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RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITY’S

DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR COLLEGE OF LAW, NAGPUR

PROUDLY ORGANIZES

THE NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

(2018)

19th

– 21st

JANUARY 2018

16th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL 2018

J U S T A C A U S A B R O C H U R E

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SR.NO. DETAIL PAGE NUMBER

1. About the college 2-3

2. Forward from the Desk 4-6

3. Presidency of Moot Court Association 7

4. Glimpses of Previous Justa Causa 8

5. Organizing committee 9-10

6. Events of Justa Causa 12

7. Schedule of events 13-14

8. Rules of the Moot Court Competition 15-19

9. Rules of Legal Drafting Competition 20

10. Rules of Essay Writing Competition 21

11. Registration Procedure 22-23

12. Registration Form: Moot Court 24

13. Registration Form: Drafting Competition 25

14. Registration Form: Essay writing 26

15. Travel Plan 37

“Lawyers are the foot soLdiers of our constitution”



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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Legal education and legal profession have been held in high esteem throughout

the world since time memorial. Undisputedly legal education has a cardinal role to play

in the matter of ensuring legal justice to the citizens. Herein lays the pivotal role of law

colleges and law schools. The last few decades have witnessed the due importance being

given to legal education in India. An element of professionalism is writ large in the

contemporary legal education in India. Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur

University’s Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law, a premier legal institution of

Central India is a name familiar to the legal fraternity all over India and needs no

introduction. Yet as a matter of sheer delight a few words about the college will not be

unwarranted.

Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University’s Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar

College of Law (Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law), formerly known as

University Law College, established in the year 1925 is the conducted college of the

University. The college has the glorious beginning as Sir Vivian Bose who went on to

become the Judge of Supreme Court of India was the first Principal of this college. The

college, over the years, has attracted talent from all over India. Even today when the

college is facing competition from private law colleges, it is attracting young and

talented students not only from the area within the jurisdiction of the University but

even beyond. Large number of students from the adjoining areas of Chhattisgarh and

Madhya Pradesh States and also from the far flung areas of Delhi and North Eastern

states has been taking admissions in the college. This is testimony of the reputation and

rock solid standing of the college in Central India.

The popularity, standing, credibility and reputation of the college has been built

over the years through the dedicated and selfless service of the successive Vice-

Chancellors of the University, Principals and teaching and non-teaching staff of the

college. The contribution of the students of the college in building the edifice of its

reputation is no less significant. The alumni of the college are awesome and star

studded one. It includes the stalwarts in almost all important walks of public life. The

spectrum is as broad as it could be. If on one hand it includes the most notable



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politicians like former Prime-Minister of India late Shri. Narsimha Rao, Shri. Devendra

Fadnavis (Chief Minister, Maharashtra) and Shri. Nitin Gadkari (Minister of Road,

Transport and Highways of India), on the other hand it includes legal luminaries like,

Hon’ble Shri. Justice S.A. Bobde (Judge, Supreme Court of India), Hon’ble Smt.

Justice Ruma Pal, Hon’ble Shri Justice V.S. Sirpurkar (Former Judges of the Supreme

Court of India), Hon’ble Shri. Justice Ashok Desai (Former Chief Justice of

Uttaranchal High Court); Hon’ble Shri Justice J.N. Patel (Former Chief Justice of

Calcutta High Court); Hon’ble Shri Justice Madhukar Narhar Chandurkar (Former

Chief Justice of Bombay High Court), Hon’ble Shri Justice M.B. Ghodeswar (Former

Acting Chief Justice, Bombay, High Court) Hon’ble Shri Justice K.J. Rohee, Hon’ble

Shri Justice D.K. Deshmukh, Hon’ble Shri Justice D.D. Sinha, Hon’ble Shri Justice S.

R. Dongaonkar, Hon’ble Shri Justice V.C. Daga, Hon’ble Shri Justice R.C. Chauhan

(Former Judges of Bombay High Court); Hon’ble Shri Justice A.P. Deshpande, Hon’ble

Shri Justice P. V. Hardas, Hon’ble Shri Justice B.P. Dharmadhikari, Hon’ble Smt.

Justice Vasanti A. Naik, Hon’ble Shri Justice R.K. Deshpande, Hon’ble Justice Shri.

Rohit Deo and Hon’ble Smt. Justice Bharti Dangre (Sitting Judges, Bombay High

Court); Advocate Harish Salve (Former Solicitor General of India); Advocates Shri

A.S. Bobde, and Shri V.R. Manohar (Former Advocate Generals of Maharashtra), and

Advocate Shri. Shashank V. Manohar (Former President of Board of Cricket Control in

India), Shri. Sunil V. Manohar (Former Advocate General Maharashtra) and many

others who have made singular contribution in development of jurisprudence through

their innovative thinking and arguments.

At Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law, the emphasis is on overall

development of personalities of the law students. The emphasis is also on value

education. With the motto of producing lawyers who are socially sensitive and citizens

of high moral values, the college has been organizing various events including the most

prestigious and popular “JUSTA-CAUSA” which will be entering its 16th year.

Students from the prestigious law schools and colleges from all corners of India eagerly

await this event and make it a point to participate in it.



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NOSTALGIA

As a head of the University it is indeed a matter of pride for me to be

associated with the national annual academic competition which is being

organized with the same vigour and spirit with which it was instituted 16

years back by the law college of the University. I am proud of the law college, its Principal,

teachers and especially the students who have shown remarkable academic commitment year

after year. National Moot Court competition, which is the main component of “Justa Causa” ,

whereas on one hand has been witnessing the exhibition of the talent of the young and

budding lawyers, hailing from different parts of the country is on the other hand providing

alternative method of learning for the new students of the college. The utility of this event

from the perspective of academic enrichment of the students of our college and also students

from other colleges is beyond speculation. I wish the organizing team of the college yet

another grand success.

-- DR. SIDHHARTHAVINAYAKA P. KANE

VICE- CHANCELLOR, RTMNU

“Justa Causa”, which means for the just cause, is the brain child of my

predecessor, conceived and executed 16 years back. This annual event of

the college, comprising several competitions, is the much awaited academic

programme both for the students of the college and also students of law colleges from various

parts of India, sheer because of its quality and utility. We are proudly entering in to the 16th

year of this activity. From the academic session 2017-18 we have changed the format and



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now the event is spread throughout the academic session, expanding its horizon. However,

the major component of Just Causa, the national level moot court competition, organized by

the Moot Court Association of the college continues to be the star attraction and I am happy

to be associated with this event once more as a chairman of the association. Although this is

the sixteenth episode of the programme the vigour, enthusiasm and excitement of the students

is unbound and I am sure it is only because of the zeal of the students the academic

extravaganza called “Justa Causa” is celebrated for the last several years with lot of fanfare.

The national moot court competition starting from 19th January till 21st January 2018

promises to be one more unforgettable event of the college. I wish my team of students

headed by Mr. Sahil Jain and guided by the coordinator Adv. Mrs. Kalyani Kapse good luck

for the event.

DR. SHRIKANT R. KOMAWAR

PRINCIPAL

It gives me immense pleasure to pen few words as a coordinator of the Moot

Court Association of RTMNU’s Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar College of Law,

Nagpur. MCA is conducting various activities for sharpening the advocacy

and communication skills of the students for their overall personality development. As we

enter the 16th episode of JUSTA CAUSA, we are receiving overwhelming response from all

the corners of India. Moot Court competition is widely recognized as one of the most

efficient way to learn law and legal practice and develop the hidden potential of the students.

I am grateful for the patronage extended by the Honorable Judges of the Bombay High Court,

Nagpur Bench and also the Practicing Lawyers for their alma mater, year after year, which

makes this mega law event a grand success. I am also grateful to the Principals of the college



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for giving me the opportunity to organize the mega national Law event. My sincere thanks to

other faculty members of the college for their whole heartedly support. This year’s Justa

Causa comprises National Essay Competition, National Drafting Competition and National

Moot Court Competition.

ADV. MRS. KALYANI S. KAPSE

CO-ORDINATOR, MOOT COURT ASSOCIATION.

With the grace of GOD and blessings of my parents I was unanimously

chosen as the President of Moot Court Association of the college for the

2017-18. It is no less an honor as my college which is now 90 years old has

produced many legal stalwarts, statesmen and bureaucrats who have left behind an

undeletable mark on the national life. I realized the onus of Presidency of the MCA only after

being chosen. The toughest task for the MCA president of our college is the organization of

“Justa Causa”, which my predecessors have done so deftly. However, having learnt under the

past Presidents I am confident of my team’s ability to organize the 16th “Just Causa” in a way

which will fulfill the hopes and expectations of one and all and scale new heights of success.

I assure that the intellectual feast of the three days will prove to be unforgettable for all the

participants of the competitions, included in the mega academic activity “Just Causa”.

SAHIL RAKESH JAIN

PRESIDENT, MOOT COURT ASSOCIATION



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PRESIDENCY OF MOOT COURT ASSOCIATION

NAME YEAR

1. MR. MIHIR KANADE 2002-2003 …………………….

2. MISS. NEHA BOBDE 2003-2004……………………..

3. MR. ARIJIT MAJUMDAR 2004-2005……………………..

4. MR. JAIDEEP SIRPURKAR 2005-2006…………………….

5. MR. KARTIK SHUKUL 2006-2007…………………….

6. MR. RAHUL DIWAKER 2007-2008…………………….

7. MISS. RADHIKA JAISWAL 2008-2009…………………….

8. MR. AKSHAYA SUDAME 2008-2009…………………….

9. MISS. ILA DESHPANDE 2010-2011…………………….

10. MISS. ISHA WARHADE 2011-2012 ……………………

11. MR. KARTIK PATEL 2012-2013…………………….

12. MISS. DIVYA GEORGE 2012-2013…………………….

13. MISS. DHANSHREE GAOLI 2013-2014……………………..

14. MISS. RAJASI MARDIKAR 2014-2015……………………..

15. MR. ABHISHEK SHUKLA 2015-2016……………………..

16. MR. ANAND AGRAWAL 2016-2017…………………….



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GLIMPSES OF PREVIOUS “JUSTA CAUSA”

FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE Y. K. SABHARWAL FORMER JUSTICE V.S. SIRPURKAR

SHRI. JUSTICE SHARAD BOBDE JUSTA CAUSA FINAL ROUND - 2017

“JUSTA CAUSA 2016-17”



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PATRONS

1. DR. SIDDHARTHAVINAYAKA KANE

Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor,

Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University

2. DR. PRAMOD YEOLE

Hon’ble Pro Vice-Chancellor,


3. SHRI. PURANCHANDRA MESHRAM

Hon’ble Registrar,


4. DR. NEERAJ KHATI

Hon’ble Controller of Examinations,


5. DR. RAJU HIWASE

Hon’ble Finance and Accounts Officer




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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

1. DR. SHRIKANT R. KOMAWAR

Principal,

Mobile No. +919822565770

2. DR. MRS. PRAVINA KHOBRAGADE

Senior Assistant Professor

Mobile No. +919890069731

3. DR. MRS. ADHARA DESHPANDE

Assistant Professor

Mobile No.+919890069731

4. DR. MRS. APARNA PANCHABHAI

Assistant Professor

Mobile No. +91 9403119669

5. SHRI. VINOD MISHRA

Prof. Physical Education

Mobile No. +91 9860218778

6. ADV. KALYANI KAPSE

Coordinator, Moot Court Association

Mobile No.+91 9373466737



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MOOT COURT ASSOCIATION

A. MR. SAHIL R. JAIN

President,

Mobile No. +91 7387386070

B. MR. RAM G. CHAKKARWAR

Vice-President,

Mobile No. +91 9960755100

C. MR. MAYANK M. GUPTA

Secretary,

Mobile No. +91 9579157225

D. MR. BHAVESH M. MORYANI

Treasurer,

Mobile No. +91 8275151111

MEMBERS

TANYA BANERJEE SHANTANU TAYWADE

KALYANI GOLAR AMIT VIRWANI

ANKITA BAIS ESHAN SHRIVAS

RUSHIKESH MADDALWAR SANJAY JESWANI

YASH BHELANDE SAHIL UMREDKAR

ANANDI CHAUDHARI YASH BAGE

AKASH DHANDE APARNA SATHEESAN

MITALI CHOURASIA NIRMITI AUTKAR

PRAKHAR CHAUBEY RASHMI SINGH

SAKSHI ARYA



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EVENTS OF JUSTA CAUSA

➢ NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION

To moot means to bring something to a discussion. In a figurative sense, Moot

Court means “Hypothetical case or hearing/ trial”. The aim of Moot Court activity is

to groom the budding lawyers. It trains the students of law to create links between

theory and practice. Moot court competition provides a platform to the law students to

show case their mooting talent. It also is a way for the students to learn from their peer

group. Taking into consideration this significance of moot court competition, we

include this competition in the Law Festival. The judges for the preliminary and semi-

final rounds of the competitions are eminent practicing lawyers.

➢ NATIONAL LEGAL DRAFTING COMPETITION

The legal drafting competition provides an opportunity to the students to

develop their drafting skill which is hallmark of a successful lawyer. In this

competition, a legal problem will be given to the participants along with the research

material. The participants will have to draft the case within the stipulated time. These

written submissions will then be judged by a panel of judges.

➢ THE LATE SHRI RATANLAL HIRASAV DONGAONKAR MEMORIAL

NATIONAL LEGAL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

Essay writing is aimed to test and enhance writing skills of the students. It also

serves as a tool to test their knowledge and imagination. It involves critical thinking

and research skills as well as the ability to develop and logically express and defend

his view point. The National Legal Essay Writing Competition is aimed to provide a

Nation-Wide platform to the law students to demonstrate their skills of research,

language and presentation of their ideas on a particular topic.



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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Date: 19thJanuary, 2018 (Friday) DAY-1

SR.NO. EVENTS TIME VENUE

1.A Team Registration 4:00P.M. to 5:00P.M. Auditorium

1.B Orientation 5:00P.M. to 5:45P.M. Auditorium

1.C Inauguration 6:00P.M. to 8:00P.M. Auditorium

Date: 20th January, 2018 (Saturday) DAY 2


2. National Legal

Drafting Competition 8:00A.M. to 9:00A.M. RoomNo.2

3. NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION

3.A Round I-A 9:00A.M. to12:30P.M. College Court Rooms

3.B Round I-B 2:00P.M. to5:30P.M. College Court Rooms

3.C Researcher test 6:00 P.M to 7:00 P.M Room No. 2

3.D

Declaration of results of

Moot Court (both

rounds)and Draw of lots

8:30 P.M. College Auditorium



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Date: 21st January, 2018(Sunday)DAY 3


4. National l egal

Essay competition 8:00 A.M to 9:00 A.M Room No. 2

3.E Moot Court

Semi-Finals 9:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. College Auditorium

3.F Moot Court Finals 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. College Auditorium

5.

Valedictory Function 4:30 P.M. Onwards College Auditorium



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RULES FOR THE NATIONAL MOOT COURT

COMPETITION

1. Number of teams:

Maximum of 24 teams will be accommodated for the competition. Selection of

the teams will be done on first come first serve basis.

2. Team Composition:

Each team shall comprise of 3 Members i.e. 2 Speakers and 1 Researcher.

3. Rounds:

a. The Moot Court Competition shall comprise of the following three rounds:

i. Preliminary Round divided into I-A & I-B on 20thJanuary, 2018.

ii. Semi-Final Round on 21st January, 2018

iii. Final Round on 21st January, 2018.

b. Each team will have to argue from both sides in the Preliminary Round

(Comprising of I-A & I-B). This order will be decided by draw of lots at

the time of orientation on 19th January, 2018.

c. The teams which have won both their Preliminary Rounds will be eligible

for qualification in the Semi-final Round which shall consist of 4 teams. In

case there are 5 or more teams who have won both their preliminary rounds,

the aggregate marks shall be considered and the top 4 teams who have won

both their rounds and have highest aggregate marks shall qualify for the

Semi-Final Round. In case there are 3 teams who have won both their

preliminary rounds, the fourth place in the Semi-Final shall be occupied by

the team, which has won one round in the preliminaries and also has the

highest aggregate marks in both the preliminary rounds. In case there are 2

teams who have won both their preliminary rounds, the third and fourth

place in the Semi-Final shall be occupied by the teams which have won one

round in the preliminaries and also have the highest aggregate marks in both



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the preliminary rounds. In case there is only one team which has won both

its rounds, similar procedure as mentioned above shall be followed. 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 decision of the Organizers will be

final.

d. The Sides for the Semi-Final round will be decided by draw of lots

immediately after the results of Preliminary Rounds. The Semi- Final round

will be held on 21st January, 2018.

e. The top 2 teams shall then argue the case in the Final Round on 21st

January, 2018.

4. Memorials:

a) The memorial shall necessarily consist of the following:

(a) Cover Page

(b) Table of Contents

(c) List of Abbreviations

(d) Index of Authorities

(e) Statement of Jurisdiction

(f) Statement of Facts (not more than two pages)

(g) Issues Raised

(h) Summary of Arguments

(i) Advance Arguments (not more than fifteen pages)

(j) Prayer

b) All the teams shall submit twelve (12) copies of the memorials of each side

(i.e. 12 copies from petitioner’s sides and 12 copies from the respondent’s

side), which makes a total of 24 memorials, at the time of the orientation

on19th January, 2018. The copies do not need to be sent in advance.

c) The memorial should not exceed 35 pages.

d) The memorials, however, should not contain any kind of identification

whatsoever; else they may be subject to disqualification.



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e) The Petitioner memorials MUST have light Blue paper covers while the

Respondent MUST have light Red. Use of plastic binding is prohibited.

Memorials should be stapled or stitched by cotton thread. Teams are

advised not to use spiral or comb binding.

f) All memorials submitted must conform to the following general rules:

1. Memorials must be printed on white A4 size paper with black ink

only.

2. The font used must be Times New Roman, size 12.

3. The Harvard Blue Book style of footnoting must be followed as far as

practicable.

4. The font of footnotes must be Times New Roman, Size 10, single line

spacing.

5. Each page of the memorial must have a margin of one inch on all

sides, excluding its page number. Page numbers must be given on the

top right hand corner.

6. The Body of Pleadings must not exceed fifteen (15) pages in total.

5. Oral Submissions:

a) 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.

b) For the preliminary round each team shall have a maximum of 15 minutes

to present their oral submissions. In the semi-final round each team shall

have a maximum of 30 minutes to present their oral submissions. 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.

c) No speaker shall be permitted to address the court for more than 10



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minutes in the preliminary round, for more than 20 minutes in the semi-

final round and for more than 30 minutes in the final rounds.

d) At the commencement of each session of the oral submissions each team

shall notify the court.

6. Marking Criteria:

Following shall be the marking criteria and the marks allotted per Mooter.

• Each mooter shall be marked out of 100. Thus, the total team marks, per

Judge, will be out of 200. All the rounds shall be before a two Judges bench,

making the team marks out of a total of 400. So total team marks in the

Preliminary Round (including I-A and I-B round) are out of 800.

• Whichever team secures more marks as against its opponent, shall be

considered as having won its round. The decision of the Judges shall be final

and binding. So as to ensure uniformity in the marking system all the Judges

shall be provided with marking guidelines.

7. The Researcher’s Test:

i) The Researcher’s Test shall be of one hour and objective in nature.

ii) The Researcher of every participating team can attempt this test.

Sr. No. Marking Criterion Marks Allotted

1. Perusal of Facts 10

2. Knowledge and Application of Law 20

3. Response to Court Questions 15

4. Advocacy Skills / Presentation 15

5. Memorials 20

6. Case Laws 10

7. Court Etiquettes 10

TOTAL 100



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iii) The Researcher’s Test shall be conducted on 20th January, 2018after

the Preliminary Rounds (I-A & I-B) in the college premises.

• Scouting: Scouting by the student counsel, researcher or any one affiliated

with the team will lead to the disqualification of the team.

• Clarifications:

1. The clarifications regarding the moot problem may be sought

on the below mentioned email id before 1st December, 2017.

[email protected]

2. The clarifications shall be released on 7th December, 2017 and sent to the

teams via email.

AWARDS:

1. Winner-Awarded with Trophy, Cash Prize and Certificate.

2. Runner-up-Awarded with Trophy, Cash Prize and Certificate.

3. Best Mooter-Awarded with Trophy, Cash Prize and Certificate.

4. Best Researcher-Awarded with Trophy, Cash Prize and Certificate.

IMPORTANTDATES:

Last date for submission of memorials (soft copy) – 10th January, 2018.

Note: The participants shall bring the hard copies of the memorials with them for the

competition. The same shall not be submitted prior to the competition.

Faculty Co-coordinator Moot Court Association:

Adv. Kalyani Kapse: +91-9373466737

For further details kindly contact:

1. Mr. Sahil R. Jain (President) : +91-7387386070

2. Mr. Ram G. Chakkarwar ( Vice- President) : +91- 9960755100



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RULES FOR THE JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LEGAL DRAFTING

COMPETITION

Primarily drafting is a very important aspect of the legal profession. This

competition will test the participant’s use of legal language in drafting of legal

document.

➢ THEME: CRIMINAL JUSTICE

➢ TEAM COMPOSITION:

Only one team member shall participate in this competition.

➢ THE ROUND:

a. The drafting competition shall consist of only one round.

b. The participants shall be given one common problem on the said topic.

c. The participant will be given one hour to draft the document.

d. On basis of the drafting skill as judged by the judges the ‘winner’ and ‘runner

up’, will be declared.

e. The participants will be judged on the following parameters.


1. Language 30

2. Brevity of the Document 40

3. Formatting 30

Total 100

f. Laptops are not permitted.

g. The participants are free to add certain clauses in their legal documents as they

deem fit, provided that the clauses so added, do not defeat, contradict or nullify

the intention of the problem given.

h. The decision of the judges shall be final and binding on all participants.

For Further Details Contact:

Mr. Bhavesh M. Moryani (Treasurer): +91 82755151111



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RULES FOR THE LATE SHRI RATANLAL HIRASAV DONGAONKAR

MEMORIAL NATIONAL LEGAL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

The National Legal Essay Writing Competition is aimed to provide a Nation-

Wide platform to the law students and helps them test their skills of research,

language and presentation of their ideas on a particular topic relating to the legal

profession.

TOPIC FOR THE COMPETITION:

“FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FAILUREOF THE CRIMINAL

JUSTICE SYSTEM IN THE LIGHT OF ARUSHI TALWAR’S CASE”

RULES OF PARTICIPATION:

1. The competition is open for participation by all the students including the

students of the host college.

2. The participant shall have to write the Essay on the aforesaid topic on the spot.

3. The time limit for the competition shall be one hour.

4. The decision of the Judges shall be final.

5. The participants shall be judged on the following parameters:


1. Content 25

2. Language 25

3. Brevity 25

4. Presentation 25

Total 100

For Further Details Contact:

Mr. Mayank M. Gupta (Secretary): +91-9579157225



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REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

The last date of Registration for all the events is 5th December, 2017.

REGISTRATION FEES:

I. Entire Event:

➢ Only one team is allowed from one College/Institution.

➢ Maximum members of one team are Three and the participants have to decide it

among themselves in which of the events they are going to participate.

➢ The last date for the confirmation of registrations is Tuesday, 10th December 2017 by

an e-mail containing the details of the participating college, the team members

(including the number of male and female students), their contact numbers and their

[email protected] along with scanned copies of registration

forms and also of receipt obtained on depositing registration fees.

➢ The registration fees for each team will be Rs 4000/- which is to be deposited in the

account through NEFT (National Electronic Fund Transfer) mechanism in A/C NO.

52502010001473 in the name of the principal of the college with Syndicate Bank,

Law College Square Branch Nagpur, having IFSC Code No: SYNB0005250, by 12th

December, 2017.

➢ Note: Participants have to bring their Registration Form along with them on 19th

January, 2018.

REGISTRATION FEES INCLUDES:

A. Above mentioned registration fees includes fees for Moot Court Competition

(Includes Researcher Test also), Drafting Competition, and Essay Writing

Competition.

B. Accommodation from 12:00 Noon, 19th January, 2018 to 12:00 Noon, 22nd January,

2018.

C. Conveyance from railway station to the accommodation center (Incoming) and

from accommodation center to the railway station (Outgoing).

D. Dinner on 19th January, 2018.

E. Breakfast, Lunch, Tea, Dinner for days 20th January, 2018 and 21st January,

2018.

mailto:[email protected]



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F. Breakfast and Lunch 22nd January, 2018

➢ SUBMISSION OF REGISTRATION FORMS:

1. All the registration forms for the Moot Court Competition, the National legal

Drafting Competition and National Legal Essay Writing Competition shall be

sent on the following email address by 15th December 2017

Emailid:[email protected]

➢ TRAVEL PLAN:

The travel plan form is to be sent to the below mentioned emailed by 1st

January, 2018.

Email id: [email protected]

For Registration Details Contact:

1. Mr. Sahil R. Jain: (President): +91 7387386070

2. Mr. Ram G. Chakkarwar (Vice- President): +91- 9960755100

Note: The organizers reserve the right to change the rules, reschedule or

cancel the programme if the contingency arises.



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16th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL 2017-18

ORGANIZED BY

RTMNU’S DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR COLLEGE OF LAW, NAGPUR

THE JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION

REGISTRATION FORM

INSTITUTION NAME:_________________________________________________

ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________

CONTACTING AUTHORITY: __________________________________________

MOOTER 1 – ___________________________________

Mobile No - ____________________________________

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Class: ____________________________________

MOOTER 2 – ___________________________________

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RESEARCHER – ____________________________________

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E-mail I.D.: ____________________________________

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Date: Seal & Signature of the Head of the Institution

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ORGANIZED BY

RTMNU’SDR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR COLLEGE OF LAW, NAGPUR

THE JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL DRAFTING COMPETITION

REGISTRATION FORM

INSTITUTION NAME: _________________________________________________

ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________

CONTACTING AUTHORITY: ___________________________________________

PARTICIPANT –

NAME ____________________________________

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ORGANIZED BY


THE JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

REGISTRATION FORM

INSTITUTION NAME: ________________________________________________

ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________

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Nagpur:

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ORGANIZED BY


THE JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

TRAVEL PLAN

NAME OF INSTITUTION : ________________________

NUMBER OF PERSONS : ________________________

NAME AND CONTACT NUMBER OF EACH PERSON:

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2. _____________________________ __________________

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MODE: NAME AND NUMBER OF FLIGHT/TRAIN/BUS:

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PLACE MODE OF

JOURNEY

DATE OF

JOURNEY

DEPARTURE

PLACE

TIME OF

DEPARTURE

TIME OF

ARRIVAL

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NAGPUR

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NAGPUR

DATE:

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