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27th June 2016, 08:00 AM
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NLSIU Moot Court Society
Hi I am interested in having the details of the Moot Court Society (MCS) and its functions as well as the Moot Court Society 2015-16 committee?
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27th June 2016, 09:31 AM
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Re: NLSIU Moot Court Society
The Moot Court Society (MCS) is the understudy board endowed with the obligation of controlling mooting exercises and maintaining the exclusive expectations of brilliance that the NLSIU has set itself. Mooting as a movement can maybe best be depicted as the nearest one comes to being a legal counsellor while still in graduate school - it includes recognizing lawful issues in circumstances, comprehensive exploration here of law, trailed by broad composed entries and tiresome orals before a seat of famous judges, to put it plainly, everything a legal counsellor is relied upon to do. The MCS' part is to encourage and control mooting at the NLSIU. Firstly, this includes arranging, sorting out and executing the different disputable court rivalries that are facilitated by the NLSIU MCS's second real command is to constitute the University Moot Team, a procedure which extends more than 2 months and consolidates 3 rounds of mooting, coming full circle in a positioning of those chose to speak to the NLSIU at different national and worldwide moots. NLSIU keeps up a fortunate record in national level debatable court rivalries too, performing in a stellar manner at moots, for example, the Bar Council of India Trust Moot, the D.M. Harish Moot, the Kerala Law Academy Moot, the Luthra and Luthra Moot, the M.M. Singhvi Moot and the Surana and Surana International Technology Law Moot and so forth. The third capacity that the MCS serves is to create future mooters, and also an enthusiasm for mooting. In compatibility of this, the MCS takes after an approach of empowering cooperation in mooting from all groups, including the main years. To permit them to contend on an equivalent balance, the MCS composes broad workshops and shows to empower them to take during the time spent mooting from the very nuts and bolts to the most multifaceted subtle elements. The Moot Court Society 2015-16 consists of the following persons: Convenor: Ms. Yashna Mehta (IV) Joint Convenors: Ms. Misha Chandna (V) Mr. Harshavardhan Sunder (III) Members: Ms. Aditi Shukla Mr. Aditya Dsouza Mr. Amol Mehta Ms. Annie Jain Mr. Arush Pande Mr. Dhruv Mehrotra Mr.Gaganjyot Singh Ms. Jyotsana Singh Mr. Kaustubh Chaturvedi Ms. Mukta Halbe Mr. Prakshal Jain Ms. Shambhavi Pandey Mr. Suyash Ojha Ms. Tanvee Kanaujia E-mail: nls.mcs@gmail.com |
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