2nd NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2019

School of Law
Bahra University, Waknaghat, Solan (H.P)

2nd NATIONAL MOOT COURT

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BAHRA UNIVERSITY
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About the University:

Bahra University is a world class, multi
multi-disciplinary
disciplinary University located amidst the
picturesque surroundings of Shimla hills, aiming to advance knowledge and
educate student's that will best serve the nation and the world in the 21st century. It
is a prestigious venture of Rayat & Bahra group - one of India's largest and most
reputed educational group. The University seeks "To be on the forefront of
knowledge creation and dissemination in the global context'. With its world class
teaching standards, outstanding faculty and innovative academic programs, Bahra
University intends to sets a new benchmark in the Indian education scenario. The
university is set up on 25 acres of land, state-of-the-art
art residential campus, located
amidst the scenic beauty of Shimla Hills, education at Bahra University is holistic,
aimed at developing the intellectual and personal strengths of students, nurturing
creativity and innovation through challenging project work, participative learning
and providing an environment conducive to sparking ideas and imagination. The
University integrates teaching, learning, research and extension education into a
holistic framework. The University provides access to the high quality
qua education,
cutting-edge
edge research and development of new technologies. As a platform for
excellence in teaching, learning & administration, state-of state of art information
technology is extensively used at Bahra University, contributing to the
development of well-trained
trained graduates, post graduates and doctoral students to
meet the future professional manpower needs of the global market. The university

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prepares future leaders in various walks of life - science, Technology, business,

basic sciences, social sciences,
sciences, arts, sports and the community services.

About School of Law:

School of Law at Bahra University offers B.A.LL.B, LL.B and LL.M courses
covering wide areas of civil laws, criminal laws, International laws and modern
scientific forensic and cyber laws etc.
etc. Bahra University established the School of
Law in the Year 2013 on its campus to offer 5 year Integrated Law Course. Later
on started three year LL.B. course and 1 year LL.M. course. School of law has
completed the six years with academic excellence. W Wee endeavor to make our
students best in whatever they do and polish them into professionals who would
make a mark in the legal arena. In order to help the students to achieve their goal in
life courses are designed in such a manner so that the capabilities and liking of
students are judged and they are helped to achieve their goal with perfection. Legal
education is an instrument of social change and lawyers are the social engineers of
the society and the role of law, both as an instrument of social change and as a
defender of societal values becomes one of paramount significance. Legal
education is an important component of the administration of justice. In order, to
meet the societal needs the University has established School of law. The basic
problem of legal education has been the existence of big gap between law and its
practice. In order to bridge this gap the uni
university
versity has designed a training scheme
from the 1st Semester till the completion of the course/degree. The students are
required to work in law
aw offices/law firms in a defined manner. They are not only
trained to work with the legal material but efforts are made to inculcate reasoning
in them to appreciate and solve legal problem in right perspective. Academic
standards at Bahra University have remained consistently high.

About the Competition:

The Moot Court Committee, School of Law, Bahra University takes great pride in
organizing its 2nd National Moot Court Competition, 2019 which is based on
Criminal and Constitutional Law. The competition will provide a platform to
students across the nation to put on display their advocacy skills, practical
application of laws, to refine their research capabilities, to build up their
confidence and professional ethics.

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Chief Patron:
Shri. Gurvinder
inder Singh Bahra
Hon’ble Chancellor,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Patron:
Prof. (Dr.) Satish Kumar
Vice- Chancellor,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Executive Director (Dean):

Prof. (Dr.) Hans Raj Jhingta
LL.M., Ph. D
Director,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Moot Court Committee (School of law):

law
(CONVENER)
Dr. RachitaNegi (Head of Department)
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

(CO- CONVENER)
Mr. Umesh Kumar
Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Ms. NehaRai
Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

(ORGANISING SECRETARY COMMITTEE)

Dr. Mandeep Verma
Assistant Professor,
School of Law,

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Bahra University, Waknaghat

Dr. Aditi Didwal

Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University,
y, Waknaghat

(ORGANISING COMMITTEE)
Mrs. Dimple Jishtu
Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Mrs. Poonam Verma

Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Mr. Nitish Verma

Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Mr. Vikram Kaushal

Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Mr. Gian Chand

Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University, Waknaghat

Dr. Ajay Chauhan

Assistant Professor,
School of Law,
Bahra University,
ersity, Waknaghat

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STUDENT COORDINATORS

PRANAV KAUSHAL – 7807237063

LAKSHAY BANSAL – 9816990553
SHYAM PRATAP – 7726929361
GAJRAJ SINGH – 7678673561
GAGANDEEP
SANDHYA
SUNANDA

How to Reach Bahra University?

Bahra University is surrounded with lush green flora and fauna in the hills of
District Solan, Himachal Pradesh. Bahra University is situated on Chandigarh
Chandigarh-
Shimla Highway (NH-22),22), just 90 kms from Chandigarh (north) and 23 kms from
Shimla (capital of Himachal Pradesh). It can be reached by trains connecting Kalka
to Shimla. Nearest railway station is kaithlighat 5 kms away from Bahra University
on Kalka-Shimla
Shimla Heritage rail route. Second nearest station is Shimla 23kms away
from Bahra University. It can also be reached by air routes where Chandigarh and
Shimla happen to be thee nearest airports. Shimla Airport is 23 kms far from Bahra
University.

The moot hosts will arrange for a pick-up

pick up facility at waknaghat from the road point
if transporting by road, and from Kaithlighat railway station if transporting by Rail
service only if informed in advance.

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MOOT PROPOSITION

Indiana is a country whose laws are in pari materia with the laws of India. The
Constitution of Indiana, like the Indian constitution, emphasises inter alia the need
to protect women and children and allows for the making of special laws for this
purpose. In 2014, noting the increasing crime amongst youth,
youth, the need to protect
vulnerable youth and the increasing maturity levels amongst teenagers in Indiana,
the government of Indiana enacted a new legislation, with the dual purpose of
protecting children in need of care and to deal with children in conflict with the
law.
Samar, Aaryan, Subhash and Ratan have grown up in tough conditions in the
Munga district of South Indiana. While Samar and Subhash have never known
their fathers, Aaryan comes from an abusive household, where he was always
beaten up by a drunken
nken father. Ratan is an orphan who has grown up on the
streets, fighting for each meal since the day he was 4, when he was abandoned by
his parents. He was in and out of a few orphanages till the age of 10, after which
he lived only off the streets. In their early teens, the four boys met at a local play
ground and an instant friendship was struck among them. Initially they would play
together, football being the game of choice at the local maidaan. Soon, they began
spending more time together. Slowly but surely they were led astray. They began
consuming alcohol and slowly moved on to cheap drugs. In 2015, by the time they
were 14, they were a notorious gang who committed several petty offences in order
to fund their drug habit. They were infamously known
known as the “baccha gang”. They
mainly focused on shop lifting, pick pocketing, stealing petrol, cycles and footwear
from outside religious places, etc.

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Although the police had caught them a few times, they were never arrested and
were always let free, primarily owing to their age. The police did maintain a roster
of known offenders and as such, the names of the four boys had been entered on
this roster as petty thieves in the Kalaghat police station in Munga.
In Early 2016, the “Baccha Gang” befriended and included within their fold, a 12
year old boy by the name of Sam. Sam came from a middle class family. His
parents had recently divorced and he was a disturbed child looking for a sense of
belonging and family. He immediately took a liking the four members of the gang
who treated him like a younger brother. Initially, Sam had no idea that the gang
involved itself in criminal activity. He could be found playing with the four boys in
the maidaan, and spending the entire day with them. He stopped going
goin to school
and would spend the whole day with them at times. They would sometimes ask
him for money, which he would steal from his mother’s purse and give them.
Sometimes, they made him carry strange looking paper bags in his school bag.
They even taught
ht him how to smoke and drink.
By June 2016, Sam had realized the full extent of the gang’s activities and was not
comfortable being with them. He slowly and surely started distancing himself
from the gang with the hope that he could soon be rid of them altogether. He
began focusing on school, attending school every day and sports. By August of
2016, he rarely saw the baccha gang.
This did not go well with Samar, the eldest of the four boys. He told the rest of
them that they needed to make sure Sam learnt a lesson and mended his ways. On
the night of the 5th of January, 2017, at around 7 PM, the baccha gang met Sam at
Kila tea stall. After a brief talk they all left, are going towards the woods that were
on the outskirts of Munga.
On the Morning of 6th, Sam’s mother, along with her father, approached the
Kalaghat Police to file a report about a missing person. They said that Sam had

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left home around 5 in the evening and had not yet returned. The police launched a
manhunt and after 2 days the body of Sam was found in the woods surrounding
Munga. An autopsy revealed that he had died of severe injury to the head,
primarily the result of blunt force trauma caused by repeated beating with a hard
blunt object on the skull. His entire face was badly disfigured
disfigured and the body was
identified by clothes and a school ID in the pant pocket. The Autopsy also showed
signs of a struggle, several bruises on the body, foot mark shaped bruises, internal
haemorrhage and blood loss. Forensic experts were able to recover
reco a stone near
the spot where the body was found with blood and tissue that matched Sam. Sam
would have been thirteen on the 10th of January. The brutal murder was picked up
by the media and created mass hysteria and outrage. People were calling for the
culprits to be caught and brought to book as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, no evidence was found, no suspects were arrested and
an the matter
cooled down. On June 21st, 2017, Samar was arrested on charge of robbery.
During a search that followed, a notebook belonging to Sam and a few photos of
Sam and his family were recovered from his residence. Finding this sufficient to
question
on him as a suspect for the murder of Sam, the Police began a hard line of
questioning. It came to fore that, on the night of the murder, the baccha gang were
the last to see Sam and they had all left for the woods together. Aaryan, Subhash
and Ratan weree arrested immediately and they were all booked for murder.
According to documents, on the date of the murder, Samar was 18 years and 12
days, Aaryan was 17 years and 350 days, Subhash was 17 years and 5 days. Ratan
was 16 years and 200 days old. But their
their medical reports showed that they were all
over the age of 20 on the date of arrest.
Indiana enacted the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2014
on the 31st of January, 2014. This Act is Pari in Materia with TheJuvenile Justice
(Caree and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 as enacted in India. In accordance

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with this law, the three boys aged below 18 but above 16 at the time of alleged
commission of the crime, were sent before the Juvenile Justice Board, who had to
decide if or not, they were to be tried as adults. The Boys vehemently denied any
involvement in the murder of Sam and claimed no knowledge of his whereabouts
after they had all returned from the woods on that fateful day. The Board, with the
help of eminent psychologists
psychologists and psychiatrists, determined that the boys were
well aware of their actions and capable of being tried as adults and accordingly
committed the matter to the Sessions court at Munga, since no special children’s
court had been established. Based on the eevidence
vidence before it, the Sessions court
found all three boys guilty of the murder of Sam and the Judge commented that it
was a fit case for life imprisonment but since his hands were tied by the law, he
sentenced them to 8 years of Rigorous imprisonment each.
each
Samar, on the other hand, was tried as an adult by the Sessions court, as he was
over the age of 18 on the date of commission of the offence. He was found guilty
of the torture and brutal murder of Sam and sentenced to life imprisonment in
prison, with life meaning life.
Samar filed an appeal in High Court but respective High Court upheld the decision
of Session Court. After that he filed an appeal in Supreme Court of Indiana.
Immediately thereafter, A public interest litigation was filed by an organi
organization
called People for the Education and Protection of Children (PEPC) under Articles
226 and 227 of the Constitution of Indiana before the High Court of South Indiana.
The PIL alleged that the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act,
2014,, primarily Section 15 and the committal proceedings were unconstitutional
and violative of Articles 14 and 15 of the Constitution and that the Act itself
violated Article 20(1) and 21 of the constitution. PEPC vehemently urged that the
whole concept of treating
reating 16
16-18
18 year olds differently after having defined a child
as any person below the age of 18 is unconstitutional and baseless. The PIL also

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reiterated that the decision of the Board to try the three boys as adults was
subjective and biased, primarily
primarily due to public rage, that, it had been six months
since the incident and the state of mind of three children during the incident could
not be determined after six months. The PIL also contended that the Act was
against the UN Declaration on the Rights of the Child, a declaration to which
Indiana was a signatory and which it adopted. The Supreme Court on its own
motion transferred the writ to itself, to be heard in the same case of Samar and
clubbed the both, Writ Petition as well as appeal filed by Samar.
The Supreme Court shall hear the matter, on all points including admissibility.
Law of Indiana, namely The Constitution of Indiana, The Indiana Penal Code, the
Criminal Procedure Code, The Law of Evidence and the Juvenile Justice (Care and
Protection of Children) Act, 2014 are materially the same as The Indian
Constitution, Indian Penal Code, The Criminal Procedure Code, The Law of
Evidence and the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 as
enacted in India.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS

I. DATES AND VENUE
1. The 2nd National Moot Court Competition 2019 is scheduled for 23rd to 25th APRIL,
2019.
2. The venue for the event is Bahra University, Solan (Waknaghat), Tehsil, Kandaghat,
Distt Solan, Himachal Pradesh, PIN - 173234

II. PRIZES

i. Winning Team Rs. 21000

ii. Runners Up Team Rs. 11000

iii. Best Student Advocate Rs. 2100

iv. Best Researcher Rs. 2100

v. Best Memorial Rs. 2100

III. TEAM REQUISITES:

• Each team shall comprise of Three (3) members ONLY out of which two (2) will be
speakers and one (1) researcher.
• Arguments shall generally be in English only.
• The competition is open for bonafide students pursuing five year and three years LL.B
course.
• Teams should not disclose the identity of their institution during the course of
proceedings in the Court Rooms. Any disclosure of team identities shall invite penalties
including disqualification.
• Each team shall be provided with the unique team code for the competition.

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IV. REGISTRATION
a. The Registrationn form complete with all Team Details must be submitted online by
25TH MARCH, 2019 (nmccbu2019@gmail.com).
(
b. A registration fee of Rs. 5000.
c. No change in the names of the participants shall be permitted after the receipt of the
Registration Form.
d. Teams should clearly mention the names of all participants in the team, including
course, year/semester of study and contact no.
e. No team would be facilitated with the certificates during the competition. The same
shall be provided only in the Valedictory Ceremon
Ceremony.
y. No certificates will be sent
through courier.

Online Registration: All the participating institutions have to confirm participation by

sending an email consisting of a scanned copy of registration form and Demand Draft to
nmccbu2019@gmail.com on or before
bef 25th March 2019.

Registration by Post: The duly filled in hard copies of the Registration Form along with
ademand draft of INR 5,000/
5,000/- (Indian Rupees Five Thousand Only) must reach the Organizers
by 30-03-2019.

Address for Post: The hard copy of the Registration Form along with Demand Draft shall be
sent on following address only through Speed Post/Registered Post

To
The Dean,
School of Law,
Bahra University,
P.O. Waknaghat, Distt. Solan, Himachal Pradesh, 173 234

PURPOSE – 2nd National Moot Court Competition, 2019

Demand Draft: The demand draft of INR 5,000/- (Indian Rupees Five Thousand Only) shall
be drawn in favour of “Bahra University, Waknaghat” payable at UCO BANK,
Waknaghat,, Solan Himachal Pradesh.

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The participating teams must send their Registration Forms accompanied with demand draft only
through Speed Post. The teams shall solely be responsible for any kind of delay in receipt of
Registration Form.

V. DRESS CODE
Inside the court room the participants shall follow the below mentioned dress code:
• Females: White Kurta, Black Salwar and Black Dupatta or White Shirt and Black
Trousers along with the Black Coat and Tie.
• Males: White Shirt, Black Trousers, Black Tie along with Black Coat and Black Shoes.

VI. ACCOMMODATION
OMMODATION
The participants would be provided Accommodation for the period of the Competition in
the premises of the Institute. Please note that separate accommodation will be provided for
girls and boys. However, they may sit together for team work in the library/café of the
institute. You are advised to check the weather conditions of Shimla before leaving from
your native places.

VII. COMPETITION ROUNDS

• All the rounds shall be on Knock Out basis EXCEPT Preliminary Rounds.
• These shall spread over a period of 2 days -
a. Preliminary (both side)
b. Quarter Finals
c. Semi- Finals
d. Grand Finale

VIII. RULES FOR ALL THE ROUNDS

a. The criteria of marking shall be the court wins in each court room in
Preliminary Rounds. In case of tie, cumulative marks of the teams will be taken
into consideration.

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b. MARKING CRITERIA FOR THE ARGUMENTS

ARGUMENTS:: Each Speaker shall be marked on a
total of 100 marks by each Bench Judge. The following will be the Marking Criteria
and the Marks allocated to each speaker by each Judge in all Rounds:
1. Appreciat
Appreciation and Application of Facts. (20) Marks
2. Identification and Articulation of Issues. (10) Marks
3. Application
lication of legal principles. (2
(20) Marks
4. Use off authorities and precedents. (20)
(2 Marks
5. Response to questions. (10) Marks
6. Presentation skills. (10) Marks
7. Clarity of thoughts and logical structure of Arguments. (10) Marks.

IX. TIME SCHEME FOR ORAL ROUNDS

i) PRELIMINARY ROUND AND QUARTER FINALS
• Each team shall be given a total of 30 minutes (maximum) to present their case.
• Each speaker should speak for a minimum 10 minutes.
• Onee speaker shall not take more than 17 minutes of the total time.
• The maximum time for Rebuttals and Sur-Rebuttals
Sur Rebuttals is 5 minutes.

ii) SEMI FINAL ROUNDS AND FINAL ROUND

• Each team will get a total of 45 minutes to present their case.
• Each speaker should speak for a minimum of 15 minutes.
• One speaker shall not take more than 25 minutes of the total time.
• The maximum time for Rebuttals and Sur
Sur-Rebuttals
Rebuttals is 7 minutes.

iii) MAXIMUM TIME ALLOTTED

The maximum time provided would include the time that each team may wish to
reserve for their rebuttal/sur-rebuttal.
rebuttal/sur rebuttal. At the commencement of each session, the team
shall notify the Court Officer/Court Clerk regarding the division of time between the 2
speakers (including rebuttal/sur-
rebuttal/sur rebuttal)

X. MEMORIALS

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• All teams must submit the soft copy of their Memorials for both sides. Also, the teams
shall bring along SIX (6) Hard copy of their typed Memorials for both sides which shall
be submitted at the time of registration.
• The Memorials must fulfill all the following specifications;

over page / Cause title

Cover

Index

Index of Authorities

Statement of Jurisdiction

Synopsis of Facts

Statement of Issues

Summary of Arguments / Pleadings

Body of Arguments / Pleadings

Conclusion / Prayer

• The memorials shall not be in more than forty (40) pages and the Arguments Advanced
shall not exceed more than twenty five (25) pages.
• The Memorials shall be typed on A4 size page in Font type: Times New Roman, Font
size: 12, 1.5 line spacing & 1 inch margin on each side. 19thBlue Book pattern shall bbe
followed.
• The Cover Page of the Memorials must follow the following color scheme, Blue for the
Applicant Cover Page and Red for the Respondent Cover Page. The Memorials must be
spiral bound ONLY. Each team would be provided with a MEMORIAL CODE at the
time
me of online registration which will be mentioned on the top right hand side of the
cover page of each memorial in BOLD LETTERS
• The memorials exchange will be for Preliminary Rounds, Quarter Finals, Semi-Finals
Semi &
Finals.
• The Memorials must not contain any Annexures/ Photographs / Sketches/ Exhibits /
Affidavits etc.
• Memorials that do not comply with the above mentioned specifications will be penalized.

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• Identification of any type on the memorials shall invite disqualification.

• One soft copy of memorials of each
e side (in PDF format)) and scanned copy of Travel
Form must reach the organizers latest by 18TH APRIL, 2019.

XI. MARKING CRITERIA FOR MEMORIALS

• Memorial from each side shall carry total of hundred marks.

• The following shall be the criteria for marking the memorials:

a. Knowledge of Facts (10)

b. Knowledge of Law (10)

c. Proper and Articulate Analysis (10)

d. Evidence of Original Thought (10)

e. Grammar and Style (10)

f. Correct Format and Citation (10)

g. Extent and Use of Research (20)

h. Clarity and Organization (20)

• One soft copy of memorials of each side (in PDF format)) and scanned copy of Travel
Form, must reach the organizers latest by 18TH APRIL, 2019 on
nmccbu2019@gmail.com
nmccbu2019@gmail.com.

XII. ORAL SUBMISSIONS

• Each team shall comprise of two (2) speakers, as has been specified earlier.
• Court language shall be English.
• Each team will have a maximum of thirty (30) minutes to present their Oral
Submissions in Preliminary Rounds. No speaker will be permitted to address the Court
for more than
an seventeen (17 minutes). This includes the time the speaker addresses the

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Court during the rebuttal/sur-rebuttal.

rebuttal/sur rebuttal. The maximum time for rebuttal/sur-rebuttal
rebuttal/sur is
five (5) minutes.
• The maximum time allotted in semi-finals
semi finals and final shall be forty five (45) minutes for
each team. No speaker shall be allowed to address the Court for more than twenty five
(25) minutes. This includes the time the speaker addresses the court during rebuttal/sur-
rebuttal/sur
rebuttal.
• At the commencement of each session of Oral Submissions, each
each team must notify the
Court Officer of the amount of time that the team reserves for their rebuttal/sur-rebuttal.
rebuttal/sur
• At the commencement of each session of Oral Submissions, each team shall notify the
Court Officer as to the division of time between the 2 speakers.
s
• If any speaker continues to speak after the completion of his/her time, he/she shall entail
penalty, which shall be upon the discretion of the judges.
• The final decision as to the time structure and the right to rebuttal/sur
rebuttal/sur-rebuttal will be
that of the Bench Judges.
• During the course of oral submissions the participants cannot submit to then court any
material containing pictorial representation whatsoever. Further the participants will not
be permitted to make any audio/visual representation nor will they be allowed to use
personal computers, laptops and any other technical or mechanical device during their
oral submissions.
• Speakers shall not be allowed to pass annexures to the judges; instead the teams may
make a compendium of annexure that shall
shall be given to the judges before the start of
theproceedings.

• If at any instance, a submission is made with any material in violation to the above
clause and if any picture, sketches, photos, cartoons, caricatures, audio film, video film,
projector- slide or a computer generated image is submitted or presented to the court,
the teams shall be disqualified from the competition forthwith.
• During the course of the Oral Submissions speaker shall neither reveal his/her identify
nor the identity of their University
University / College by any means whatsoever.

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EVENT DATE

I. Notification of the Competition and 1st week of March, 2019

Release of the Moot Proposition
II. Last Date of online Registration 25th March, 2019
III. Last Date of Submission of Demand 30th March, 2019
Draft and Hard Copy of
Registration Form
IV. Last Date for Seeking Clarifications 5th April, 2019
V. Last Date of Submission of Soft 18th April, 2019
Copy of Memorials
VI. Formal Registration (Reporting 23rd April, 2019
Day)
VII. Draw of Lots and Exchange of 23rd April, 2019
Memorials
VIII. Researcher’s Test 23rd April, 2019
IX. Preliminary Rounds and Quarter 24th April, 2019
Finals
X. Semi Finals and Final Round 25th April, 2019
XI. Valedictory and Prize Distribution 25th April, 2019

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REGISTRATION FORM

Name of the Organization / Institution:

Address:…………………………………………………………………………

…………………………...………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………….

Contact no. of the Institute : ……………………….…………

Name and Contact no. of the Teacher incharge of the Moot Society: …………………

City:……………………….…………

State:…………………………………

Pin:……………………….

PARTICULARS OF THE TEAM MEMBERS:

First Speaker

Mr. / Ms. _____________________________________ PASSPORT

SIZE
Semester / Year________________________________ PHOTOGRAPH

Contact No ___________________________________

e-mail
mail ID _____________________________________

Signature:

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Second Speaker

Mr. / Ms.________________________________
PASSPORT
Semester / Year __________________________ SIZE
PHOTOGRAPH
Contact No ______________________________

e-mail
mail ID_______________________________

Signature:

Researcher

Mr. / Ms.________________________________

Semester / Year __________________________ PASSPORT

SIZE
Contact No ___________________________ PHOTOGRAPH

e-mail
mail ID_______________________________

Signature:

DEMAND DRAFT DETAILS:

NAME OF THE BANK:____________________________________________

BANK:____________________________________________

DD NO.:__________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________

DATE: __________________________ PAYABLE AT: ___________________

Accommodation Required (YES/NO): ______________

Signature and Seal of the Head of the Institute

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TRAVEL FORM

ARRIVAL DETAILS

Date___________________________________________________

Time___________________________________________________

Mode of Travel:

Train / Flight No:

Train / Flight Name:

Arrival Place:

DEPARTURE DETAILS

Date___________________________________________________

Time___________________________________________________

Mode of Travel:

Train / Flight No:

Train / Flight Name:

Contact Person (Name and Mobile Number) (one must be non-participant,

non participant, preferably

Teacher
eacher Associated with the team):

1.………………………………………………………………………

2..……..……………………………………………………….………

NOTE: All the teams have to arrive before 12:00 pm on 23rd April,
2019 for the registration and draw of lots for Preliminary Rounds.

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