Theme/Object:

The object of the event is to foster legal skills among students including cutting-edge research, writing and advocacy to develop persuasive public speaking abilities. It is also important to cultivate effective collaboration within the team and deepen the comprehension of assigned legal issues. A student learns how to uphold ethical standards in legal advocacy and enhance their critical thinking and confidence.

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Highlights:

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Intra Moot Court Competition

Theme/Objective

The competition was enlightening and enriching in terms of legal knowledge for student. Students were allowed to Argue the case. There were 8 participating teams consisting of Mooters and researchers. All students have given logical contentions for the legal problem with legal Accumen. It provides guidance and insights on how the law may be applied in different situations, allowing them to build stronger argumentative skill and make them more professional. Students learned the professional skills and Court Decorum from the event.

Conveners

Mr. Devvrath Anand

Highlights

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Theme/Object:

The object of the event is to foster legal skills among students including cutting-edge research, writing and advocacy to develop persuasive public speaking abilities. It is also important to cultivate effective collaboration within the team and deepen the comprehension of assigned legal issues. A student learns how to uphold ethical standards in legal advocacy and enhance their critical thinking and confidence.

Description:

The recently concluded 4th Dr. B.S. Goel Memorial National Virtual Moot Court Competition 2023 was organized in collaboration with the Consumer Rights Organization and People for Better Treatment on 25th and 26th August 2023. It began with the conduct of the inaugural session on 25th August 2023 at 11 AM with Dr. Jayashree Gupta, President, of Consumers India as the keynote speaker. The oral rounds showcased the talent and dedication of aspiring legal advocates. The oral rounds of the competition featured 43 teams from the courses of B.A.LL.B. and LL.B., all demonstrating impressive legal skills and professionalism. The moot problem presented complex legal issues on consumer rights and medical negligence law. A total of 28 Judges, composed of esteemed legal practitioners and academicians, adjudged the oral rounds. After intense rounds of arguments, the valedictory ceremony was organized on 26th August 2023 at 3 PM with Dr. Kunal Saha, President, of People for Better Treatment. The winners were announced in the valedictory session: Symbiosis Law School, Pune emerged as the winners and the University of Mumbai Law Academy, Mumbai secured the runner-up position. Ms. Teesha Arora of Symbiosis Law School, Pune was adjudged as the Best Speaker, Mr. Abhishek Kumar from Symbiosis Law School, Pune emerged as the Best Researcher and the team of Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Chennai got the Best Memorial award.

Organizers: Mr. Suhail Khan (Convenor) and Mr. Jitendra Kumar Gautam (Co-Convenor)

Highlights

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Internal Moot Court Competition 2023

Purpose and Objectives

The main objective of this Internal moot court competition is to give the students opportunities to present the passed Moot Proposition in the form of a written argument, in a replica of a Real Court proceeding. The purpose of the competition is to make students aware of the court proceedings related to disputes between parties.

Organizer

IPEM Law Academy

Convener (s)

Ms. Manjusha KV and Mr. Suhail Khan

Judges

Ms. Priyanka Gupta and Ms. Shilpi Tyagi

Category and Number of Participants

Total 8 teams participated in the competition.

Platform Used

It has been organized in offline mode, in the Moot Court Room of IPEM Law Academy

Promotional Material Prepared

Detailed Notice on WhatsApp which contain all rules and regulation regarding competition.

Social and Print Media Used for Promotion

WhatsApp group

Conduct Methodology

The Competition was hosted by Ms. Manjusha KV and Mr. Suhail Khan. Moot Court Proceeding concluded in a smooth manner & all teams presented their legal arguments. Moot Court was conducted in 4 rounds, Preliminary rounds, Quarterfinals, Semi-Finals and Final Round. Quarter Finals, Semi Final and Finals were knock-out rounds. Results were announced after the final rounds by the conveners. Anusha Verma and Kanishkaof BA LLBII Semester were adjudged as Winners of the Moot Court competition and Teena Khandelwaland Vandana of LLB II Semester were adjudged as the Runners up. Kanishkaof BA LLB IIsemester was adjudged as Best Speaker. At the end of the competition, Manjusha KV, Convener of the event congratulated all the participants.

Outcomes and Objectives Achieved

The objective was to enable students to be aware of the application of laws in factual situations in real-life scenarios. The court proceedings should be taken into consideration while preparing for a career in the legal field and thus practical experiences are important for a student. The students were able to make the memorials on their own and learnt so much about authorities, the jurisdiction of a court, how to analyse laws and cases and the interpretation of law in particular circumstances. They also learnt to argue in a courtroom in front of judges and how to particularly adhere to court mannerisms. Students have confidence that they can speak in a manner that will be logically convincing and effective. They can participate in external Moot Court Competition more confidently.

Observations

First-year students of both LLB and BA LLB participated with confidence in this moot court competition.

Shortcomings

Due to hesitation, for a few participants, it was a little difficult to speak in English, but with the help of other team members, they could successfully present their case.

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2nd Internal Moot Court Competition 2023

Purpose and Objectives

The main objective of this Internal moot court competition is to give opportunities to the students for presenting the given Moot Proposition in the form of a written argument, in a setup of a replica of a Real Court proceeding. The purpose of the competition is to make students aware of the court proceedings related to disputes between parties.

Convener

Ms. Manjusha KV and Mr. Suhail Khan

Judges

Mr. Mukesh Pandey and Ms. Roli Patha

Description

The objective was to enable students to be aware of the application of laws in factual situations in real-life scenarios. The court proceedings should be taken into consideration while preparing for a career in the legal field and thus practical experiences are important for a student. The students were able to make the memorials on their own and learnt so much about authorities, the jurisdiction of a court, how to analyse laws and cases and the interpretation of law in particular circumstances. They also learnt to argue in a courtroom in front of judges and how to particularly adhere to court mannerisms. Students have confidence that they can speak in a manner that will be logically convincing and effective. They can participate in external Moot Court Competition more confidently.

The Competition was hosted by Ms. Manjusha KV and Mr. Suhail Khan. Moot Court Proceeding concluded in a smooth manner & all teams presented their legal arguments. Moot Court was conducted in 4 rounds, Preliminary rounds, Quarterfinals, Semi Finals and Final Round. Quarter Finals, Semi Final and Finals were knock-out rounds. Results were announced after the final rounds by the conveners. Parul Sharma and Dipanshu Singh Tomar of BA LLB VIII Semester were adjudged as Winners of the Moot Court competition and Sara Azeem, Ajit Kumar and Shivani of BA LLB IV Sem were adjudged as the Runners up. Sara Azeem of BA LLB IVsemester was adjudged as Best Speaker. At the end of the competition, Dr. Minaxi Tomar, Principal of IPEM Law Academy congratulated all the participants.

Highlights

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Mock Trial – Internal Moot Court Competition

Objective

The main objective of this Internal moot court competition is to give opportunities to the students for presenting the given Moot Proposition in the form of a written argument, in a setup of a replica of Real Court proceedings. The purpose of the competition is to make students aware of the court proceedings related to disputes between parties.

Conveners

Ms. Manjusha KV, Mukesh Kumar Pandey & Ramesh Singh

Conduct Methodology

A criminal case was selected for the mock trial activity and all the details including facts, FIR report, autopsy report, and witness statement were given to the students prior. The students were divided into the defendant team which include defendant counsel & Defendant witnesses and the prosecution team which included prosecution counsel and prosecution witnesses. At first opening statement was given by the prosecution counsel and examined the witnesses. The defendant’s counsel cross-examined the prosecution witnesses. After that, the defendant’s counsel examined the defendant’s witnesses and the prosecution’s counsel cross-examined the defendant’s witnesses. Finally, closing statements were given by both prosecution and defence counsels. The convener Ms. Manjusha KV guided the students in respect of all matters.

Total participated in the Activity.6 teams. It has been organized in offline mode, in the Moot Court Room of IPEM Law Academy.

Outcomes and Objective Achieved

The objective was to enable students to be efficient in the examination and cross-examination of witnesses. The court proceedings should be taken into consideration while preparing for a career in the legal field and thus practical experiences are important for a student. The students learnt to examine and cross-examine the witnesses and argue in a courtroom in front of judges and how to particularly adhere to court mannerisms. Students got confidence that they can speak in a manner that will be logically convincing and effective. During the arguments, the collar mic should be given to the participants for clear audibility to the audience.

Highlights

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Internal Moot Court Competition

Objective:

The main objective of this Internal moot court competition is to give opportunities to the students for presenting the given Moot Proposition in the form of a written argument, in a setup of a replica of Real Court proceedings. The purpose of the competition is to make students aware of the court proceedings related to disputes between parties.

Description:

We conducted an Off-line Moot Court Competition Activity on 17^th March 2023. The Competition was hosted by Ms. Manjusha KV and Mr. Suhail Khan. Moot Court Proceeding concluded in a smooth manner & all teams presented their legal arguments. Moot Court was conducted in 4 rounds, Preliminary rounds, Quarterfinals, Semi Finals and Final rounds. Quarter Finals, Semi Final and Finals were knock-out rounds. Results were announced after the final rounds by the conveners. Parul Singh, Anjali Verma and Rozy Parveen of BA LLB VI Semester were adjudged as Winners of the Moot Court competition and Sudiksha Sinha, Parul Maheshwari and Chetan Dhiman of LLB II Sem were adjudged as the Runners up. Parul Singh of BA LLB VI semester was adjudged as Best Speaker. At the end of the competition, Dr. Minaxi Tomar, Principal of IPEM Law Academy congratulated all the participants.

The objective was to enable students to be aware of the application of laws in factual situations in a real-life scenarios. The court proceedings should be taken into consideration while preparing for a career in the legal field and thus practical experiences are important for a student. The students were able to make the memorials on their own and learnt so much about authorities, the jurisdiction of a court, how to analyse laws and cases and the interpretation of the law in particular circumstances. They also learnt to argue in a courtroom in front of judges and how to particularly adhere to court mannerisms. Students have confidence that they can speak in a manner that will be logically convincing and effective. They can participate in external Moot Court Competition more confidently.

Organizers:

Ms. Manjusha KV and Mr. Suhail Khan

Activity Snaps

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Winner Team: BALLB 5^th Semester students (Ms. Rinku Kharwar and Ms. Umang Rana)

Best Speaker: Ms. Umang Rana

Activity Snaps

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• Winner Team: Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai
• Runner-Up Team: Mar Gregorios College of Law, Trivandrum
• Best Memorial Team: Symbiosis Law School, Pune
• Best Researcher: Rupali Verma, Law College Dehradun, Uttaranchal University
• Best Speaker: Ms. Fiza Sheikh, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai

Glimpses

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Each Semester of B.A.LL.B.and LL.B. participated and there were a total of 9 teams. Submissions (memorial) was given by the participants confidently and were judged by Dr. Rajesh Dev and Ms. Manjusha from Law Department.

Winning teams from LLB and BALLB were given certificates by the Respected Principal Mam.

Winning team from LLB

1. Manvendra Singh 2nd sem
2. ShrutiAgarwal 2 sem and
3. ShrutiKesarwani 2nd sem

Winning team from BALLB

1. RozyParveen 4th sem
2. Anjali Verma 4th sem and
3. Parul Thakur 4th sem

Moot Competitions help in developing students’ creative skills and assist in answering questions convincingly plus polish their oratory, writing and persuasive skills.

Highlights

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