GUEST & SPEAKER
DR. AMAN DEEP SINGH
M.COM, M.A (SOCIOLOGY), LL.M, PH.D
DR.ANKUR SRIVASTAVA
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
Rama University is a leading academic institution that has been challenging and developing great minds. Characterized by a tradition of innovation and research, Rama has broken new grounds with its holistic learning approach that encompasses practical learning techniques, industry visits, guest lectures, case studies, and strategic international alliances. The university has been approved by AICTE and UGC and has 150 acres, fully-equipped campus in Delhi, NCR and Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh.
The Faculty of Juridical Sciences is an innovative educational community with a belief in preparing students for global leadership in the judiciary, academia, business, and government.FJS was established in 2015 and is approved by the Bar Council of India & UGC With a diverse and committed faculty who are not only celebrated in their areas of legal expertise but also have a sincere enthusiasm for providing distinct and challenging professional education to their students. Their passion for teaching can be seen both inside and outside the classroom. The FJS faculty is indeed a one-of-a-kind community of scholars who take pride in educating the future of the profession with values, accountability, and integrity.
Moot courts have been around since the late 1700s. They're a law school activity and competition during which students participate in preparing and arguing cases in front of judges. The case and sides are selected beforehand, and students are given a set amount of time to prepare for the eventual trial. Moot court involves appellate cases as opposed to those at the trial level, which are often called "mock trials." When you have moot court on your resume, a prospective employer knows that you've been learning to form and communicate legal arguments for a year or more. If you've already spent a lot of time in law school on these tasks, that's less time the firm will have to invest in training you and more time you can spend practicing law
The Faculty of Juridical Sciences at Rama University, Kanpur is going to organize its 1st Intra-Moot Court Competition for the law students pursuing BA/BBA LL.B, LL.B program. The event is going to be organized on 4th & 5th March, 2020 in the Moot Court Hall on the premises of Faculty of Juridical Sciences, V.C. Building Kanpur. A total of 18 teams will be participating in the Competition which shall be judged by a team of 5 Judges. The panel of the Judges will be comprised of the faculty members of the Faculty of Juridical Sciences, Rama University. The Memorials of each participating team shall be separately judged. The Final Oral round shall be judged by our special Guest for the event – DR. Aman Deep Singh Assistant Professor at Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow. The winners shall be awarded and each participating team shall be acknowledged with the ‘Certificate of Participation’
The Faculty of Juridical Sciences Moot Court Society is conducting Intra Moot Court Competition, with the principal objective of promoting better awareness of mooting among students of our college and prepare them for various national and international moot competitions.
All students in BALLB, BBA LLB, and LLB courses are eligible for participation in the competition. Also, students pursuing their Masters (LLM) can participate.
Each team participating in the Competition shall consist of 3 members only.
4.1 The official language of the competition shall be English.
4.2 The participants must adhere to standards of conduct and dress as high as those required of a lawyer engaged in the practice of law in India, however, the use of robes or collars is not required.
Teams may register themselves by contacting the moot court coordinators for the event comprising names of participants of the team and their respective classes. On successful registration, you will receive a TEAM CODE.
The last date for registration is 15th February 2020. Team allotted with Odd no. The code will prepare a memorial from the Petitioners side only. Team allotted with even no. code will prepare memorial from the Defendants side only.
Each participating team shall prepare a memorial from the side allotted, in English. All teams have to submit their copies to the organizers before the deadline specified by the Moot court Coordinators ONLY. Failure to do so will result in disqualification from the competition. Two copies of the memorial from the side allotted, in the paper (hard copy) shall be submitted to the Moot court Coordinators. During oral presentations, the participating teams should retain copies of their memorials for their personal use. The copies submitted to the organizing committee will not be returned to the participants under any circumstances. There will be an exchange of memorials between the teams during the competition. All memorials shall be prepared for the following specifications:
The Memorial shall consist of the following parts:
The assessment of the teams during the Moot Court competition shall be out of a maximum of 100 marks, set out as follows
| S. no |
MARKING CRITERIA |
MARKS ALLOTTED |
| 1 | EVIDENCE OF ORIGINAL THOUGHT | 20 |
| 2 | KNOWLEDGE OF LAW AND FACTS | 20 |
| 3 | PROPER AND ARTICULATE ANALYSIS | 20 |
| 4 | STRUCTURE, LANGUAGE, GRAMMER | 15 |
| 5 | EXTENT AND USE OF RESEARCH | 15 |
| 6 | CORRECT FORMAT AND CITATION | 10 |
| TOTAL | 100 |
Awards will be adjudged for the competition, as follows,
• Last date for registration – 15th February 2020
• Last date for Memorial submission (soft copy and Hard Copy) – 29th February 2020 (12:00 pm).
• Memorial Exchange – 2nd March 2020
• Oral Rounds –6th and 7th March 2020
