Banasthali National Moot Court

09/04/2018

09/04/2018

“Alone we do so little together we do so much”

This perfectly suits on the success of the 1st Banasthali National Moot Court Competition which was organized for 3 days and that led to the amazing memories both for the participating teams and the organizing committee.

08/04/2018

The valedictory ceremony started by the juncture and briefing of the connotation of the events and emotions for three days. Prof.Harsh Purohit, Dean Faculty of Law Department gave a vigilant ABCDE model of Gita to be followed in everyday life and the motto of Banasthali to “ Do more and do better”.
Prof. Umesh Sharma graced the occasion and added his suggestions for the trial moot court and he raised the enthusiasm of students by addressing 'we never lose, if we don’t play to win'.
Prof. U.C Barupal concocted an excellent story of Akbar and Birbal for focusing on the argumentative skills of the law students.
Madam Meena Awasthi was delighted to be the jury and praised the motto of women empowerment of Bansthali Vidyapith. Followed by the words of wisdom and moments of laughter with our very Prof. Aditya Shastri ,Vice Chancellor, Banasthali Vidyapith .The most awaited results were announced which were as follows-
• Winner- Galgotias University
• 1st Runner up- S.K Acharya Institiute of Law, University of Kalyani, Kolkata
• Best Memorial- Galgotias University
• Best Researcher-Nimisha Shaswat(Law college, Dehradun)
• Best Speaker- Priyanka Maurya (Galgotias University)
And lastly the vote of thanks was proposed by Rashmi Singh Rana, HOD, Faculty of law to the playing of Vande Mataram by the students of music department and the moments of hard work for all the committee members as a video collaboration.

08/04/2018

“In every battle there comes a time when both sides consider themselves beaten, then he who continues the attack wins.”
“Battle for the final begins”…..
The court room was filled with vehement spectators. Proceeding commenced with the permission of judges Shri. Umesh Sharma, Shri U.C Bharupal and Ms. Meena Awasthi. The petitioner started their pleadings deleteriously and with complete articulation. Both the speakers presented their contentions efficiently.
The respondents focused on the global scenario of the services and legislations against the monopoly. Both the parties were subjected to the questions raised by the judges which they managed to answer logically along with the relevant laws and the cases.

08/04/2018

We are done with the semi final rounds as the fight for the final is on, teams has shown their best, we witnessed fully confident teams with their sterling research work ,TC 01 stressed more on substantive law while,TC 10 emphasizing on the principal of natural justice. TC 02 Confronted that the present case is not subjected to judicial review. Though being nervous due to pressure speakers stammered a bit but still assertively stood for their case in grilling by the judges TC11 was caught hold in scrutiny with respect to the jurisdiction areas.

TC10 & TC02 qualified for the finals...

08/04/2018

Banasthali aaye aur banasthali nahi deekha...!!