Thakur Prospectuts Law 20 05 2019.cdr - TRCL

THAKUR RAMNARAYAN COLLEGE OF LAWTHAKUR RAMNARAYAN COLLEGE OF LAWTHAKUR RAMNARAYAN COLLEGE OF LAW(Approved by Bar Council of India & Affiliated to University of Mumbai)

ISO : 9001:2015 Certified

(Hindi Linguistic Minority Institute)

PROSPECTUS2019-2020

PROSPECTUS2019-2020

V I S I O NVISION

We are committed to provide quality legal education

responsive to the needs of society, now and into the

future by providing infrastrure and facilities to create a

conducive environment.

We shall work to achieve our institutional quality

objectives by satisfying all academic and statutory

requirements through continual improvement of our

Quality Management System.

QUALITY POLICY

“To offer accessible quality legal education, training,

research and innovation and cultivate the intellectual

discipline, creativity, and critical skills that will prepare its

students for the highest standards of professional

competence in the practice of law in a global

environment.”

M I S S I O NMISSION

QUALITY POLICY

“A premier Law School committed to the advancement of

academic achievement in legal education, training,

research and innovation for development and prepares

excellent lawyers and legally trained professionals to

serve the society with excellence, and professionalism.”

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS ...........................................................................................................................................................01

ABOUT THE TRUST ...............................................................................................................................02

CHAIRMAN, SECRETARY TRUSTEE AND PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE ..........................................................03

COURSES OFFERED AND SYLLABUS ................................................................................................................................04-05

ELIGIBILITY ..................................................................................................................................................06-08

INFRASTRUCTURE ......................................................................................................................................09-11

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS ................................................................................................12-14

ACTS OF INDISCIPLINE .................................................................................................................................15

MOOT COURT PARTICIPATIONS .......................................................................................................................16

OTHERS PARTICIPATIONS .........................................................................................................................17-18

ACHIEVERS 2019-20 .......................................................................................................................................19

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ..............................................................................................................20-21

EXTRA - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ..............................................................................................................22-23

ANNUAL DAY 2019 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

GUEST LECTURES .....................................................................................................................................25

LEGAL AID CAMPAIGN.....................................................................................................................................26

LEGAL STUDY TOUR .....................................................................................................................................27

LEX COMMUNIQUE-2019 .........................................................................................................................28-29

VIDHI SHASTRA SAMWAD..............................................................................................................................30

WORKSHOP & TRAINING PROGRAMMES ................................................................................................31

FACULTY ACHEVEMENTS ..............................................................................................................................................................32

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ABOUT THE TRUST ABOUT TRCL

LINGUISTIC MINORITY

Founded in 1990, Thakur Educational Trust

is one of the oldest continually operating

trusts in Mumbai. Thakur Educational Trust

has a broad objective of lending a helping

hand towards the welfare of the society at

large. With this high objective, the trust has

provided facilities catering to various needs

of the society, such as education at all

levels irrespective of sex, creed and

religion. The Trust also provides financial

aid to the students in need. It has

undertaken many educational, cultural

and, social activities on a tremendous scale.

Located in vibrant financial capital of India,

Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law (TRCL),

an elegant gem in the necklace of Thakur

Educational Trust, provides a platform to

explore and excel. TRCL is committed to

impart a rigorous and multi-disciplinary

legal education with a view to produce

world-class legal professionals, scholars

and public servants. TRCL empowers its

students with knowledge, skills, and vision

to meet the challenges and opportunities

of a rapidly changing world. TRCL’s expert

faculty comes from across the spectrums

of legal careers and engages in critical

study that contributes to public debates

both in class and country. TRCL is a perfect

blend of overall excellence that acts as a

The status of TRCL is that of a ‘Minority

Institution’ for the ‘Hindi Linguistic

Community’. The primary aim of the

institution is to impart legal knowledge and

prepare the students for various careers in

law and mounding the overall personality

of the students.

ABOUT THE TRUST

guiding force for the students to excel at

the academics as well as co-curricular and

extracurricular activities. TRCL is

committed to provide quality education to

learners at all levels baked by visionary

spirit of the Thakur Group for the new

generation of students.

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We assure dynamic changes in society by

imparting quality oriented education with

the best of the infrastructural facilities,

nurturing environment and the right

academic ambience.

Shri. V. K. Singh

Chairman

“Don't limit your challenges, challenge

your limits.”

We are committed to provide unique

platform to the students of diverse

backgrounds, enabling them to become

value based leaders and responsible

citizens in a global dimension .

Shri. Jitendra R. Singh

Secretary

“Without continual growth and progress,

w o r d s s u c h a s i m p r o v e m e n t ,

achievement and success have no

meaning.”

We are committed to impart quality

education, thereby making Maharashtra a

competitive state and transforming India

into a contemporary nation.

Shri. Ramesh R. Singh

Trustee

“Every student is unique in itself and we are committed in extracting

and molding that very uniqueness.” At Thakur Ramnarayan College

of Law (TRCL) we create a thriving ecosystem of exceptionally

talented people of different backgrounds, lived experiences,

interests, ambitions, approaches, methodologies and perspectives.

The student centric milieu is the key strength of TRCL. Moot Court

Room and Vidhi Chhatra Sansad - the best state of the art

infrastructures are the perfect avenues to acquire and achieve

knowledge and wisdom that are pre-requisites of legal profession.

Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities viz. intra moots, intra

parliamentary debates, workshops and seminars by eminent

academicians, industrialists and legal professionals throughout the

year gives an edge to Thakurites over the others. ‘Lex Communique’

– a National Law Fest of TRCL provides a platform to the students’

community to communicate, deliberate and intermingle to nurture

and showcase their flair and skills. Vidhi Shastra Samvad – National

Conference and Vidhi Srijan - Annual Magazine are the significant

features of TRCL. We empower our students with pre- placement

skills that ensures best placements. We offer internships to our

students that enhances their awareness of the world of work,

accelerates personal maturity, self-awareness and ability to

articulate skills and achievements thereby creating competitive

lawyers.

At TRCL, we teach to think, debate, analyse, explore, question,

innovate, litigate, advocate, and to pursue the highest ideals of law

and justice. We aim to create a very large footprint of this Law School

for generations to come, here and around the world, in the private

bar, in public interest law, in business and finance, in technology, in

academia, in journalism, in the arts and in countless other fields.

Dr. A. K. Singh

B. Com. LL. M. Ph.D. (Law)

PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

MANAGEMENT INSIGHT

Subject Subject

Sixty (60)

Non-Zero MH-CET Score & Higher Secondary Examination (Class XII)

Five Years (Ten Semesters)

Based on MH-CET Merit

Law

Litigation Lawyer, Corporate Sector, Judiciary, LPO, Academics

Intake Capacity

Eligibility

Duration

Admission

Specialization

Career Options

Sixty (60)

Non-Zero MH-CET Score & Graduation in any stream

Three Years (Six Semesters)

Based on MH-CET Merit

Law

Litigation Lawyer, Corporate Sector, Judiciary, LPO, Academics

1. English

2. Logic - I

3. Economics

1. History

2. Political Science- I

3. Legal Writing and Legal Language

Subject Subject

1. Political Science - II

2. Sociology

3. History of Courts

1. English - II

2. Logic - II

3. Political Science - III

Semester V / Semester I

Subject Subject

Semester VI / Semester I

TRCL offers two-degree courses in Law in accordance with the rules laid down by the UGC,

Bar Council of India and University of Mumbai.

B. L. S./LL. B. (5 Year Integrated Law Course of Mumbai University)

LL. B. Degree (Three Year Course of Mumbai University)

Second Year B.L.S. / LL. B. (Five-year course)

Semester III Semester IV

Third Year B.L.S. / LL. B. (Five-year course) / First year LL. B. General (Three-year course)

1. Labour Laws

2. Contract - I

3. Tort and Consumer Protection Laws

4. Legal Language including Legal

Writing and General English

1. Law of Crimes

2. Constitutional Law

3. Family Law-I

4. Environmental Laws

5. Practical Training - I

COURSE OFFERED

Intake Capacity

Eligibility

Duration

Admission

Specialization

Career Options

Semester I Semester II

For the Five-year integrated B.L.S./LL.B. Degree Course (Semester I to X) and Three years LL. B. Course (Revised) with effect from the Academic Year 2004-2005 for all Semesters:

N.B: The examination for the Practical Training will be conducted by the College and passing in the said Paper will be a prerequisite condition to appearing at the yearend semester examination.

First Year B.L.S. / LL. B. (Five-year course)

University of Mumbai Syllabus

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GENERAL

Subject Subject 1. Administrative Law

2. Family Law - II

3. Transfer of Property Act and Easement Act

4. Company Law

1. Jurisprudence

2. Contract - II

3. Land Laws

4. Any One from the following :

a. Criminology and Correctional Administration

b. Taxation Laws

c. Bankruptcy Laws

5. Practical Training - II

Subject Subject1. Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act.

2. Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice

3. Interpretation of Statutes

4. Public International Law and Human Rights

Fifth Year B.L.S. / LL.B. (Five-year course) / Third year LL. B. (Three-year course)

Admission is purely on merit and is subject to availability

of seats as per the directions issued by University of

Mumbai and Government of Maharashtra from time to

time. A transparent admission procedure is followed,

strictly based on the standard norms. Any modification in

admission guidelines will be notified on the college

notice board at the time of admission. The management

or the college does not accept any donation or capitation

fee for admission to any course offered by the college.

The public is cautioned not to fall a prey to any

misleading information regarding admission in the

college through donations.

Fourth Year B.L.S. / LL. B. (Five-year course) / Second year LL. B. General (Three-year course)

Semester VII / Semester III Semester VIII / Semester IV

Semester IX / Semester V Semester X / Semester VI

Admission Guidelines

COURSE OFFERED

1. Alternate Dispute Resolution System

2. Law of Evidence & Probation of Offenders Act

3 & 4. Optional Papers: Any Two from the following:

a. Banking Laws and Negotiable Instruments Act

b. Law of Insurance

c. Intellectual Property Law

d. Conflict of Laws

e. Law Relating to Women and Children

f. Law and Medicine

5. Practical Training - III

6. Practical Training - IV

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ELIGIBILITY B. L. S. / LL. B. (Five Years Course)

The candidate should be an Indian

Citizen. The candidate belongings to the

type [NRI, PIO, OCI and Foreign National

Students] with following Academic

Eligibility is not required to appear for CET

Examination. They must apply only for

CAP rounds. A candidate in order to be

eligible for admission to the 1st year of

the Five Year integrated law course

shou ld have passed the H .S .C .

Examination [Arts, Science or Commerce]

of the Maharashtra State Board of

Secondary and Higher Secondary

Education, Pune or its equivalent

examination.

Educational Qualification

(1) (a) An applicant who have successfully

completed Senior Secondary School

course (+2) or equivalent (such as 11+1, A

level in Senior Secondary School Leaving

Certificate course) from a recognized

University of India or outside or from

Secondary Board or equivalent ,

constituted or recognized by the Union or

by a State Government or from any

equivalent institution from a Foreign

Country recognized by the Government

of that Country for the purpose of issue of

qualifying certificate on successful

completion of the course Examination,

with minimum of 45% marks in

aggregate for Open Category candidates

and Out Side Maharashtra State

Candidature Candidates i.e. All India

Candidates. Candidate belonging to SC

and ST Category from the State of

Maharashtra with minimum 40% Marks

and VJNT, SBC, OBC Category belonging to

State of Maharashtra with Minimum 42%

marks);

(b) The applicants who have obtained +2

Higher Secondary Pass Certificate or First

Degree Certificate after processing

studies in Distance or Correspondence

Method is eligible for Admission to the

course; provided that, the applicants who

have obtained 10+2 through Open

(University) system directly without

having any Basic Qualification (Standard

X) are not eligible for LL.B-5 Yrs. CET.

Further provided that, applicants who

have obtained 10th Std./Secondary

Schooling Certificate Examination, in a

Single Sitting Examination without

having basic qualification (1st to 9th

Standard of Schooling) is not Eligible for

Admission. Further provided that, the

candidates who are appearing/appeared

for the qualifying examination (regular

examination of that academic year) are

also eligible to apply for the Entrance

Examination. Such candidate will be

eligible for admission only if they

produce the prov is ional /Degree

Certificate of the qualifying examination

and the mark lists of all parts of qualifying

examination at the time of admission.

[Government of Maharashtra Gazette,

Extraordinary, Part-IV-B, Extraordinary

No. 138, Dated 19th May 2018 to

Government and close [Page No.25

&26].

LL. B. (Three Years Course)

An applicant who has graduated in any

discipline of knowledge from a University

established by an Act of Parliament or by

a State legislature or an equivalent

national institution recognized as a

Deemed to be University or Foreign

University recognized as equivalent to

the status of an Indian University by an

author i ty competent to dec lare

equivalence, may apply for a three years

degree program in law leading to

conferment of LL.B. degree on successful

completion of the regular program

conducted by University of Mumbai

whose degree in law is recognized by the

Bar Council of India for the purpose of

enrolment. Ref: (Rule 5 (a), Rules of Legal

Education 2008, Bar Council of India)

Educational Qualification

(a) Candidate should be a graduate in any

faculty of any University in Maharashtra

established by an act of Parliament or by

a State Legislature or an equivalent

National Institution recognized as a

Deemed to be University or Foreign

University recognized as equivalent to

the status of an Indian University by an

author i ty competent to dec lare

equivalence, with Minimum 45% of Marks

in aggregate (That is 45 % marks for all

the parts of the Degree Examination

taken together), (candidate belonging to

SC and ST Category need only 40% marks

and VJNT, SBC and OBC Category with

minimum 42% marks in the qualifying

examination.)

(b) An applicant who has passed the U.G.

degree of minimum Three Years and P.G.

degree of 2/3 Yrs, duration from

University mentioned in (a) after

processing the studies in the pattern of

10+2+3+2/3 with regular studies at

secondary and higher secondary

schooling. Post Graduate diploma will not

be considered as Post Graduate Degree.

Provided that, the applicants who have

obtained +2 Higher Secondary Pass

Certificate or First Degree Certificate by

distance or correspondence method shall

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also be considered as eligible for CET of

the 3 Years Law Courses. [the applicant

who has passed the qual i fying

examination (10+2, U.G. & P.G.) in a single

sitting examination without having basic

qualifications of (10+2+3) is not eligible.]

+2 is the Basic Qualification for LL.B.-3

Yrs. Course. Further provided that, no

candidate from the Open University

having a degree contrary to the U.G.C. Act

and Regulations and contrary to Rules of

Legal Education shall be eligible. Further

provided that, the candidates who are

appearing/appeared for the qualifying

examinat ion UG or PG ( regular

examination of that Academic Year) are

also eligible to apply for the Entrance

Examination. Such candidates become

eligible for admission only if they

produce the prov is ional /Degree

Certificate of the qualifying examination

and the Mark lists of all parts of qualifying

examination at the time of CAP

Application form filling.

[Government of Maharashtra Gazette,

Extraordinary, Part-IV-B, Extraordinary

No. 138, Dated 19th May 2018 [Page

No.31]

Centralized Admission Process (CAP)

01. The Unaided Private Professional

Educational Institution shall admit

candidates through the Centralized

Admission Process (CAP) as referred in

sub-section (3) of section 3 of the

M a h a r a s h t r a U n a i d e d P r i v a t e

Professional Educational Institutes

(Regulation of Admission and Fees) Act,

2015. The stages of CAP shall be as stated

below, -

a. Display or publishing of Information

Brochure by the Competent Authority.

b. Filling Online Application Form by

Candidate for participation in the

Centralized Admission Process.

c. Confirmation of Online Application Form

and Document Verification at Facilitation

Centre by the Candidate in person.

d. Display or Publishing of provisional merit

lists, submission of grievances, if any,

and display or publishing of Final Merit

Lists.

e. Display of available Category wise Seats

(Seat Matrix) for CAP Rounds I, II and III.

f. Filling up and confirmation of Online

Option Form having preferences of

Institutions before CAP Rounds I.

Candidates may fill in choice of Institutes

in decreasing order of their preference as

specified by Competent Authority. The

option form once confirmed shall be

considered for allotment in CAP Rounds I,

II and III.

g. Display of Provisional Allotment of CAP

Rounds I, II and III indicating allotted

institute.

h. Reporting and accepting offered seat

will be as per the allotment of the CAP

Round I, II and III, by the Candidate at

Reporting Centre.

02. During the CAP, before accepting the

allotted seat a candidate can opt to

‘Freeze’ or ‘Float’ the choice of academic

program for subsequent round(s), if any,

of seat allocation as provided below:

a. Freeze: Candidates accept the offered

seat and if they do not want to participate

in any further rounds of seat allocation,

such Candidates will not be considered in

subsequent rounds of admission;

b. Float: Candidates accept the offered seat

and indicate that, if admission to an

academic programme in any Institution

of higher preference is offered, they will

accept it. Else, they will continue with the

c u r r e n t l y a c c e p t e d a c a d e m i c

programme. Such Candidates will be

considered in subsequent round of

admission.

c. For candidates who choose the Float

option, and secures a seat of his/her

choice of higher preference, then it would

automatically result in the forfeiture of

the seat accepted by the candidates in

the earlier round;

d. Floating options will not be available to a

Candidate who is admitted to his First

Choice.

Fees :

Fees Regulating Authority constituted

Under section 11 (2) (3) (4) Of The

M a h a r a s h t r a U n a i d e d P r i v a t e

Professional Educational Institutions

(Regulation Admission & Fees) Act 2015

has approved fees for Academic Year

2019-20 Rs.35,000 For 3 Years Law

Course And Rs.40,000 For 5 Years Law

Course .

ELIGIBILITY

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LIST OF DOCUMENTS (THREE SELF ATTESTED COPIES OF EACH TO BE ATTACHED AS APPLICABLE)

ELIGIBILITY

Provisional Seat allotment Letter Issued by DHE, Maharashtra State.

Valid MH-CET Score Card & MH-CET Hall Ticket

MH-CET Application Form

Print out of Online Application & Option Form of CAP-19

Original & three self attested photocopies of Std. X Mark Sheet

Original & three self attested photocopies of Std. XI & XII Mark Sheet

Graduation / Post-Graduation of all the Years (all attempts) Mark Sheet, Passing Certificate/ Degree Original & three self attested copies.

Leaving Certificate stating Candidate’s mothertoung is Hindi / Self declaration form (proforma O) of Brochure

Domicile Certificate of Maharashtra State

Marriage Certificate or Copy of Government Gazette (if name change / differ)

Photocopy of Aadhaar Card







Graduation / Post-Graduation of all the Years (all attempts) Mark Sheet, Passing Certificate/ Degree Original & three self attested copies.

Original & three attested photocopies of Std. XII Passing Certificate Domicile Certificate indicating nationality

Original Migration Certificate In case candidate



Note: List of documents to be submitted along with admission form (LL. B. Three Years Course) Maharashtra State Students Hindi Linguistic Minority Students

(for State of Maharashtra)All India Seats(Other than Maharashtra State Students)

Maharashtra State Students Hindi Linguistic Minority Students(for State of Maharashtra)

All India Seats(Other than Maharashtra State Students)

Note: List of documents to be submitted along with admission form (B. L. S. /LL. B. Five Years Course)

Valid score card of Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by Maharashtra State

Copy of CET Aplication Form

CET Hall Ticket

Provisional allotment Letter

Original & three self attested photocopies of Std. XI & XII Marksheet and Passing Certificate

Original & three self attested photocopies of School Leaving Certificate

Domicile/ Birth/ Leaving Certificate of Candidate indicating place of birth in the State of Maharashtra


Valid score card of Common EntranceTest (CET) conducted by Maharashtra State


CET Hall Ticket


Original & three self attested photocopies of Std. XI & XII Marksheet and Passin Certificate


Original & three self attested photocopies of Domicile Certificate in the State of Maharashtra

Domicile/ Birth/ Leaving Certificate of Candidate indicating place of birth in the State of Maharashtra


Valid score card of Common EntranceTest (CET) conducted by Maharashtra State


CET Hall Ticket


Original & three self attested photocopies of Std. XI & XII Marksheet and Passing Certificate


Original & photocopy of MigrationCertificate

Original & three self attested photocopies of Provisional Eligibility Certificate issued by the University of Mumbai








Graduation / Post-Graduation of all the Years (all attempts) Mark Sheet, Passing Certificate / Degree Original & three self attested copies.

Domicile / Birth / Leaving Certfiicate of Candidate indicating place of birth in the State of Maharashtra Original & three self attested copies.



Gap Certificate (if applicable)

Note: IB students have to submit the predicted grade and certicate of conversion of grades into percentage if their result is not declared at the time of submitting the form.

INFRASTRUCTURE

TRCL takes care of core infrastructure and services that are essential for students’ growth

GYMKHANA HEALTH CARE CENTER

CANTEEN

The concept of Moot Court is a well-established and universal co-

curricular activity pursued by law colleges worldwide. In this

respect, the college has one of the most effective Moot Court Room.

The principle aim of the Moot Court is to enhance the research and

reasoning abilities of students by giving them an opportunity to

get a substantial exposure to the practical aspects of the legal

profession. In pursuance of the objectives, the students are

required to argue specific legal issues embodied in the form of a

case. These are often adaptations of cases, which have been

previously settled in a court of law.

MOOT COURT

CONFERENCE ROOM

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VIDHI CHHATRA SANSAD

INFRASTRUCTURE

In order to make students familiar with the process of ‘Making

of Law’ and ‘Parliamentary Debate’ on contemporary issues,

TRCL provides state of the art Parliament replica.

SEMINAR HALL

An air-conditioned Seminar Hall with a seating capacity of 150,

is equipped with modern audio visual equipments. It is an ideal

place for conducting seminars, workshops and training

programs for students and teachers.

Seminar Hall is equipped with L.C.D. Projector and a smart board

offers a good venue for students to make presentations. This

room will also be used for group discussions and training of

students for interview.

LEGAL AID CENTER In order to translate into reality the constitutional mandate of

ameliorating the lot of poor people and to help them fight for

their rights, Legal Aid Clinic is established.

The main objectives of the Legal Aid Clinic are: Undertake, promote and develop legal aid to encourage the

young legal professionals to serve the society better.

Render legal aid and advice gratuitously, to all who may

appear worthy thereof and who are unable to procure

assistance else where.

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JOURNALS AND REPORTS AVAILABLE IN LIBRARY

q All India Reporter

q AIR Criminal Law Journal

q AIR Labour & Industrial Cases

q Supreme Court Cases

q Indian Bar Review

q AIR Civil Cases

q AIR Law Lines

q AIR Accident Claims

q Compensation Cases

q AIR Cheque Dishonour Reports

q AIR Manuals

q Maharashtra Law Journal

The college takes pride in its modern and well equipped

digital library. College has a Digital Library with seating

capacity of more than twenty-four students. The

college has microsoft campus agreement for software

being used. All computers are connected to the

internet. Keeping in mind the need for legal research,

our institute has made available e-journal, Manupatra.

unlimited access through exclusive IP address

The Electronic Research Section is situated in the

Digital Library which are equipped with computers

which can be used by the students representing the

college at various National and Inter-Collegiate

competitions etc.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Library is the soul of any educational institute. Library

is spread over a vast area with a reference books,

encyclopedias, magazines, journals and newspapers.

Students can expand their horizons of knowledge by

making use of books in the library. Library is well

furnished with seating capacity of 250 students.

Library will remain open between 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

on all working days.

LIBRARY

DIGITAL LIBRARY

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GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS

Ø MINORITY STUDENTS

The Maharashtra domiciled candidate

belonging to Hindi Linguistic Minority

Community, a particular Linguistic Minority

Community from within the State of

Maharashtra and as notified by the

Government are eligible under this category

(Those candidates who are claiming Minority

Candidature, such candidate should have

completed their SSC & HSC or equivalent

qualifying examinations from the state of

Maharashtra & should have Domicile

Certificate from the State of Maharashtra,

otherwise they cannot claim for Minority

Candidature). Out Side Maharashtra State

candidates are not eligible for this minority

candidature. Out side Maharashtra State

candidates i.e. OMS (All India candidature

Candidates) should fill the CET Application

form in Open Category.

Ø PROHIBITION TO REGISTER FOR TWO

REGULARCOURSES OF STUDY

“ N o s t u d e n t s h a l l b e a l l o w e d t o

simultaneously register for a law degree

program with any other graduate or post

graduate or certificate course run by the

same or any other university or an institute

for academic or professional learning

excepting in the integrated degree program

of the same institution. Provided that any

short period part time certificate course on

language, computer science or computer

application of an institute or any course run

by a Centre for Distance Learning of a

University however, shall be accepted.”

(Rule 6, Rules of Legal Education 2008, Bar

Council of India.)

Ø ATTENDANCE

As per the University Ordinance 6086

(Circular No. UG/01 of 2014 dated 5th May

2014):

1. There shall be the Attendance Committee,

for smooth conduct of this ordinance, in

every college/institute/Department of the

University comprising of at least three

members (to be nominated from other

departments in case of the University

Departments having less than 3 teachers),

the Vice-Principal/ Senior Teacher (Convener)

and at least two more teachers ensuring

representation of the concerned faculties,

nominated by the Principal/Director/Head.

2. Every bonafide learner shall ordinarily be

allowed to keep terms for the given semester

in a program of his enrolment, only if he ful

lfill at least seventy five percent (75%) of the

attendance taken as an average of the total

number of lectures, practical, tutorials etc.

wherein short and/or long excursions/ field

visits/study tours organized by the college

and supervised by the teachers as envisaged

in the syllabus shall be credited to his

attendance for the total no of periods which

are otherwise delivered on the material

day/s. Further, it is mandatory for every

learner to have min 50% attendance for each

course & average attendance has to be 75%.

3. The same ratio shall be applied for

computing the attendance of the learners by

crediting the number of periods which are

m i s s e d w h i l e p a r t i c i p a t i n g i n a n

extracurricular / co-curricular activity /

competition / camp / workshop / convention /

symposium / seminar etc. where the said

learner is officialy representing the college /

University / District / State / Country with the

permission of the Principal / Director / Head

of the College / Institute/ University

Department or by the direction of the

University Officer as the case may be

wherein for the purpose of computing the

average attendance the periods missed for

what is envisaged here-in-above, at Sr. No 2,

shall be deemed to have been attended by

the said learner.

4. Without prejudice to what is stated here-

in-above, the Principal / Director / Head of

the concerned College / Institute /

Department of the University shall be the

competent authority to condone the

absentee of any learner further up to

additional 25%, if deemed fit and on

recommendation of the attendance

c o m m i t t e e o f t h e s a i d

col lege/Institute/Department of the

University, wherein it is mandatory on the

said committee to do natural justice by giving

personal hearing to every learner falling

short of minimum attendance for keeping

terms and recommending case by case to the

competent authority having verified the

genuineness and gravity of the problem that

justi fies the learner to remain absent, which

generally shall be limited to his own sickness,

sickness of his parent, death of his parent etc.

supported by valid evidence, documentary

or otherwise.

Ø IDENTITY CARDS

Students shall keep their identity cards with

them while they are in the College premises,

and shall produce it whenever required by

any member of the College staff . Every

student must show his identity card to the

security personnel at the gate, failing which

he may not be allowed to enter the college

premises. Loss of identity card should be

reported to the College Office. A duplicate

identity card may be issued only with the

permission of the Principal and on payment

of Rs. 500/-.

Ø OTHERS

Students shall abide by all general or special

rules made by the college authorities

regarding the conduct of the students both in

and outside the college and the decision of

the college authorities shall be final. Parents

and guardians are also presumed to have

agreed that their wards shall be bound by

these rules when they join the college.

Students are required to dress decently. The

students are directed, and their parents

requested to ensure that in this respect they

must bear in mind that the students must

turn out in keeping with the serenity that one

associates with an educational institution

and with the one associated with law.

Use of cell phones is strictly prohibited.

Students found using cell phones in classes,

library and in the college, premises are liable

to be proceeded against.

A t t e n d a n c e i s c o m p u l s o r y a t a l l

examinations and lectures, including

seminars and moot court, all college events

etc. The attendance and the work of the

students in the seminars, classes, moot court

etc. and the progress at the college

examinations and their overall conduct will

be taken into consideration while granting

their terms and deciding their eligibility for

the university examination.

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Conduct of the students in the class as well as

in the premises of the college shall be such,

as will cause no disturbance to fellow

students or to other classes.

Students must not loiter about or congregate

in the college premises while the classes are

in progress. Students shall do nothing either

inside or outside the college that will, in any

way, interfere with its administration.

Students must take proper care of the college

property and help in keeping the premises

neat and clean. Any damage done to the

property of the college will have to be

compensated by the student.

In the premises of the college or in the name

of the college, no Society, Association,

Organization etc. shall be formed or

collection be made, tickets be sold, function

or meeting be held, person be invited to

address students, social be arranged nor

anything be printed, notice be up on the

notice board nor announcements be made

without the permission of the Principal.

Students should, in their own interest, read

notices placed on the notice boards and

website from time to time.

All meetings, functions, programmes etc.

must be organized / conducted only under

the supervision and control of and presided

over by the Principal or by any other staff

member authorized by the Principal.

Students must not engage themselves in

any political work in the college premises.

Students should not communicate, without

previous permission of the Principal, any

information or write about any matter to the

Press, relating to the college.

If for any reason, the continuance of a

student in the college is, in the opinion of the

Principal, detrimental to the best interests of

discipline of the college, he may direct such

student to leave the college.

Students securing admission to the college

are required to abide by all the Rules,

Regulations and Instructions that may be

issued by the college Authorities from time to

time and submit to the normal enforcement

of the same to the satisfaction of the college

Authorities, whose decision in all matters

shall be final and the same shall not be called

in question on any ground whatsoever.

No excursions, picnics or tours can be

arranged without the prior permission of the

Principal. The permission may be granted, if

an application is submitted by the students

to the Principal through the members of the

staff accompanying the students, at least

one week prior to the scheduled date. The

students will have to give an undertaking

that they will behave properly and obey all

instructions of the staff members' in-charge,

going at their cost and consequences. The

college will not be held responsible for any

untoward incident that may happen on an

excursion, a picnic or a tour. When an

application for permission is submitted, it will

be presumed that the students have taken

previous permission from their parents/

guardians to join the picnic etc.

Smoking of cigarettes and other harmful

products, chewing tobacco, consuming liquor

or any other kind of intoxication is strictly

prohibited within the premises of the college.

Sale of cigarettes and other tobacco products

within the radius of 100 yards of an

Educational Institution is strictly prohibited

and is punishable

offence under s. 24 of the Cigarettes & other

T o b a c c o P r o d u c t s ( P r o h i b i t i o n o f

advertisement & Regulation of Trade &

C o m m e r c e , P r o d u c t i o n , S u p p l y &

distribution) Act, 2003, with a fine which may

extend up to 200 rupees.

Ø STANDARD FOR PASSING THE B.L.S. /

LL.B. EXAMINATION:

R.4437: To pass the examination the

candidates must obtain 45% marks in each

theory paper/s and Practical/s separately.

Those candidates who obtain less than 60%

marks at the same sitting will be placed in

Second Class. Those of the successful

candidates who obtain 60% marks and more

than 60% marks in all paper/s at one and the

same sitting will be placed in the First Class. A

candidate shall be declared "Passed” in the

subjects / papers of Practical-l Training and

subject / papers if he/she has secured

minimum 45% of the total marks in the

respective papers of Practical Training and

subject/papers.

The candidates shall also be entitled to the

benefit of allocable grace marks as per the

University Regulations. A candidate who

obtains 45% marks in Theory paper/s and

Practical/s may, at his option be exempted

from appearing in the paper/s and Practical/s

as the case may be. No candidate will be

admitted to, and allowed to appear at, the

year end semester examinations unless

he/she has successfully passed the

Examination in the Practical Training papers

for the respective semester to be conducted

by the respective colleges affiliated to the

University of Mumbai, on behalf of the

University.

In accordance with the University of Mumbai

Circular no. Exam / KMK / 1844 / 2018 dated

17th may, 2018, examinations of Semester I

to IV of LL.B. (Three Year Course) and

Semester I to VIII of B.L.S. / LL.B. (Five Year

Course) will be conducted by the respective

affiliated colleges on behalf of the University.

The remaining examinations i.e. sem. V & VI

of LL.B. and Sem. IX and X of B.L.S. / LL.B. will

be conducted by University of Mumbai.

Ø LIBRARY WORKING HOURS

Library will remain open between 9.00 a.m.

and 6.00 p.m. on all working days. The

student must immediately report to the

Principal through the Librarian, if he/she

losses his/her Reader's Ticket. A new

Reader's Ticket will be issued in place of the

lost one on payment of Rs. 100/-. The

detailed rules regarding the Library are

available with the Librarian, on request.

Ø REFERENCE AND STUDY ROOM SECTION

Books placed in the Reference section, such

as dictionaries, encyclopedias, reports,

University handbooks, question papers etc.

will be issued to a student against his Identity

Card only for reference in the Library. They

must be returned at least fifteen minutes


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before the Library closes. The books thus

issued must not, on any account, be taken

out of the Library Hall. A fine of Rs.10/- per

day will be charged in case such books are

taken out.

Current periodicals as well as the bound

volumes of the old periodicals will be made

available only for reference in the Library.

Students should not remove the periodicals

from their places allotted in the Library.

Students should claim back and verify their

Identity Cards when they return the books.

Ø DIGITAL LIABRARY

Students are not allowed to use digital library

during the lecture hours. The student are not

allow to consume food and / or beverages

(except drinking water). The Students are

prohibited from viewing Pronographic

Material, Playing Games, hacking into

network & Other Computer, Spamming,

Sending junk mail & causing any short of

damages to I.T. Infrastucture in the digital

library or in College Premises

Ø METHODS OF TEACHING AND LEARNING

Legal study requires more practical approach

beyond the class room teaching. Therefore,

besides class room lectures teaching

methods includes interactive sessions,

discussions, case studies, power point

presentations, documentaries, seminars,

workshops, mooting (debating points of law

before a judge), guest lectures, practical

training, project work, field visits etc.

Ø EXAMINATIONS

Examination Question Paper Pattern LL.B.

Marking Scheme Three years and Five Years

Degree Course

Ø TOTAL 100 MARKS

Q.No.1 Ten short Answers in not more than

two sentences - 2 marks each equivalent to

20 marks.

Q.No.2 Short Explanatory / Definitional

Analytical notes on any four out of six, 5

marks each totaling 20 marks.

Q.No.3 Situational/ Application Questions

(Problems) on any two out of three, 6 marks

each totaling 12 marks.

Q.No.4 Essay type questions four out of six -

12 marks each totaling 48 marks.

Answers to questions on the answer sheets

for the subjects Legal Language and Legal

Writing and English are to be written only in

English. Answers written in any other

language other than English will not be

considered for this paper.

INTERNSHIP & PLACEMENT :Ø PLACEMENT

The primary aim of any professional course is

to enable the students to get gainfully

employed, in order that they are well placed

and excel in their field of endeavor. TRCL in its

first year itself, has initiated the process

through establishment of Placement Cell.

Ø PLACEMENT CELL OVERVIEW

At TRCL, the Placement Cell is committed to

empower students with pre- placement skills

that ensures best placements. We offer

internships to all our students that enhances

their awareness of the world of work,

accelerates personal maturity, self-

awareness and ability to articulate skills and

achievements thereby creating competitive

lawyers.

Ø INTERNSHIPS

TRCL takes pride in stating that 48 students

were offered internships in the very first year

of inception with renowned law firms and

corporates houses that assisted the students

in identifying and achieving their own

personal potential.

Ø SOFT- SKILL TRAINING

The Placement Cell regularly conducts

sessions and training on soft- skill

development by eminent personalities to

enable the students to meet up the

interpersonal and professional skills.

Ø THE LIST OF A FEW LAW FIRMS

COMPANIES, WE ASSOCIATED THIS

YEAR ARE:

Ø ANTI-RAGGING CELL

Ragging is a Crime. Ragging is totally banned,

and anyone found guilty of ragging and / or

abetting ragging is liable to be punished

under Penal Code & UGC Regulations on

curbing the menace of ragging in Higher

Education Institutions, 2009.

If any student is found indulging in ragging, it

should be brought to the notice of Member /

Coordinator / Chairperson of the Anti-

Ragging Committee / Anti Ragging Squad of

the college or Anti Ragging monitoring cell of

the university immediately.

Ø ANTI-RAGGING CELL

Dr. Anil Kumar Singh (Principal)

Prof. Urmila Chauhan (Assistant Professor)

Mrs. Anitha Salian (Administrative Officer)

Help Line - 022 – 26142346

Women Development Cell

As per the directions of the University of

Mumbai, vide Circular No. WDC / 161 of 2009

and Circular No. CONCOL / 24 of 2014-15, a

Women Development Cell / Internal

Complaints Committee is constituted to deal

with the complaints of sexual harassment in

the college.

Ø STUDENTS GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL

COMMITTEE

The Students’ Grievance Redressal Cell is

formed to promote and maintain a conducive

& unprejudiced educational environment.


• Future Group

• Falcon Legal

• Integreon

• Law Juris

• NT Legal

• Supremo Legal

• Udaipuri & Co.• N.N Amin & Co.

• Gopa Kumar Nair Associates

• Leagas Law Associates

• K.K. Agarwal & Associates• Sharma & Associates

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The Resorting to Ragging: A student involved

in any such act is liable to be expelled from

the college, and in addition, there would be

resort to criminal proceedings and the

Ragging Committee and Squad will be

deciding the said matters.

Smoking, consumption of alcoholic drinks,

intoxicants and narcotic drugs. An act which

causes destruction or defacing of the

property of the college or organizing raids

and breaking into the premises of the college.

An act which interferes with the personal

liberty of another person or subjects another

to indignity or involves physical violence or

use of abusive language.

An act in breach of an undertaking given

under the Rules of Discipline.

Refusal to establish or reveal identity in the

premises of the college.

An act which causes interference of outside

persons or bodies or agencies in the

functioning of the college.

Dissemination and assertion of any false

statement or tampering of certificates and

records, whether with a view to seeking

admission in a college or securing any benefit

whatsoever.

Collection of funds for any programme, picnic,

excursion, project or activity without prior

written permission of the appropriate

authority.

Use of title of the college or a title which

includes the name of the college for sending

any letter or communication to the press or

for distributing any document or literature or

publication other than academic work,

without prior written permission of the

appropriate authority. Unauthorized use of

the name or address of the college or its

officers or other authorities for making any

representation on behalf of any student or a

group of students to any public authority in

India or elsewhere or to any person (including

the press) other than a person responsible for

the management of the affairs of the college.

An act which disrupts the smooth running of

the college or environment conducive to the

pursuit of knowledge or harmonious

relationship between diff erent groups of

students.

An act which tends to lower in the public

esteem the image of the college or their o

fficers.

An act of unruly and disorderly behavior at

any competitions, sports, cultural activities or

other social or educational programmes

organized by the college.

An act involving moral turpitude.

Breach of Ordinances and Rules relating to

attendance at lecture tutorials, tests, terminal

or preliminary examinations, and progress to

the satisfaction of the Principal.

Being found in possession of goods or any

material deemed objectionable by the

Principal of the college. (In such cases, the

Principal may take or direct to take

possession of such material pending further

enquiry, if necessary).

Any act of insubordination or rude behavior or

use of inappropriate language towards the

Principal or any Professor of the college or

non-teaching staff.

Generally, any other act of indiscipline which,

in the opinion of the Principal of the college is

unbecoming of a student.

ACTS OF INDISCIPLINE

FIRST TERM01st July, 2019 to

14th December, 2019

SECOND TERM 02nd January, 2020 to

20th May, 2020

ARRANGEMENT OF TERMS

both days inclusive

1) There will be a break for Mid term from

02nd September, 2019 to 07th September,

2019 (both days inclusive) total 06 days

Ganpati Vacation.

2) There will be Diwali Vacation from 25th

October, 2019 to 05th November, 2019

(both days inclusive).

3) There will be a break for Term Break from

15th December, 2019 to 01st January, 2020

(both days inclusive).

4) Summer Vacation will be starting from 21th

May, 2020 to 30th June, 2020 (both days

inclusive)

The teaching staff consist of the Principal

Dr. A. K. Singh, Full Time Professor for the

Regular lectures, practical training, moot court

training, drafting, tutorials, case study classes

and soft skill trainings will be conducted

b e t w e e n 8 . 0 0 a m t o 2 . 0 0 p m .

The working hours for the college office is

9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m., whereas library will

remain open from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

THE TEACHING STAFF (2018-19)

Academic Year

2018-19

Prof. Hansa Bhargav

Prof. Moonam Kharat

Prof. Urmila Chauhan

Prof. Subhash Pathak

Prof. Rajwant Rao

Visiting Faculty :

Prof. Amrita Sanyal

Prof. Sneha Raut

WORKING HOURS

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MOOT COURT PARTICIPATIONS

NAME OF THE COMPETITION NAME OF THE PARTICIPANTSDATE OF COMPETITION

Manipal Ranka National Moot CourtCompetition 2018, Jaipur

September 29-October 1, 2018 Sakshi Baadkar (S.Y.B.L.S.)Vishvendra Shekhawat(S.Y.B.L.S.) Bhairavi Jadhav (S.Y.B.L.S.)

7th Prof. V.S. Mani Memorial InternationalLaw Moot @ Jaipur National University

October 5-7, 2018 Shyamdhar Upadhyay (S.Y.B.L.S.)Pooja Shinde (S.Y.B.L.S.)Kartik Pandey (S.Y.B.L.S.)

8th FYLC– Ranka National Moot CourtCompetition 2018 Jaipur

3rd Law College Dehradun, Faculty ofUttaranchal University, National Moot Court

Shree Hashuji Advani Memorial 2nd National Moot Court Competition organized by VES College of Law, Mumbai

13th Shankarrao Kanitkar National MootCourt Competition organized by Modern Law College, Pune

Astraea 2019, National Moot CourtCompetition organized by KES Shri.Jayantilal H. Patel Law College, Mumbai

Sparkle 2019, National Moot CourtCompetition organized by KLE Society’s KLE College of Law, Mumbai

Vidhi Kiran 2019, National Moot CourtCompetition organized by G J Advani LawCollege, Mumbai

National Moot Court Competition organizedby MKES College of Law, Mumbai

Law Tryst 2019, National Moot CourtCompetition organized by Jitendra Chauhan College of Law, Mumbai

Legis Centrum 2019, 13thNational Moot Court Competition organized by KC Law College, Mumbai

Anuraag 2019, Late Prin. Dr. P.W. Rege Moot Court Competition organized by New Law College, Mumbai

2nd National moot Court Competition, Bahra University, Shimla

6th M L P National Moot Court Competition, Raipur 2nd National Moot Court Competition, MATS University, Raipur

National Moot Court CompetitionJayoti Vidyapeeth, Women's University. jaipur.

Darshana Mishra (S.Y.LL.B.)Maitry Kothari (S.Y.B.L.S.)Priyanka Kumawat (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Drishti Singh (S.Y.LL.B.)Komal Sharma (S.Y.LL.B.)Jahanvi Patadia (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Abhishek Singh (F.Y.B.L.S)Madhu Mallah (S.Y.B.L.S.)Shyamdhar Upadhyay (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Anushka Singh (F.Y.B.L.S)Tanya Sinha (F.Y.B.L.S)

Shyamdhar Upadhyay (S.Y.B.L.S.)Sayli Patil (S.Y.B.L.S.)Janhvi Chogle (S.Y.LL.B.)

Pooja Shinde (S.Y.B.L.S.)Swati Pandey (S.Y.B.L.S.)Krishna Nair (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Janhavi Patadia (S.Y.B.L.S.)Sapna Maurya (S.Y.B.L.S.)Nidhi Pathak (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Vishvendra Shekhawat(S.Y.B.L.S.)Abhishek Singh (F.Y.B.L.S.)Siddharth Singh (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Mahima Shah (S.Y.B.L.S.)Kartik Pandey (S.Y.B.L.S.)Fatema Kanchwala (S.Y.LL.B.)

Sakshi Baadkar (S.Y.B.L.S.)Abhishek Singh (F.Y.B.L.S.)Vishvendra Shekhawat(S.Y.B.L.S.)

Mehek Chowdhary (S.Y.LL.B.)Darshana Mishra (S.Y.LL.B.)

Janhavi Dd. Patadia (S.Y. B.L. S.)Ankur N. Jain (S.Y. LL. B.)Shreyes Mashesh M. Mhapankar S.Y.B.L.S.)

Ankita M. Jangid (F. Y. LL. B.)Ritu P. Pandey (F. Y. LL. B.)Simer Nelson (F.Y. LL. B.)

Shambhavi Malaviya (F.Y.B.L.S.)Nellie Emmanual (F.Y.B.L.S.)Aparna Achary (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Sakshi Badkar(S.Y.B.L.S.)Bhairavi Jadhav (S.Y.B.L.S.)Abhishek Singh (F.Y.B.L.S.)

2nd National Moot Court Competition, ITM University. Raipur

October 13-15, 2018

October 5-7, 2018

January 11-13, 2019SEMI FINALIST

January 11-12, 2019

February 23 – 24, 2019

March 1-3, 2019

February 23 – 24, 2019

March 1-3, 2019SEMI FINALIST

March 8-10, 2019

March 23-24, 2019

March 15- 16, 2019

April,23, 2019

April 11-12, 2019BEST RESEARCHER

April 13-15, 2019

April 06 -07, 2019

OTHER PARTICIPATIONS

Ninth Nari Gursahani Fest- Vidhi Manthan

Client Counselling Competition

8th D.M. Harish Memorial Inter – Collegiate

Elocution Competition, 2018 organized

by G.J. Advani Law College

Anand Vishwa Gurukul College of Law

Inter Collegiate Elocution Competition

4th Mumbai Judgment Deliberation Competition ,

Government Law College

Vidhya Vardhini College - FACE-OFF

Debate Competition

UDAAN Poster Making Competition, DLLE,

University of Mumbai

Ad -Lex & Battle of Titles, Astraea 2019,

organized by KES Shri. Jayantilal H. Patel

Law College, Mumbai

Battle of Titles, Astraea 2019, organized by KES

Shri. Jayantilal H. Patel Law College, Mumbai

Parliamentary Debate, Vidhi Kiran 2019,

organized by G J Advani Law College, Mumbai

Extempore, Vidhi Kiran 2019, organized

by G J Advani Law College, Mumbai

Judgment Writing, Vidhi Kiran 2019, organized by

G J Advani Law College, Mumbai

Law Tryst 2019, Client Counselling organized by

Jitendra Chauhan College of Law, Mumbai

Law Tryst 2019, Law Firm Management

organized by Jitendra Chauhan

College of Law, Mumbai

Fatema Kanchwala (S.Y.LL.B.)

Komal P. Sharma (S.Y.LL.B.)

Bhavesh Ameta (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Tanya Sinha (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Davina David (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Aakash Saxsena (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Akshara Verma (S.Y.B.L.S.)


Kritika Kotnis (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Vianney D Cunha (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Swati Pandey (S.Y.B.L.S)

Amit Trivedi (S.Y.LL.B.)

Shyamdhar Upadhyay (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Sayli Patil (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Janhvi Chogle (S.Y.LL.B.)

Shyamdhar Upadhyay (S.Y.B.L.S.)


Janhvi Chogle (S.Y.LL.B.)


Uditkumar Gupta (S.Y.LL.B.)

Jyoti Bhandari (S.Y.LL.B.)


Uditkumar Gupta (S.Y.LL.B.)



Mahima Shah (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Kartik Pandey (S.Y.B.L.S.)




Judgment Writing, Vidhi Kiran 2019,


Letter to Chief Justice, Vidhi Kiran 2019,


September 8, 2018

September 26, 2018

October 20, 2018

October 20-21, 2018

February 14 – 15, 2019

WINNERS

February 15, 2019

2nd PRIZE

February 23 – 24, 2019

WINNERS

February 23 – 24, 2019

February 23 – 24, 2019

WINNERS

February 23 – 24, 2019

February 23 – 24, 2019

February 23 – 24, 2019

March 8-10, 2019

March 8-10, 2019

RUNNER UP


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OTHER COMPETITIONS


Law Tryst 2019, Model Parliament organized by

Jitendra Chauhan College of Law, Mumbai

Law Tryst 2019, Draftsman ship, The Jaegers, My

Way or Highway & War of Words organized

College, Mumbai

Anuraag 2019, Parliamentary Debate organized

by New Law College, Mumbai

Anuraag 2019, Law Quiz organized by

New Law College, Mumbai

Anuraag 2019, Debate organized by


Anuraag 2019, Elocution organized by


Vivekanand Youth Conclave, VES’s College of Law,

Mumbai, Bollywood Moot Court

Vidhi Kiran, National Level Law Fest, J J Advani

Law College, Mumbai, Parliamentary Debate

Vivekanand Youth Conclave, VES’s College of Law,

Mumbai, Debate

“Speak” organized by Universal College of

Engineering

“Speak” organized by Universal College of

Engineering





Tanay Karwa (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Mehek Chowdhary (S.Y.LL.B.)

Darshana Mishra (S.Y.LL.B.)

Maitry Kothari (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Mehek Chowdhary (S.Y.LL.B.)

Nidhi Pathak (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Sayali Patil (S.Y.B.L.S.)

Shreyash Mhapankar S.Y.B.L.S.)

Niraj Gayakant (F.Y.B.L.S.

Ankit Kumar Pandey (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Shivansh Bhargav (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Udit Kumar Gupta (S.Y.LL.B.)

Jyoti Bhandari (S.Y.LL.B.)



Vianney D’ Cunha (S.Y.B.L.S.)


Mohika Pandey (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Rachit Singh (F.Y.B.L.S.)

Trusha Mishra (F.Y.B.L.S.)

March 8-10, 2019

SECOND RUNNER UP

March 8-10, 2019

RUNNER UP

March 15- 16, 2019

March 15- 16, 2019

March 15- 16, 2019

March 15- 16, 2019

March 23, 2019

RUNNER UP

February 23-24, 2019

WINNERS

March 23, 2019

March 30, 2019

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ACHIEVERS 2018-19

Amit Trivedi won Second prize in Poster Making Competition in UDAAN festival of University of Mumbai

Simer Pereira won Best Researcher award at National Moot Court Competition, MATS University, Raipur (CG)

Kritika Kotnis, Uditkumar Gupta and Jyoti Bhandari won first prize in Parliamentary Debate held at G.J. Advani Law College

Rachit Singh, Shruti Dubey, Aakash Saxena and Arpit Jain won first prize in Quiz Competition held at K.M. Agrawal College of Arts, Commerce & Science

Vianney D’Cunha, Kritika Kotnis, Swati Pandey won First Prize in Debate Competition held at Vidyavardhini College of Engineering & Technology

Ridhi Katare won third prize in 1st National Essay & Poetry Writing Competiton held at Arts & F ine A r t s Commit tee University of Mumbai Law Academy

Kritika Kotnis won third prize in Model Parliament at Law Tryst 2019 held at Jitendra Chauhan College of Law

Sayali Patil, Niraj Gayakant, Ankit Kumar Pandey,Shreysa Mhapanskar, Shivansh Bhargav Runnner up, Vivekanand Youth Conclave, VES’s College of Law, Mumbai, Bollywood Moot Court

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Mahima Shah and Kartik Pandey were Runner's Up for My way or highway, Runner's Up Law Firm Management, at Law Tryst, SVKM’Jitendra Chauhan College of Law

Vishwndra Shekhawat, Abhishek Singh and Siddhvita Singh were Semi-finalists in National Moot Court Competition Organized by MKES College of Law, Mumbai.

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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

A visit to Bombay High Court and City Civil & Sessions Court for the students of five-year law course and three-year law course was organized to enable the students to understand the way in which matters are displayed on the Board and the mode of presentation of case. Cross- examination, filing of the cases and Court etiquettes were also witnessed by the students. The museum of the Bombay High Court gave an insight to the students regarding the history of Court system in India.

VISIT TO BOMBAY HIGH COURT AND CITY CIVIL & SESSIONS COURT

MOOT COURT COMPETITION

2nd Intra – Moot Court Competition was organized for students of both Three-Year Law Course and Five-Year Law Course. There was an overwhelming participation from the students with twenty-four teams competing for the trophy.

VISIT TO DONGRI- JUVENILE OBSERVATION HOME

Visit to Juvenile Observation Home, Dongri. where the students were first taken to a room where juvenile in conflict of law were kept. There were children of various age group. They explained about the facilities and amenities provided to them, such as computer lab, art class, carpentry class, library etc. They even had counseling center for children, consisting Children Psychologist.

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VIDHAN BHAVAN

CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

The Legal Aid Committee organized a visit of 50 students to Vidhan Bhavan. The students witnessed the live session of Legislative Assembly where the issue of farmers relating to rates of cow milk, disbursement of loans, reservation and water issues were on discussion. The students also vis i ted the Legislative Council. It was a first hand experience for the students regarding the functioning of the State Legislature.

At TRCL, Parliamentary Debate and Mock Parliament on contemporary issues are a regular phenomenon. Students get practical exposer about Parliamentary proceedings, discussion and debate on various issues in the form of presenting bill under the guidance of experts.

VISIT TO DAHISAR POLICE STATION

In order to explain about the police administration system, students visited Dahisar Police Station, where they were explained about the procedure for lodging F.I.R. and N.C. They were also shown crime detection room and cyber crime room and explained about its importance and at the end of the session the gathering was addressed by the Senior Police Inspector Shri. Pingale,

A demonstrative moot court was organized for the first year students to make them familiar with the moot court competition and encourage them to participate in National & International moot court competitions to come.

PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE AND MOCK PARLIAMENT

DEMO MOOT COURT

VISIT TO VIDHAN BHAVAN

Flag Hosting on Independancs Day by Shri Ramesh R. Singh, Trustee Thakur Educational Trust

International Yoga Day

Teachers' Day Celiberation on 5th September as a mark of love & affection to the teachers.

Versova Beach Cleanness Drive

Induction Programme

Marathi Bhasha Gaurav Divas was celebrated to commemorare the birthday of the famous Marathi poet 'Kusumagraj’

Traditional Day to give a beautiful platform to the students to showcase their different tradition.

EXTRA - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Ganesh Chaturthee Festival

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PROGRAM FOR HOLISTIC WELL BEING

Para Legal Volunteers’ four days training programme was conducted by Mumbai Suburban District Legal Service Authority in co-ordination with TRCL and Global Care Foundation from 8th April to 11th April,2019. One hundred and forty students were registered and participated in this training. Justice (Rtd.) Shri Abhay M. Thipsay, former judge of Bombay High Court distributed identity card to the participants.

PARA LEGAL VOLUNTEERS’ TRAINING

WDC of TRCL organized work shop to sensitize students about the issues relating to ‘sexual harassment at work place: a legal and social aspects. Mr. Quaisar Khalid (IPS), IG, Protection of Civil Rights, Ms. Flavia Agnes, Founder Member, Majlis and Adv. Rasda Ainapore addressed the students.

WDC conducted a workshop on ‘Self- Defense Training’ for the girl students Mrs. Alpa Khatri

WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL

The key factors for holistic wellbeing; physical, mental, social & spiritual health, were discussed by Mrs. Shilpa Pandey

EXTRA - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law celebrated its Annual day-2019 on 27th April 2019. Chief Guest for the event was Shri. Jitendra Sigh,

Secretary, Thakur Educational Trust and Guest of Honour Shri Ravi J. Singh, representative, Thakur Educational Trust. The event provided a

great opportunity for the students to showcase their talent, performing solo singing, group singing, poetry reciting, solo dance, group dance,

theme-based fashion show (women empowerment), Skit (on Pulwama attack), etc. The program concluded with Prize distribution ceremony

for participants and achievers of inter-collegiate and intra-College activities and competitions for the academic year 2018-2019.

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ANNUAL DAY-2019

REPORT

GUEST LECTURES

Adv. Ameet Mehta, managing partner, Solicis Lex, addressed students on Immigration Law, EB5 VISA for US.

Adv. Vasant Bhanage addressed the student on the topic ‘Law & Common Man’.

Adv. Afroz Shah

Mr. Vipin Peethambaran delivered a guest lecture on “Avenues in Legal Profession”.

The important issues relating to Company Law, comparison of old Company Law with the current law and landmark judgments by Adv. Puneet Chaturvedi

Adv. Puneet Chaturvedi addressed on the topic Principles of Hindu Law .

Dr. Bipin Kumar Associate Professor, National Law University, Jodhpur

'Investor’s Protection Role of SEBI' by Mr. Sunder Rajan Raman, Former Whole Time Member of SEBI.

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LEGAL AID CAMPAIGN

On 31st March, 2019 the legal aid committee took yet another initiative

of conducting an awareness camp. There were total 31 members who

visited 194 shelters to educate people about our project for their

welfare that is providing them free legal consultation by our college

with respect to any legal issues. The people out there co-operated and

provided us with their details. Some needy people shared their issues

with us that we heard carefully and suggested them accordingly to visit

our college and meet the concerned lawyer to discuss their issues on

the specified days. The further assistance will be based on the need of

their problems.

Legal awareness Programme was

conducted by G loba l ca re

foundation & District Legal Service

Authority on 15th Dec. 2018. Adv.

Yusuf Muchhala. Senior Advocate of

Supreme Count. Shri Yatin Gome,

Secretary. DLSA, Mumbai. Adv.

Rasda Ainapore. Mr. Abid Kundlam,

M a n a g i n g T r u s t e e . G l o b a l

foundation were guest. Topic

discussed Anti-ragging, human

right and signficance of legal aid

and role of students in rendeging

legal assistance to needy people.

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LEGAL STUDY TOUR

Legal Study Tour at Delhi was organized by Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law from 27th Februry 2019 to 02nd March 2019. The legal study

tour included visit to Supreme Court of India, Parliament, Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum, Indira Gandhi Memorial, Red Fort, Bar Council of India

and India Gate. The other places visited includes Chandni Chowk, Bangla Sahib Gurudwara, Sarojini Market and Connaught Place. The students

witnessed live sessions at the Hon’ble Supreme Court, Bar Council of India and were acquainted with the historical heritage at Parliament,

Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum, Indira Gandhi Memorial, Red Fort and India Gate.

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

PRESIDENT HOUSE MUSEUM

BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA

INDIRA GANDHI MEMORIAL

KUTUB MINARINDIRA GANDHI INTERNATIONAL

AIRPORT DELHI RED FORT

INDIA GATE

LEX COMMUNIQUE -2019

Lex Communique - Two Days National Law Fest was hosted by

Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law on 23rd and 24th February

2019. Moot Court and Vidhi Chhatra Sansad were the flagship

events along with Client Counselling, Legal Quiz and Picture

Caption. TRCL received an overwhelming response from the law

schools across the country. Adv. Anil C Singh, Additional Solicitor

General of High Court of Bombay and Adv. Yusuf Muchhala, Senior

Advocate of Supreme Court of India, Shri. Jitendra Singh, Secretary

of Thakur Educational Trust and Shri. Ravi Singh, Management

Representative of Thakur Educational Trust were the esteemed

guests for inauguration. Eminent Lawyers, Industrialists and Legal

Experts were invited to judge the preliminary rounds, quarters

finals and semifinals. It was an extreme honor for TRCL to invite

Justice (Rtd.) Dr. Mrs. Shalini Shashank Phansalkar Joshi, Bombay

High Court to judge the Moot Court Finals. The guests for

Valedictory were Dr. Aneel Kashi Murarka and Dr.Chaitali

Chakraborty, Principal of Thakur College of Science and Commerce.

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VIDHI SHASTRA SAMVADOne Day National Conference, Vidhi Shastra Samvad was

organized on 24th November 2018 on the topic ‘Recent Developing

Trends in law & Society’. Eminent academician from University of

Mumbai and other parts of the country participated and presented

their research papers. There was overwhelming response from the

participants from all over India. Research papers were compiled in

an edited book titled ‘Legal dynamics: A Compilation of Recent

Developing Trends in Law & Society’. ISBN: 978-93-87910-46-1.

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Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension conducted “First term Training Programme” for the academic year 2018-19 on

1st September 2018.

Second term DLLE programme conducted by Dr Seema Agrwal, Field Co-ordinator.

Soft skill training conducted by Ms. Shewta Garg, principal consultant and trainer, Dream Image.

WORHSHOPS & TRAINING PROGRAMMES

Mr. Swarnjeet Mukherjee guided the students about making the right choice for future professions and other future planning.

Soft Skill Development Programme by Prof. Gayatri Gadgil, Head of the Department, English

at D.G. Ruparel College of Arts, Science & Commerce

Training Programme, Online Journal Manupatra

ISO training was organized for two days

FACULTIES ACHIEVEMENTS

PRINCIPAL :

01. Completed “Internal Auditor Training Course on ISO 9001:2015” at

Two Days Workshop by Knowledge Management Centre

organized by Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law on 1st – 2nd

November 2018.

02. Edited book ‘Legal Dynamics; a Compilation on Recent Developing

Trends in Law & Society’ Published by Infinity Publishing, New

Delhi, ISBN 978-93-87910-1, 2018.

03. Participated in Faculty development Programme on the theme

‘Legal Education Reforms’ conducted by Depart of law & all

affiliated colleges of Law of University of Mumbai from 5th to 7th

July, at YMCA Camp lake side, Nilshi

04 Invited as guest speakers by Chembur Karnataka College of Law

on the topic 'Analytical study of Family Law''

ASST. PROF. HANSA BHARGAV :

01. Published Research Paper titled “Clemency in Indian Law – The

Constitutional Framework” in International Journal - Paripex –

Indian Journal of Research, Volume -7, Issue - 8, August - 2018

ISSN – 2250-1991

02. Participated in One day Workshop on “Expanding Emotional

Intelligence for Professors” organized by Clara’s College of

Commerce on 25th September 2018.

03. Published a Research Paper titled “Legal Aid: An Analysis” at One

Day National Conference organized by Thakur Ramnarayan

College of Law in an Edited Book “ Legal Dynamics: A Compilation

of Recent Developing Trends in Law and Society”, ISBN: 978-93-

87910-46-1




November 2018.

ASST. PROF. MOONAM KHARAT :

01. Participated in one week workshop at state level program on

“IQAC & NAAC new Guidelines” organized by University of Mumbai

and IQAC Cluster, Maharashtra on 16th – 22nd July 2018.

02. Participated in One day Workshop on “Expanding Emotional

Intelligence for Professors” organized by Clara’s College of

Commerce on 25th September 2018.

03. Published a paper on “Law and Human Rights: An Indian

Perspective” at One Day National Conference organized by Thakur

Ramnarayan College of Law in an Edited Book “Legal Dynamics: A

Compilation of Recent Developing Trends in Law and Society”,

ISBN: 978-93-87910-46-1




November 2018.

ASST. PROF. RAJWANT RAO :

01. Participated in one week workshop at state level program on

“IQAC & NAAC new Guidelines” organized by University of Mumbai

and IQAC Cluster, Maharashtra-July 2018.

02. Published a chapter in an Edited book “Legal Audit: A Compilation

of Recent Socio-Legal Issues in India & Abroad” , ISBN- 978-93-

87910-23-2

03. Chaired a technical session at International Conference on Current

Development in Law Society & Economy (ICCDLSE 2018),

organized by MATS University, Raipur (C.G.)

04. Received Best Research Paper Award at International Conference

on Current Development in Law Society & Economy (ICCDLSE

2018), organized by MATS University, Raipur (C.G.)

05. Received Best Presenter Award at International Conference on

Current Development in Law Society & Economy (ICCDLSE 2018),

organized by MATS University, Raipur (C.G.)

06. Delivered a lecture on “Corporate & Ease of Doing Business” in

workshop on contemporary development in corporate law

organized by ITM University with Ministry of Corporate Affairs

07. Delivered a lecture on “Corporate & Competition Crossroads” in

workshop on contemporary development in corporate law

organized by ITM University with Ministry of Corporate Affairs

08. Editor of the Book “ Legal Dynamics: A Compilation of Recent

Developing Trends in Law and Society”, ISBN: 978-93-87910-46-1

09. Appointed external paper setter of Galgotias University, Greater

Noida (U.P.)

10. Published article titled “ambiguity in defination of control :

An analysis through Jet Etihad Deal” in The NUSRL Journal of law

and policy. Vol. No. V. 2018 ISSN 2349-9982.

ASST. PROF. URMILA CHAUHAN :




November 2018.

02. Presented and Published a paper on “Constitutional Provisions for

the Protection of Women Rights in India” at One Day National

Conference organized by Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law in an

Edited Book “ Legal Dynamics: A Compilation of Recent Developing

Trends in Law and Society”, ISBN: 978-93-87910-46-1

ASST. PROF. SUBHASH PATHAK :

01. Published as Co- Author a Research Paper titled “Legal Aid: An

Analysis” at One Day National Conference organized by Thakur

Ramnarayan College of Law in an Edited Book “Legal Dynamics: A

Compilation of Recent Developing

Trends in Law and Society”, ISBN: 978-93-87910-46-1

02. Attended “Internal Auditor Training Course on ISO 9001:2015” at



November 2018.

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