Prize Distribution Registration To confirm participation, teams of every Institution should register themselves. Each Team is required to send a duly filled-in Registration form to [email protected] by 30th September 2021. The subject of the mail should bear "Registration for 2nd National Moot Court Competition - 2021”. Forms received after the last date of registration will not be considered. In case of any changes in the team composition, in terms of the members, the same must be officially conveyed to the Organizers before 8th November 2021. Registration Fee – Rs. 5000/- for each participating team consisting of 3 members. Bank Account Details for NEFT Transaction Beneficiary Name School of Law and Constitutional Studies Account No 496601010035716 IFSC Code UBIN0549665 Bank Name Union Bank of India, Shastri Nagar, Branch Meerut Date and Venue 2nd National Moot Court Competition shall be held on Thursday, 11th November and Friday, 12th November 2021 at School of Law & Constitutional Studies, Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology, deemed to be University, Meerut. Eligibility The competition is open for students pursuing 5 years integrated law course and 3 years LL.B.Course. Language The competition shall be conducted in English language only. Team Composition Each team shall consist of three members (two speakers and one researcher). In the case of medical emergency, the researcher will be allowed to argue instead of a speaker 1 or Speaker 2 with prior permission of the Dean (SLCS). Criteria for Memorial Evaluation Teams must prepare Memorials for both the sides. The teams must send a soft copy on or before 20th October 2021. In addition, a total of 12 hard copies (6 copies from each side) of the memorials should reach the Institute address on or before 30th October 2021. Note: Memorial submitted after 30th October 2021 shall not be considered for evaluation. Postal Address Dr. M. Imran Associate Dean School of Law & Constitutional Studies (SLCS) Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology – Deemed to be University NH-58, Roorkee Road Modipuram, Meerut -250110 Uttar Pradesh, India Faculty Convenor Ms. Mehak Batra Assistant Professor School of Law & Constitutional Studies (SLCS) Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology – Deemed to be University Modipuram, Meerut -250110 Uttar Pradesh, India Contact: 8930515575 Email: [email protected] Format of Memorials The memorial shall not exceed 30 typed A4 size pages. Colour of the cover page must be Blue in case of Appellant and Red in case of Respondent. Body of Memorial shall include The Cover Page of the memorial must state the Title Table of Contents List of Abbreviations Index of Authorities Statement of Jurisdiction Statement of Facts Statement of Issues/ Summary of Arguments Arguments advanced/ detailed arguments Prayer Compendium, if any Note: The identity of the Institution should not be revealed anywhere in the memorial as well as in any Annexure. Violation of this provision will result in a penalty including disqualification. The Organizer’s decision shall be final in this regard. The font of the body of the memorial should be in Times New Roman, size 12, line spacing 1.5 & heading should be 14. The font of the footnotes should be in Times New Roman, size 10. Memorials should be spiral bound. Memorials should have one inch margin on all sides of each page. Pages should be numbered at the bottom middle. The memorial should not contain any photographs/ sketches/ exhibits/ affidavits etc. All memorials received within the time schedule will be evaluated by the Memorial Evaluation Committee (MEC) to be constituted by the Dean in consultation with the Convener of the Moot Court Competition. The evaluation will be done on the following parameters: Knowledge of Facts and Law Recognition of Issues and Structure of Arguments Proper and Articulate Analysis Extent and Use of research Ingenuity and Ability to Answers questions Overall Presentation Researchers Test The Researcher’s Test shall be conducted on November 11th 2021. In a team consisting of three members, the member designated as Researcher shall take part in the test. Participants are requested to write only the Team Code on the question paper. The researcher’s Test shall be objective as well as subjective with the questions based on the applicable law, precedents, and facts pertaining to the Moot Problem. The duration of the Researcher’s Test shall be 30 minutes. The use of mobile phones, laptops, or any other electronic gadgets/ written material is strictly prohibited during the Researcher Test. The Winner of the Test shall be determined based on the highest score attained Note: The Speakers of any team will not be allowed to sit in the Researcher test in any case. General Rules for Oral Round The Researcher needs to be present with the speakers during all rounds. The Researcher shall not be permitted to address the Court during the Oral Rounds. The Researcher may, however, be permitted to pass notes to the Speakers at the discretion of the Judges. Such notes shall be passed through the court clerks present in the court room. The use of mobile phones, laptops, or any other electronic gadgets is strictly prohibited during the Oral Rounds, subject to the discretion of the judges. Participants may use their own bare acts, print outs and commentaries provided anonymity is not violated during the Rounds. The decision of Judges as to the marks allotted to each team shall be final and binding. The Competition shall consist of the following rounds: Preliminary Rounds (Two), Quarterfinals, Semi-finals, Final General Procedure Preliminary Round Registration, Orientation, and Draw of Lots will be held on Thursday 11 th November 2021 and the teams are requested that in all probability to kindly report latest by 9:00 AM at the Venue. Preliminary Rounds will be held on Thursday 11th November 2021. No two teams shall face each other more than once in the Preliminary Rounds. However, such teams may face each other in the Quarter Finals/ Semi-Finals/ Finals Rounds, subject to their qualification. Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 to remain the same throughout the competition. The top eight teams shall qualify for the Quarter Finals. The qualification to the Quarter finals will be based on: Based on the Total Aggregate Score in the preliminary rounds (Both Round). The top eight teams with the higher aggregate scores in both preliminary rounds will qualify for the quarterfinal’s rounds. The aggregate score of a team shall be computed as the total of Oral Scores of Speakers 1 and 2 of the Preliminary Rounds. In case of a tie in scores, the team with a greater number of wins in preliminary rounds will qualify for the quarterfinal. Further, in case of a tie in the scores as well as in the number of wins, memorial marks of two teams will be considered. In the exceptional case of a tie in all the above qualifications of the teams will be based on the draw of lots/ by the toss of a coin. The Best Speaker (male) and the Best Speaker (female) Award will be awarded based on the scores awarded to the individual speakers in the Preliminary Rounds. Individual Aggregate Score shall be determined as the sum of the following: The Score of Speaker in Preliminary Round I, The Score of Speaker in Preliminary Round II Teams will be provided with their opponent team’s memorials after the conclusion of the draw of lots. Return of the other side’s memorial immediately after the preliminary round to the Court - clerks are compulsory Quarter Final Rounds The Quarter Final Rounds would also take place on Thursday 11th November 2021. The teams will be provided their opponent’s memorial after the declaration of preliminary results and the draw of lots for the Quarter Final Rounds Quarter Final Rounds will be knockout rounds. The Winners of the Quarter-final shall advance to the Semi-finals Semi Final Rounds The Semi Final Rounds will be held on Friday 12th November 2021. Semi Final Rounds will be knockout rounds Final Round The Final round will be held on Friday 12th November 2021. Final round will be knockout round. Time Scheme for Oral Rounds At the commencement of each session the team shall notify the Court Clerk as to the division of time between the 2 speakers (including rebuttal/ sub-rebuttal) 10 minutes prior to the commencement of the Rounds. Preliminary Rounds and Quarter Final Rounds Each side shall get a maximum time of 30 minutes to present their arguments of which no Speaker shall be permitted to address the Court for more than 18 minutes. The time limit is inclusive of the time for Rebuttal or Sur-rebuttal, respectively. The maximum time for Rebuttal is 2 minutes and the maximum time for Sur-rebuttal is 1 minute. Each speaker is required to speak for a minimum 12 minutes exclusive of time taken for Rebuttals and Sur-rebuttals. Semi Final Rounds Each side shall get a maximum time of 45 minutes to present their arguments of which no Speaker shall be permitted to address the Court for more than 25 minutes. The time limit is inclusive of the time for Rebuttal or Sur-rebuttal, respectively. The maximum time for Rebuttal is 5 minutes and the maximum time for Sub-rebuttal is 2 minutes. Each speaker is required to speak for a minimum of 22 minutes exclusive of time taken for Rebuttals and Sur-rebuttals. Final Round The Maximum time for arguments per side shall be the same as in the Semi-finals. The winner of the Final Round shall be declared the Winner of the Competition Procedure and Marking of Court Rounds Each team will get a total of 30 minutes to present its case. This includes the time for rebuttal and sur-rebuttal. The division of time per speaker is left to the discretion of the team. The arguments should be confined to the issues presented in the memorial. The researcher needs to be present with the speakers during all the rounds. The researcher is allowed to pass chits to the speaker during the rounds. Decision of organising committee on every dispute raised shall be final. Maximum scores for the court rounds will be 100 marks per speaker. The court rounds will be Judged on the following parameters: Knowledge of Facts and law 20 marks Recognition of Issues and Structure of Arguments 20 marks Proper and Articulate Analysis 20 marks Extent and Use of Research 20 marks Ingenuity and Ability to Answers questions 10 marks Overall Presentation (Clarity, Style, Grammar, Language, Structure, Format, Citations and Plagiarism) 10 marks Dress Code The participants shall be in Formals inside the Court Room. Female(s): White Salwar and Kurta /White Shirt, Black Trouser and Black Tie along with Black Blazer and Black Shoes. Male(s): White Shirt and Black Trouser along with Black Tie, Black Blazer and Black Shoes Anonymity No coach or participant of any team at any time after the commencement of the competition, including during registration, during the continuation of the competition, and before its completion discloses the identity of his/her college or institution under any circumstance in any manner including, but not limited to, bearing any identifying items like clothing, ties, patches, pins, etc. containing the name or logo of the college or institution that the team is representing or disclosing the name of the team members to the Judges during the competition. In the event, any such disclosure is made, and this rule is violated, the team shall be severely penalized and this may involve disqualification. The penalty to be imposed shall be at the discretion of the organizing committee. Scouting No member of any participating team shall witness the arguments in any other court room in which the team is not participating. In the event this rule is violated, the team shall be severely penalized, and this may involve disqualification. The penalty to be imposed shall be at the discretion of the organizing committee Awards and Certificates Winning Team Winner Trophy Award Cash Prize of Rs. 51000/- Runner up Team Award Runner up Trophy Award Cash Prize of Rs. 31000/- Teams qualifying for Semi-finals Each Team member shall be awarded with a trophy as a token of appreciation. Best Memorial Award Rs. 5000/- with trophy Second Best Memorial Award Rs. 3100/- with trophy Best Mooter (Male) Award Rs. 5000/- with trophy Best Mooter (Female) Award Rs. 5000/- with trophy Best Researcher Award Rs. 5000/- with trophy All the Participants will get participation certificates post the Valedictory Ceremony. Accommodation, Food and Travel Accommodation shall be provided by the Organizers from the afternoon of 10th November 2021 at University Hostels (Separate for Boys and Girls) free of cost and the team members shall have to pay the mess charges for November 10th, 2021. On the night of November 11th, 2021, free accommodation shall be provided by the organizers including all meals. The Accommodation for November 12th, 2021 shall not be provided by the organizers, however the Accommodation may be provided on the request of the teams based on nominal charges excluding meals at University Hostels (Separate for Boys and Girls). The Teams are advised to share their travel plans to the convenor in advance. No Transportation facility will be provided to the teams for their arrival and departure. NOTE- If the Government does not permit, the University reserves all the rights to change the Event into Online mode from Offline mode. In addition, The University reserves all the rights to change the rules of the 2nd National Moot Court Competition 2021, if necessary. Queries and Clarifications In case of any questions related to problem or clarification regarding the competition, feel free to Contact the following: E-mail: [email protected] Team Chief Patron Sh. Kunwar Shekhar Vijendra Hon’ble Chancellor Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology – Deemed to be University, Meerut Patron Patron Prof. (Dr) Ajay Rana Hon’ble Vice Chancellor Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology – Deemed to be University, Meerut Organizing Chair Dr Mohd Imran Associate Dean School of Law and Constitutional Studies Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology – Deemed to be University, Meerut Convenor Ms. Mehak Batra Assistant Professor School of Law and Constitutional Studies Shobhit Institute of Engineering and Technology – Deemed to be University, Meerut Contact: 8930515575 Email: [email protected] Faculty Coordinator Mohd Amir, Assistant Professor, SLCS Contact: 9336757829 Email: [email protected] Ms. Neha Bharti, Assistant Professor, SLCS Contact: 8860878415 Email: [email protected] Student Coordinator Utkarsh Gupta, B.Com. LL.B.- 5th Sem. Contact: 8868869880 Alina Mini, BA LL.B. – 5th Sem. Contact:6201410170 Ishika Chauhan, BA LL.B. – 5th Sem. Contact: 7465064538

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MAIMS’ 2nd National Moot Court Competition

The Moot Court Society, Department of Law, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies (MAIMS), is organizing its 2nd National Moot Court Competition scheduled to be held on 26th-28th November 2021. About Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies (MAIMS) MAIMS was established in 2003 by Maharaja Agrasen Technical Education Society. The Institute has attained a distinct position in running BBA, B.Com (H), BA (H) Eco., BA JMC, BA LL.B (Integrated), and BBA LL.B (Integrated) programmes affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi. We collaborate and maintain excellent relationships with industry and leading corporate houses for training and internship opportunities. This gives our students an edge over others, which is reflected in our year after year high placement rates. At MAIMS, we inspire dreams, galvanise actions, and define the vision for tomorrow. Our enthusiasm knows no bounds and our dedication to take education to new heights is indeed strong. About Department of Law The Department of Law was established in 2017 by introducing a five-year integrated BA LL.B degree course. Established as a unit of the Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies, the Department aims to provide quality education with a professional approach to the budding legal professionals. The year 2020 has added another feather to its cap with the introduction of the five-year integrated BBA LL.B course. Entry to the five-year course is through the rankings of the CLAT (Common Law Aptitude Test). The Department is equipped with requisite facilities like Moot Court, Legal Services Clinic, etc., as stipulated by the Bar Council of India. It has a mix of senior seasoned faculty as well as young and dynamic faculty. About the Event Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies 2nd National Moot Court Competition, 2021, aims to provide a platform for students across India to showcase their advocacy and research skills by competing in a professional and challenging environment. The purpose of organizing this competition is to help the participants nurture their prime advocacy skills. The Department of Law, MAIMS has been successful in organizing several mega-events in the recent past, including Intra Moot Court Competition (2019), Intra Trial Advocacy Competition (2020), 1st National Moot Court Competition (2020) as well as an Induction Moot Court Competition. The Inaugural Ceremony of the event will be organised in a Physical Mode (subject to the prevailing Government Protocols). In wake of the pandemic, we are holding the Competition Rounds at a Virtual Platform in order to ensure safety of the participants. Introduction Moot court competitions provide an opportunity for curious law students to identify and redress the prospective legal issues presented as the moot problem. It aims to hone their problem-solving skills, encourages them to take upon the tasks of real lawyers, and deepen their knowledge of various legislations. Moot courts stimulate real-life proceedings, push the boundaries of one's intellect, advocacy skills, and emphasizes collective team efforts. Moot court competitions provide a foundation for students across different cities to compete and collaborate in a professional setting, to finesse and test their skills before they join the legal fraternity as the lawyers of tomorrow. Objectives To facilitate practical learning and capacity building of the young law To engage the youth in a learning ambiance during the covid-19 pandemic. To motivate law students all across India and encourage the holistic development of their interpersonal and professional skills. Program Details The MAIMS 2nd National Moot Court Competition, 2021, will be held in a Hybrid Mode from 26th November to 28th November 2021. The competition is open for students who are pursuing LL.B three-year / five-year course during the current academic year. Only one team is permitted to participate from each participating Institution. Each team shall consist of three members. This number cannot be modified under any circumstances. In a team consisting of three members, two members shall be designated as ‘Speakers,’ and the third member shall be designated as ‘Researcher.’ All the participating teams must confirm participation by filling a Registration Form on or before October 25, 2021. For Registration Click Here As per the rules, each team upon completition of registration shall be allotted a unique Team Code for the competition. Each team must use the Team Code for further communication with the organizers during the course of the competition. Any change in team composition must be intimated to the Organizer at the earliest through e-mail ([email protected]). Such change must be accompanied by a freshly filled registration form. Participants will receive an approval email, signifying the acceptance of their request for participation latest by October 27, 2021. The participating teams are required to pay Rs. 3,000/- as registration fees. Date and Venue The ‘MAIMS 2nd National Moot Court Competition, 2021’ will be held from 26th November 2021 to 28th November, 2021 of which inaugural is to be done in physical mode, and the oral rounds would be conducted in virtual mode. Language All oral and written submissions are required to be made in English, which shall be the official language of the Competition. Team Eligibility and Composition The competition is open for students pursuing LLB three-year / five-year course during the current academic year. Only one team is permitted to participate from each participating Institution. A team is not permitted to have members from more than one institution. Each team shall consist of three members. This number cannot be modified under any circumstances. In a team consisting of three members, two members shall be designated as ‘Speakers,’ and the third member shall be designated as ‘Researcher.’ Registration Procedure All the participating teams have to confirm participation by filling a Registration Form on or before 25th October, 2021. Registration Form: https://forms.gle/exvsNNE6petv2Lw6A The teams have to choose a primary contact person while filling the registration form. All communications concerning the Competition will be sent by an e-mail to the nominated contact person. The nominated contact person shall be responsible for conveying all the information to the team. Every team which has successfully completed the Registration requisites under the rules shall be allotted a unique code after the closure of the Registration for the competition. Once the code is allotted, every team must use only the team code for any further communication with the Organizers during the competition. Any change in team composition must be intimated to the Organizer at the earliest. Any change must be accompanied by a freshly filled registration form. Participants will receive an approval e-mail, signifying the acceptance of their request for participation latest by 27th October, 2021. The participating teams are required to pay Rs. 3,000/- (Three Thousand Rupees Only) as registration fees. Payment or Registration Fees: For NEFT/IMPS Transfer Account Holder’s Name: Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Management Studies Bank Name: Union Bank of India Account No.: 394502010059876 IFSC Code: UBIN0560421 Branch: Sector 22, Rohini, Delhi – 110086 Paytm Details Phone - 8448186940 Account Holder’s Name: Anil Kumar Note- UTR/Ref No. of screenshot of Payment to be uploaded for completing the Payment The Last Date for Payment of Registration Fees is 25th October, 2021. Payment once made shall not be refunded. All transfers are non- refundable in nature. Dress Code Participants shall be appropriately attired for the rounds of the competition. Robes and collar bands are not permitted. The Dress Code for the Inauguration, Oral Rounds and Valedictory shall strictly be: For Gentlemen - Western Formals (White formal shirt with formal black pants and a black blazer with black tie); and For Ladies - Western Formals (White formal shirt with black formal pants/black formal skirt and a black blazer) or black and white Indian Formals. Clarifications Clarifications to the Moot Proposition shall be sought by sending an e-mail to [email protected] on or before 30th October, 2021(11:59 PM IST). Clarification requests sent after this date shall not be entertained. Clarifications will be released on 4th November, 2021, and will be e-mailed to the participating team on their registered e-mail address. Structure of Competition The Competition shall consist of four rounds: The Preliminary Round, The Quarter-Final Round, The Semi-Final Round, The Final Round. Preliminary Round The preliminary round will be held on 27th November, 2021. All the teams will compete twice in the preliminary rounds. After competing, the best 8 teams will advance to the quarter-final round. Quarter-Final Round The best eight teams will qualify for the quarter-final, which will be held on 27th November, 2021. After competing, the top 4 teams will advance to the semi-final round. Semi-Final Round The best four teams will qualify for the semi-final, which will be held on 28th November, 2021. After competing, the top 2 teams will advance to the final round. Final Round The final round will be held on 28th November, 2021. The best two teams will qualify for the finals. After competing, the team with the highest score will win the competition. Awards Best Team Cash prize of Rs. 25,000/- One Year Subscription of SCC Online to each Team Member worth Rs. 24,000 each. One Month Internship Opportunity under Mr. Narender Hooda, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India to each Team Member. One free course of their choice each from the Memo Pundits. Runners Up Cash prize of Rs. 15,000/- One Year Subscription of EBC Learning to each Team Member worth Rs. 14,500 each. Rs. 1500/- discount coupon on any one course of their choice each from the Memo Pundits. Best Speaker Cash prize of Rs. 5,000/- INR 1000/- discount on any one course of his/her choice from the Memo Pundits. Best Researcher Cash prize of Rs. 5,000/- INR 1000/- discount on any one course of his/her choice from the Memo Pundits. Best Memorial Cash prize of Rs. 5,000/- Note: Cash awards will be sent after getting details of winners such as Institution ID card & Bank Account details after the submission of due documents as required by the committee. It will be processed after the due process, followed by the organisers. Important Links Rulebook: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a2VT1QgNK1GmMq6Rb8nENidxj-IdXSuU/view Moot Problem: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pD-USrfgLEuviyegZBVHkXva6igTBAyz/view Program Schedule Release of Moot Problem 17/09/2021 Registration Open 17/09/2021 Registration Closed 25/10/2021 Last Date of Payment 25/10/2021 Team Code Allotment 27/10/2021 Last Date of Seeking Clarifications 30/10/2021 Publishing of Clarifications 04/11/2021 Last Date for Memorial Submission (Soft Copy Only) 13/11/2021 Inaugural Ceremony, Draw of Lots & Exchange of Memorials 26/11/2021 Researcher's Test 27/11/2021 Preliminary Rounds 27/11/2021 Quarter-finals 27/11/2021 Semi-Finals 28/11/2021 Finals 28/11/2021 Closing Ceremony and Announcement of Awards 28/11/2021 Organising Committee Chief Patron Dr. Nand Kishore Garg, Founder & Chief Advisor, MATES Chancellor, Maharaja Agrasen University, Baddi, HP Patrons Prof. (Dr.) S.K. Garg Director General, MAIMS Prof. (Dr.) G.P. Govil Advisor, MATES Chief Advisor Prof. (Dr.) Ravi Kumar Gupta Director, MAIMS Advisor Prof. (Dr.) Rajni Malhotra Dhingra Principal, Department of Law Faculty Coordinators Dr. Praveen Kr. Gupta Head, Department of Law Chief Coordinator Dr. Nisha Dhanraj Dewani Convenor Ms. Aarushi Agarwal Co-Convenor Ms. Ritika Bhatia Member Dr. Nirdosh Kumar Member Dr. Anuradha Asthana Member Ms. Madhura Mohan Nikalje Member Student Members Shivam Sethi Student Convenor (+91-9599829969) Sarthak Budhiraja Student Co-Convenor (+91-8588083076) Ayushman Patnaik Secretary Jhanvi Tanwar Joint Secretary Shivangi Singh Sponsorship Head Harsh Maheshwari IT Head Harshit Arora PR Head Chahat Mittal Treasurer Dipanita Singh Reporting Head

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7th National Client Consultation Competition

School of Law, The NorthCap University, Gurugram is organizing its 7th National Client Consultation Competition scheduled to be held on 29th-30th October 2021. About School of law, The NorthCap University The NorthCap University is a 25-year-old educational institution committed to impart quality education to the youth of this country in the field of Engineering, Management, Law and Liberal Arts. The University is known for its academic ambiance, lush green surroundings, state-of- the-art infrastructure, cleanliness, outreach programs, international tie-ups and a vibrant academic culture. We believe in Education, enlightenment employment leading towards the empowerment of an individual. It has been consistently ranked as one of the top private universities by various government and private agencies. The NorthCap University nurtures young minds, inculcates the right values and morals in our new generation and produces talented engineers, technologists, thought leaders, visionaries, lawyers who become responsible citizens for this country. The university is committed to its goal towards following environment friendly practices such as grid-fed solar power installations, rainwater harvesting, garbage segregation, plastic free and a zero-discharge campus. The University has set up a Social Entrepreneurship, Swachhta & Rural Engagement Cell (SES REC) and has successfully improved facilities in the campus and the adopted villages in the areas of sanitation and hygiene, waste management, water management, energy conservation and greening of surroundings. Over a period of time the NorthCap has received many awards and recognition for environment friendly practices which has further reinforced our resolve to reduce the carbon footprint of our country and make this planet a greener and better place to live. While celebrating 25 years of excellence, The NorthCap University has embarked on a new journey after its agreement with Arizona State University, USA to impart world class education with digitally enhanced courses, global signature courses, collaborative research and accelerated masters’ programs. The University is adapting to the innovative learning models and new teaching pedagogies to prepare global citizens sensitive to their local surroundings. We have witnessed a glorious past and we are geared up to scale new heights and achieve new landmarks in future as well. About the Competition The vision of School of Law is to be ranked amongst the best law schools of India and the most preferred private university destination for law aspirants. School of Law at The NorthCap University provides the highest quality of professional legal education to equip the students for a transnational practice and to face the challenges posed by the internationalization of the legal profession. The school has continually strived to achieve excellence in legal education through interactive teaching-learning process, clinical opportunities, exposures to the legal profession through internships and externships, industry ready curricula and innumerable opportunities to interact with the stalwarts in the legal profession. This 7th Edition of Competition is being organized under aegis of The NorthCap University, School of Law. The stage is set for the 7th Edition of The National Client Consultation Competition that is going to be organized by The NorthCap University on 29th – 30th October, 2021. The Competition is aimed at promoting greater knowledge and practical skills among student advocates in the preventive law and counselling functions of law practice. It will encourage students in developing interviewing, planning, and analytical skills in the lawyer-client relationship in the law office. Interviewing and advising are a significant part of most lawyers’ work. The Competition provides an opportunity for a valuable educational interchange between students, law teachers and legal practitioners. The Competition simulates a law office consultation in which two law students, acting as lawyers (attorneys/solicitors/legal practitioners), are presented with a client matter. The students conduct an interview with a person playing the role of the client. Students are expected to elicit the relevant information from the client, explore with the client his or her preferred outcome, outline the nature of the problem, and present the client with a means (or range of alternatives, if appropriate) for resolving the problem. The interview with the client is then followed by a post- consultation period during which the students, in the absence of the client, analyze the interview and discuss the legal and other work to be undertaken. The interview and post consultation period last a total of 30 minutes. The students are evaluated by a panel of judges. The students are evaluated against specific criteria that emphasize the use of listening, questioning, planning, and analytical skills in a lawyer/client interview. Once the judges have completed their evaluation of the interview, the students are to be called back in and the judges will provide a brief critique of the team's handling of the consultation and post-consultation periods About the Previous Editions With the success of the 1st NCU National Client Consultation Competition, it climbed another ladder by organizing the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th edition of its National Client Consultation Competition. The 6th Edition of National Client Consultation Competition, 2020 was the latest in the series of the annual event. Hon’ble Justice Darshan Singh, Retd. Judge, Punjab and Haryana High Court, and Chairperson, Haryana Real Estate Appellate Tribunal was our Chief Guest of the programme. 25 teams from all over the Country came down to participate in the event. After the preliminary round 12 teams made to Quarter-Finals, and 4 teams made it to the semi-finals from which ultimately 2 teams reached the final round. The 2 semi-finalists were from Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad and Law Centre-II, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. The Final round Judges were Advocate Manish Manocha and Advocate Reema Bhandari, Supreme Court of India. Composition of Teams Only bonafide students pursuing LL.B. Three Year/Five Year Degree programmes in aforementioned institutions, during the current academic year are eligible to participate. There can be a maximum 3 Teams from one university/college. Each team shall consist of only two participants. Registration Last Date for registration is 12th October, 2021 Link for registration is as follows: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd4auLEttw1uJL6AYpfWrmMLznrnHEIdYTzPE8sBzhGdlvTlg/viewform?usp=pp_url Eligibility Registration is on a first come first serve basis and it’s open to first 30 teams. Teams/Participants are required to duly fill the Registration Google Form (link given above) along with the Registration Fees of Rs.1500/- via online payment on or before the last date of registration i.e,12th October 2021. The NEFT transaction detail are as follows: Name of the Institution: The NorthCap University Name of the Bank: Canara Bank Branch: NCU, Sector 23-A, Gurgaon Account No.: 82472010013980 IFSC: CNRB018247 Awards Winner – Cash Prize up to Rs 5,000 and Certificates + Two (2) one-year complimentary subscription to SCC Online Web Edition. Runner up – Cash Prize up to Rs. 2,000 and Certificates + Two (2) half yearly complimentary subscription to SCC Online Web Edition. Participants – Participation Certificates. Inaugural Ceremony The inaugural will be held on 29th October, 2021. Mode of Inaugural will be Microsoft Teams. Participants will be briefed about the details of the event, wherein they are welcome to seek clarifications. Code of Conduct The competition will be conducted on the online platform of Microsoft Teams. All the participants must be dressed in a dignified manner befitting the legal profession for the competition. Friendly and healthy interaction among the participating teams and with the students of the host college are encouraged and expected. Use of Mobile phones is strictly prohibited during the competition. Participants shall not reveal the identity of his/her college/university at any point of time during the competition. Participants shall not interact with the clients before the allotted time. The organizers at any point of time will not be responsible for any internet network/ connectivity issues during the competition. Scouting or any other unethical/unprofessional conduct is strictly prohibited, and may lead to disqualification. Rules and Regulations The event will be conducted in four Rounds namely, Preliminary Round, Quarter Finals, Semi Final Round and Final Round. Preliminary Round will be conducted in two slots; each team will get only one chance to appear in the round. Top 25 teams will go to quarter finals; top 4 teams will go to the semi-final round and top 2 teams will go to Finals. In case of a tie for the 4th place, all the tied teams will be eligible to go to semi-finals. Top two teams from the semi-final rounds will go to the final round on the basis of team scores. The problems for the competition will be set from the area of Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Civil Law, Corporate Law, Family Law and Contemporary Issues of Law. The organizers will select the clients to play the role as required by the problems. Competition Procedure The teams will have a maximum of 30 minutes of which first 5 minutes will be allotted for settling the rooms for the clients, Teams can make use of all kinds of material befitting the legal profession for the competition while doing the same. 15 minutes will be for client interviewing and counselling. The remaining 10 minutes shall be for discussion between the participants and the judge. During the post interview period of 10 minutes when the client will not be there, the students will have to summarize the interview, analyze the problem and indicate the course of action to be undertaken to the judge. During this time the judges may also seek clarifications from the teams regarding their approach and analysis of the issues. During this period of 25 minutes, if necessary, the competing students can consult any books or laptop, which they may bring with them. Teams shall not exceed the allotted time but Judges can extend the same for another 2 minutes only after which there will be an automatic negative marking and 1 mark will be deducted for each extra minute. In the interviewing and Counselling stage as well as post interviewing and counselling stage, one member of the team will take the lead role and the other a supplementary role. There should be good coordination between the two team members throughout the 30 minutes period. Judging Criteria The competition shall be judged on the basis of the following criteria: Establishing the working atmosphere and professional approach. Eliciting the problem of the client and the tools used in so doing. Clients’ goals, expectations and needs. Analysis and formulation of the problem with precision. Suggesting alternatives. Allowing the client to make informed choices. Effective conclusion of the counselling session. Team work. Management of ethical and professional relation with the client – dealing with emotional and legal needs of the client. Post interview session interaction with the judges/among themselves Contact Details Aarushi Yadav Mobile: 8448427225 Email: [email protected] Madhav Chauhan Mobile: 9650556879 Faculty Convenors Dr. Pallavi Bajpai Asst. Professor (Sel.Grade) Email ID- [email protected] Ms. Deborisha Dutta Asst. Professor (Law) Email ID- [email protected] Mr. Himangshu Rathee Asst. Professor (Law) Email ID- [email protected] Important Dates Date of Provisional Registration 12th October 2021 Communication of Confirmation 24th October 2021 Last Date for receiving Questions seeking clarifications 26th October 2021 Release of Clarifications if any 27th October 2021 Inaugural Ceremony 29th October 2021 Preliminary and Quarter Finals 29th October 2021 Semi Finals and Finals Rounds 30th October 2021 Valedictory Ceremony 30th October 2021 Note – Mode of Competition is Online Platform i.e., Microsoft Teams

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National Online Quiz Competition "Know Your Forces" on Indian Air Force Day

UILS of Panjab University is organizing its National Online Quiz Competition "Know Your Forces" on the occasion of 86th Indian Air Force Day, on 8th-9th October 2021. About Panjab University 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. The glorious traditions of the University established during more than 138 years of its service to the nation are a source of inspiration for the present generation of faculty members and students. Panjab University has ranked 2nd in the Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements (ARIIA) amongst Indian Universities declared by Ministry of Education, Govt. of India in 2020. It has ranked 4th amongst Indian institutes/ universities by International Ranking Agency, the Times Higher Education (WUR) in 2019- 2020. It has won the prestigious Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (MAKA) Trophy for best all-round performance in sports among Indian Universities for continuous two years in succession 2018-19 and 2019-2020. University campus is spread over an area of 550 acres (2.2 km2) in sectors 14 and 25 of the city of Chandigarh. University has 78 teaching and research departments and 15 Centres/Chairs for teaching and research at the main campus located at Chandigarh. About University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS) 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 The Moot Court Competitions, Client Counselling Sessions, Quiz Contests, Seminars, Group Discussions, and Extension Lectures, etc. are a regular feature of the academic calendar of the Institute. The Institute's Legal Aid Clinic, which provides free legal services to the economically weaker sections of the society as a part of the community outreach program of the Institute, also offers opportunities to the students to work in coordination with practicing lawyers. About 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 Air Force Day Indian Air Force Day is celebrated on October 8 every year. The Indian Air Force (IAF) is the air arm and a crucial organ of the Indian armed forces which plays a vital role in the wars fought by the country. Its primary mission is to secure Indian airspace and conduct aerial activities during armed conflicts within nations. More than 170,000 personnel are in service with the Indian Air Force. Its personnel and aircraft assets rank fourth amongst the air forces of the world. Also known as ‘ Bharatiya Vayu Sena’ the IAF was officially established on October 8,1932 by the British Empire. The Indian Air Force not only safeguards Indian territory and national interests from all threats, but also provides support during natural calamities. . Hence, the day is celebrated to honour and recognise the selfless efforts of our jawans and the entire force. 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. Registration The Registration for the Quiz can be done by clicking on the following link: https://forms.gle/Cs1rH7VtDR3BRDkz8 The Last date for registration is October 5, 2021. There is No Registration Fee for the Competition. Topics to be covered in Quiz History of Indian Armed forces Weapons, Technologies, Equipments of Indian defence forces Wars fought by India Important days in the Indian military establishment Military Exercises of India Decorated Officers of Military Any other important topic pertaining to Indian Armed Forces 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 Confirmation mail will have the link to join the WhatsApp Group upon which all the important updates regarding the quiz and the link of the competition will be sent. 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. The Competition will have 1 Round the rules of which are described as follows: All participants are required to attempt the Round of the Quiz via Google Form Link sent on the WhatsApp Group made for the purpose. Round will be held on October 8, 2021 (06: 30 PM to 07:00 PM). Round will consist of 75 Multiple Choice Questions of 1 Mark each. The Result of the same will be declared on October 09 , 2021 on WhatsApp Group made for the purpose. Marking Total Time Total Marks Total Questions 30 minutes 75 75 Important Dates Task Date Day & Time Last Date of Registration OCT 5, 2021 Tuesday Midnight Quiz Competition (Round 1) OCT 8, 2021 Friday from 06:30 PM to 07:00 PM Result Declaration (Round 1) OCT 9 , 2021 Saturday Receiving of Certificates OCT 23, 2021 Saturday Accolades The 1st Winner will get a cash prize of Rs. 1000 + Certificate of Merit (E-Certificate). The 2nd Winner will get a cash prize of Rs. 750+ Certificate of Merit (ECertificate). The Top 10 winners will get a Certificate of Commendation (E- Certificate). The Next Top 25 winners will get a Certificate of Recognition (E-Certificate). All the participants of the Quiz will be given the Certificate of Participation (E-Certificate) Organisers Prof. (Dr.) Raj Kumar, Chief Patron, Vice-chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Rajinder Kaur, Chairman-cum-Director Dr. Pushpinder Kaur, Faculty Convenor-cum-Associate Professor (Law) Contact Kindly mail your queries at – [email protected] 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 other contact: Ujjawal Aggarwal (Event Coordinator): 7009178394 Yashkaran Singh (Co- Coordinator): 9592717639 Riya Nagpal (Co- Coordinator): 9813059145 Social Media Handles Telegram https://t.me/SFQ_UILSPU Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sfq_uilspu/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sfq.uilspu LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/society-for-quiz-uils-555480219

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2-Day National E-Conference on ‘A Governing Judiciary: To Be Or Not To Be’

Saroj Lalji Mehrotra Centre of Legal Studies, S.S. Khanna Girls’ Degree College is organising a 2-Day National e-Conference on the theme ‘A Governing Judiciary: To Be Or Not To Be’ on 29th & 30th October, 2021. About the College The idea of uplifting girl education among all sections of the society and the need of emancipation of women led Late S.N. Kakkar and Late Prof. D.D. Khanna to lay the foundation of S.S. Khanna Girls’ Degree College, a Constituent of University of Allahabad in the International Year of Women 1975. For sustaining high standards in teaching and continuous efforts in promoting girl education, the institution has been accredited Grade ‘A’ by NAAC. The institution has also been identified as ‘College with Potential for Excellence’ by the University Grants Commission. About the Centre of Legal Studies Saroj Lalji Mehrotra Centre of Legal Studies has been established at S.S. Khanna Girls’ Degree College for B.A.LL.B.(Hons.) The Centre has been granted affiliation by the University of Allahabad and Approval of Affiliation by the Bar Council of India. The Centre has been awarded a Certificate of Appreciation as Emerging Law College within six months of the establishment of the Centre. We, at Saroj Lalji Mehrotra Centre of Legal Studies, are committed to impart quality education to the students and to make a positive mark in the field of legal education Conference Theme Our Constitutional order vests in Courts a jurisdiction to do justice, at once omnipresent and omnipotent, but controlled and guided by the refined yet flexible censor called judicial discretion. Discretion is extra-ordinary in its amplitude. Its limit, when it chases injustice, is the sky itself. It shall be exercised by the Judges of the land with scrupulous adherence to judicial principles well established by precedents. A Judge is not a knight errant roaming at will in pursuit of his own ideal of beauty or of justice. In this backdrop, the present conference is being organized to provide an opportunity to discuss and deliberate the theme in detail. Objectives To bring together academicians, researchers, professionals and practitioners. To deliberate and discuss the emerging trends in judicial governance. To ensure significant and positive outcome by sharing vibrant ideas. To publish a comprehensive literature on the topic. Sub-themes Judicial Overreach: When Required as a Necessary Evil Averting Judicial Overreach Judicial Overreach: A Dangerous Terrain Balancing Individual and State Rights Judicial Activism to Judicial Adventurism: Defining Limits Judicial Discretion: Canalised Authority, Not Arbitrary Eccentricity Call for Papers Research papers are invited from academicians, professionals, practitioners and research scholars on the emerging issues and areas related to the broader sub-themes. The selected papers will be published in the form of an edited book by a reputed publisher with ISBN. Out of the selected papers, ten papers shall be selected for presentation. The best presentation shall receive a Best Paper Award comprising a cash prize of rupees 5000 along with a certificate of merit. Submission Guidelines The word limit for full paper is 2000-3000 words (excluding footnotes) to be submitted in MS Word format. The paper must be in Times New Roman font, size 12 with 1.5 line spacing and 1” margin on all sides. The paper must be accompanied with an abstract of 200-250 words along with a brief profile of the author/s indicating his/her/their email ID, contact number, designation, institutional affiliation and address. Co-authorship is allowed up to a maximum of two authors. Full paper must be mailed to [email protected] Registration Details Registration Fee: INR 750 for single author, INR 1500 for co-authors Registration Link: https://forms.gle/XWEPAdHAyUphARmf7 Payment Details: Account Holder’s Name SSKGDC Law Faculty Account No 86152010033935 IFSC Code CNRB0018615 Branch Name SKP Allahabad Important Dates Submission of full paper: 20th October 2021 Date of Conference: 29th & 30th October 2021 Contact Details For further information or queries, please contact: Email ID: [email protected] Phone: +91 8795347495 (for registration), +91 9792782607 (for paper submission) Team Patrons Chief Patron Prof. Sangita Srivastava Hon’ble Vice Chancellor University of Allahabad Patron Prof. Pankaj Kumar Dean CD University of Allahabad Director Prof. Lalima Singh Principal SSKGDC Speakers Hon’ble Mr. Justice A.P. Sahi Director National Judicial Academy Prof. Amar Pal Singh Dean, USLLS Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi Prof. (Dr.) Jai Prakash Rai Professor Faculty of Law Banaras Hindu University Prof. (Dr.) R.K. Chaubey Professor Faculty of Law University of Allahabad Convenors Ms. Subodhika Sharma Ms. Mohini Shukla Mrs. Pallavi Gupta Ms. Riya Sinha Mr. Rohit Rohilla

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National Virtual Conference on COVID and its Implications in Everyone’s Life

The Central Law College, Salem is organizing a National Conference on the topic ‘COVID and Its Implications in Everyone’s Lives’, scheduled to be held on November 13, 2021. About the College The Central Law College Salem is recognised by Bar Council of India, New Delhi and originally affiliated to University of Madras and later with The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, Chennai is a reputed and prestigious institution conducting both Five years B.A.LL.B and Three years LL.B Law Course in the State of Tamil Nadu since 1984, founded by Prof. R.V.Dhanapalan. The college celebrated its Silver Jubilee in the year 2009, well known for its Legal Education and aims to introduce the students to the basic concepts of law and enrich them with knowledge and experience with the aim to shape them to take up the Legal Profession with Dignity. The institution located at the foothills of Yercaud at Salem in Tamil Nadu, with State-of-the-art amenities. The academic block is designed with architectural elegance and provides students with modern facilities. The students have access to modern technology for research and study purposes. They have access to e-library through the computer labs, which also provides them a vast range of study material. The college has an exclusive and exhaustive legal library with Law Books written by eminent Authors, Law Journals and Online Law Journals. Main Theme of the Conference This conference aspires to confer and explore hardships faced by the people during the COVID-19 pandemic. This pandemic has drastically transformed normal life into a fictional concept. It has created a sense of uncertainty and helplessness among the people. Many people have lost their jobs, friends, family members and had cruel challenges, adversity, economic instability and discrimination. This epidemic created significant psychological and social effects on the population. Mental health of the people, doctors, nurse, frontline workers have become weak and overburdened with stress due to continuous spread of this novel virus. The act of “social-distancing” sociologically created the new form of untouchability and continuous lockdown caused Domestic violence especially on women and children. The entire country is in a great economic crisis during this period. The economy of both rural and urban has been impacted adversely. Especially migrant workers had so many struggles to reach their native places. This pandemic has forced people to connect with the Internet for work, school, shopping, entertainment, and doctor visits, including psychiatrists. This has provided more opportunities for cyber criminals to commit crimes and make money. It has been observed and seen that the Corona virus pandemic has affected many human rights and its protection adversely. Human rights have been considered to be crucial for the overall development of human being and essential for progress in general but it is denied during this pandemic. This conference deals about the impact caused by the pandemic on Psychology, Society, Economy, human rights and other legal rights. We welcome research papers from different disciplines, such as Law, Medicine, Education, Economy, Sociology, Psychology and other fields. The Academicians, advocates, judges, officials of various departments, research scholars, students of law colleges and other professionals are invited to discuss on the following sub-themes. Sub-Themes/Tracks of the Conference Sociological Perspective The impact of COVID-19 on women's employment. Education in the time of COVID-19 – Transition to Digital. Fight for migrant rights: The impact of COVID-19 for migrants. Strategies to cope with the COVID-19 related deaths Healthcare worker's emotions, perceived stressors and coping mechanisms during the COVID-19 pandemic. Factors associated with mental health outcomes among healthcare workers exposed to COVID-19. COVID-19 and livelihood protection: Impact in the agriculture sector Economic Perspective Unemployment inequality in the pandemic. Retail investors and COVID-19. Consumption spending and inequality during the pandemic. Banks liquidity management during COVID-19. Learning loss during the pandemic. Analysis between economic inequality and covid-19 death rate. Law in the time of Covid-19 Constitutional Perspective Contractual Obligations Domestic Law Crimes during Lockdown Civil Aviation Human Rights Epidemic Diseases Act Labour Law Cyber Law Intellectual Property Law Environmental Law Policy responses to COVID- 19 Preparing for a post COVID Future Community solutions to combat misinformation Efforts / Initiatives made by various Governments to cope with COVID-19 With this background, The Central Law College, Salem through this National virtual conference is rendering a platform to discuss COVID and its Implications in Everyone’s Life on 13 November, 2021.Well researched original papers from the given sub-themes are awaited for the Conference from the Faculty members, Judicial Officers, Advocates, Doctors, Medical officers, Research Scholars and Students of Law, Sociology, Economics etc. Submission of Papers Abstract: Abstract shall not exceed 300 words and shall include Five key words. Participants should fill the following google form for submitting their Abstract.https://forms.gle/aK62FHCuSip6FrWP6. Selected abstract will be intimated on or before 13th October 2021. Original Paper: The conference paper should be original,unpublished and should adhere to the conference theme. Page Limit: Full paper should not exceed 3000 words. Text: Size 12-pt. Times New Roman, 1 ½ line spacing; heading 14-pt (bold), Times New Roman: Sub-headings 12-pt (bold), Times New Roman. Authors to Cite Reference and avoid Plagiarism. Reference Style: The Blue Book: A Uniform System of Citation – 20th Edition reference style should be followed strictly. Author Name and Designation: Author Name and Designation would appear under the Title of the Paper on the First Page / Abstract. Authors and Co-Authors: There may be an Author and Co-Author for a research paper. Authors and Co-Authors have to pay their fees separately. Submission of Research Papers: Full papers shall be submitted using this Google Form. https://forms.gle/yPdhjEV1ayABpYM39 Publications of Conference Proceedings Best and original papers will be selected for publication and author will be contacted for the same. Registration Registration Fee: Rs. 500 Publication Fee: Rs. 1500 Payment Details Registration fee can be paid through Google pay, Net Banking, Mobile Banking or DD in favour of “The Principal (Expenses)”, payable at Salem and addressed to The Principal, The Central Law College, Salem-8 Bank Name: Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank Branch: Kannankurichi Branch, Yercaud Main Road - 636 008. Account No: 060100050301715 IFSC: TMBL0000060 Important Dates Last Date for Abstract Submission: 10 October 2021 Abstract Acceptance Intimation Date: 13 October 2021 Last Date for Full Paper Submission: 31 October 2021 Date of the Conference: 13 November 2021 Team Chief Patron Mr. D. Saravanan Chairman & Advocate Patrons Ms. Begum Fatima Principal Governing Council Members Mr. A. Manickam Chief Administrative Officer Hon'ble. Mr. Justice E.Padmanabhan Former Judge, High Court of Madras, Governing Council Member Hon'ble Dr. Justice. P. Jyothimani Former Judge of High Court, Madras, Former Judicial Member of National Green Tribunal (Southern Region) Dr. S.S.P. Darwesh Former Vice - Chancellor, The Tamilnadu Dr.Ambedkar Law University, Chennai. Prof. Dr. V. Vijayakumar Vice - Chancellor, National Law University, Bhopal Conference Director Mrs. A. Anchirppa Assistant Professor Conference Coordinators Dr. C. Balaramalingam Mr. G. Baskaran Mr. R. Govindan Mrs. V. Abinaya@sindhuja Mr. K. Karnan Ms. K. Sumathi Assistant Professors Address for Correspondence Yercaud Main Road, Kannankurichi Post, Salem - 636 008. Ph: 0427-2400643 Resource Persons Judges, Advocates, Experienced Professionals in the field of Economics, Sociology, Law & Academicians Contact Mrs. A. Anchirppa: 77084 99399 Dr. C. Balaramalingam: 81489 03829 Mrs. V. Abinaya@sindhuja: 86107 54262 E-mail : [email protected]

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