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Thursday, October 4, 2012

Sanghatan 2012 News Paper clippings

Amity University Football Team

Amity University football team played their first match on 27 September 2012 against M.J.P. Rohilkhand University, Bareilly and the team won the match by 4-0 one goal scored by, Als Noida Team Member Kanav Vohra and the team played their second match on 28 September 2012 against GADVAS University, Jalandhar and won the match by a margin of 8-0. One goal scored by, Als Noida Team Member Kanav Vohra

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Certificate Course for Para Legals


Amity Law School, Noida has started a specially designed certificate course for para legals. 

The students qualified for this course are ex-servicemen, fully trained to handle all duties and responsibilities of Lawyer Clerks. 

The training includes documentation, filing, case management, diary, library organisation and client counselling etc. The candidates are all disciplined, dependable hardworking individuals. 

The course duration is three months, there is no fees, as the fees is paid by the Government of India.The courses are regularly being conducted and three such course have already concluded.

Course structure can be see here : Download (Click to Download)

For further details contact:
Maj. Gen. Nilendra Kumar
Director,
Amity Law School,Amity University,
Sector - 125, Noida - 201 301
Tel    : 0120-4392186

Silver in the U.P. State Shooting Championship, 2012

Tanisha Jahangir Monir, bagged team silver in the U.P. State Shooting Championship, 2012, held at Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range, Delhi. Also, ranked fourth amongst the individual participants in the senior category all over the State. 

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Lawplay at Amity University

Darpan, dramatics society of Amity Law School, Centre II is organizing its first LAWPLAY, an attempt to spread legal awareness on campus through the creative medium.

The event is the curtain call for all the creatively inclined students to blend their academics and innovative ambitions onstage, sharing legal inputs with people at large.
This event is designed in a form of skit competition however; the moot motive remains the same: Sharing the legal knowledge through the medium of theatre.

Going by the Vision of the Honorable Founder President Sir of nurturing talent at Amity, we invite students from your institution to showcase their creative instinct.

Lawplay is inter-institutional competition and is being organized on the 11th October 2012 , Thrusday at the 'C' Block Auditorium, AUUP, Noida


Interested participants /Teams may forward their names to the faculty coordinator mentioned below.

Guidelines for the presentation:

  • Each team shall comprise of minimum 8 and maximum 15 members. (Including maximum 4 members as backstage helpers.)
  • The Skit should be based on any one of the suggested themes:

Ø   Corruption
Ø  Unfair labour practices
Ø  Honour Killing

  • Multiple entries per institute may be submitted. The play may be multi-lingual.
  • All entries should be registered by 9th October 2012 (Tuesday). And the group names should be e-mailed to the student dramatics coordinator on below mentioned email address.
  • Time Limit: 8-10 minutes.
  • Performances must be an adherence to the decorum of the university therefore no offensive language is allowed.
  • No fire play on stage is allowed. (Lighting candles, matches or cigarettes.)Doing this would result in disqualification of the team.
  • No Mics or Props will be provided by the hosting team. Therefore teams are requested to arrange for the props themselves.
  • The evaluation will be based on Thought, presentation, message and rules framed by the panel of judges. 
  • Decision taken by the judges would be binding and final.
The event will end with the distribution of Participation Certificates and Prizes to I, II & III Winners.

For further queries please contact Event coordinator:

Shubham
                                                                                                                            Email:shubham_darpan@yahoo.com


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Posted by Adhish Sharma

Airtel F1 simulation game

Sanction of the Acting Vice Chancellor has been accorded to stage a show by AIRTEL in form of a simulation game on F1 on Thursday, 4 October 2012 between 1400 Hrs and 1600 Hrs. in the area opposite I-2 Block.

Airtel India F1 2012 passes at stake. Be there. :))

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Monday, October 1, 2012

ALS Noida shines in the 4th RLC Saquib Rizvi Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2012


ALS Noida team comprising of Avinash Krishna Ravi (5th semester), Tanisha Jahangir Munir and Jeet Karia had participated in the 4th RLC Saquib Rizvi Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2012 organised by Rizvi Law College, Mumbai. 

The team was successful in reaching semi final rounds of the competition.There were 24 teams taking part including NALSAR, five other national law schools,  Jamia and OP Jindal etc. 

Avinash KR had been adjudged as the best speaker and the team also won the award of the best Memorial. 


Congratulations and Best Wishes to All !!!

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Refugee Convention, HNLU Raipur

A Round table conference on refugee convention is being organised at HNLU, Raipur. Nadia Rehman (9th Semester) submitted a abstract on the topic "Republic and refugee- inconsistency in the legal framework. Her abstract has been selected. 

Congratulations !!!

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Sunday, September 23, 2012

Report on Third All India Corporate Law Moot Court Competition 2012




A team comprising of Adhish Sharma (7th Semester), Pratik Sen (7th Semester) and Astha Pandey (3rd Semester), participated in the "Third All India Corporate Law Moot Court Competition 2012" held from 21st - 23rd September, 2012 at National Law University, Delhi. The competition comprised of 27 teams from all over India, with all the top national law schools participating.

The team's position was 7th at the National level and was appreciated by the judges and fellow participants for their research and presentation skills. It was a great learning experience for all of us. 


With our experience and the reviews given by the judges, we would like to suggest the teams participating in different moot court competitions, to keep in mind the following points during their preparation:

  • Please be thorough with the facts of the case, your research and the compendium.
  • The rules of the competition should be thoroughly interpreted, specially the rules regarding the drafting of the memorials.

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Report by Adhish Sharma