Moot Court Competition for Women at Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University, Jaipur [Feb 22-23]: Register by Feb 17 [Extended]
About the University
Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University is India’s first Private State Women’s University. The state legislature of Rajasthan has established the university by the Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University, Jaipur Act (Act no. 17 of 2008).
About the moot
Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University is organizing moot court competition to give exposure to students pursuing the law course to the Indian Court system & Advocacy skills.
Team Composition and Eligibility Criteria
- Each team shall comprise of 3 members only, out of which two will be mooters and one researcher.
- The argument will be in English only.
- The competition is open for female students perusing five years or three-year LL.B course.
- Each university/institute shall be eligible to send one team. The team should not disclose the identity of their institution in course of proceedings in the courtrooms, such disclosure shall invite penalties including disqualification.
- Each team will be provided with the team codes by draw of lots followed by an exchange of memorials.
Registration
For the registration form, click here.
- The registration form with all team details must be submitted online and also send to the university on or before 17th February 2020.
- Submit their memorials lastly by 19th February 2020.
- A registration fee of rupees 1500/- is to be sent by way of demand draft in favor of JAYOTI VIDYAPEETH WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY, Jaipur along with the registration form. The registration fee is non- refundable.
- No change in the names of the participants shall be permitted after the receipt of the registration form, except at the sole discretion of the organizers.
- After receipt of the registration form along with the demand draft, the participating team will be allotted a team code which they are required to mention on their memorial.
- Teams should clearly mention the participant’s name, contact number including year/semester of study in the registration form.
- Teams shall not mention any details about them except the team code on the memorial.
- Dress Code: White Shirt and Black Trouser along with black coat and tie.
E-mail ID: mootcourt2020[at]jvwu.ac.in
Location
The Department of Law and Governance, Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University Jaipur.
Contact details
E-mail ID: mootcourt2020[at]jvwu.ac.in
Convener: Dr. Beena Diwan (Head of Department): 9828277093
Coordinators
Mrs. Manali Rathore Chouhan: 7742817366
Mr. Hans Kumar Sharma: 9928067682
Ms. Madhu Rajbansh: 7876073871
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Jayoti vidyapeeth university Jaipur, has the worst moot court competition where everything is pre decided. This university make there own college team as the winner. We were the participants last year and we had a very bad experience. I request you all not to go for this moot. The moot court society staff is also the most worst management society ever.
We attended the moot court competition conducted by this university this year (2020) and we had a very bad experience. The winners of the competition were already decided and we went till the semi finals round and was not selected for the finals.the teams which got selected for the finals were both from the same locality and they did not even know who is the respondents in that particular moot problem. And when we went and talked to the Dean of law in that college about the transparency in conducting the moot competition he told that injustice happens some times and we have to accept it. He behaved with in an irresponsible manner and we asked them to show the results of the teams they were not ready and told that it was against Thier rules to do so. I kindly request all my fellow law students not to attend the moot court competition conducted by this university in the upcoming years.