10th Rmlnlu-Scc Online 2022 Brochure
10th Rmlnlu-Scc Online 2022 Brochure
10th Rmlnlu-Scc Online 2022 Brochure
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SCC ONLINE ®
25TH-27TH FEBRUARY
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ABOUT RMLNLU
The first edition of the moot was organized in 2013 with the aim to foster
legal acumen in the vigorously prospering field of International Media
Law and garner interest from students nationwide. The University
witnessed participation from twenty-seven teams all over India. Mooting
is considered to be an intrinsic feature of any law institute and RMLNLU
aims at fostering the best mooting culture and legal knowledge through
its Moot Court Competition. The 10th edition of the RMLNLU-SCC
Online® International Media Law Moot Court Competition is being
organized from 25th-27th February, 2022 boasting of highly proficient
and eminent panels of judges. Meritorious participants shall receive
awards which include cash prizes along with SCC Online® access cards
and subscriptions. Welcome to 10th RMLNLU SCC Online® International
Media Law Moot Court Competition, 2022!
ABOUT SCC-ONLINE
In 1996, Eastern Book Company became the first Indian legal publisher to bring out
a legal database on CD-ROM called the SCC Online® Supreme Court Case Finder. It
was quickly adopted by the legal fraternity and became the choice of research for
Supreme Court case laws. Additional databases like the full text of judgments of the
Supreme Court of India, case notes and judgments of other High Courts, statutory
material, Law Commission Reports and the Constituent Assembly debates have
been added over time. One of the unique features of this legal database is the ability
to print ‘True Prints’, exact facsimiles of judgments as published in their respective
law reports. Thus, on a few CDs and DVDs, hundreds of volumes of law reports such
as Supreme Court Cases (SCC), Current Tamil Nadu Cases (CTC), the Law Reports,
the Weekly Law Reports, the Indian Appeals etc. became accessible to legal
researchers. SCC Online’s tie-up with the ICLR of England and Wales made access to
English Law possible.
In 2010, the SCC Online® Web Edition was launched with the best of the CD-ROM
Edition and the new features that the internet had to offer. It is a legal database
with over seventy-five databases covering the Supreme Court of India, the Privy
Council since 1836, the erstwhile Federal Court of India, all the High Courts, major
Tribunals and Commissions, statutory material including rules, regulations,
circulars and notifications, reports of the Law Commission of India and the
Constituent Assembly debates. Case laws and other material are available from the
jurisdictions of the United Kingdom (under license from the ICLR), the United
States, Canada, South Africa, Singapore (under license from the Singapore Academy
of Law), Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand and the erstwhile West African
Court of Appeal. International material includes WIPO domain name dispute cases
and Treaties and Conventions. It is noteworthy that over a million cases are
reported in this database. SCC Online has now tied up with Hein Online to bring a
specially curated bouquet of databases from Hein Online to India and other
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The SCC Online® suite of products are used by the Supreme Court of India, all the
High Courts, the subordinate judiciary in many States, by advocates, law firms and
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India and abroad. The Indian Law Institute in a study has rated it as the most used
legal database by judges and legislators, legal practitioners, civil servants and
government officials and the second most used by law students and teachers.
MESSAGE FROM EASTERN BOOK COMPANY
Moot Court Competitions helps you in enhancing your research skills, which is
an extremely important skill for a lawyer to have, because at the end of the day
it is your research which helps you fight your case and represent your side and
it is your research itself that also helps you in framing a good Moot Court
Memorial which is a weapon against the opposing team.
The characteristics of discipline, presentation, appropriate and logical response
to the spontaneous query of Judges and the art of advocacy are must in order to
become a successful lawyer. The students are trained here to present their case
with utmost confidence and clarity before the judges.
Competitions are a way of giving you the skills you will require, that you may
not get from only textbooks. The skills, motivation, confidence one gets while
participating in these competitions is more important for a student’s career
than just winning prizes or just working in academics alone.
I hope that this event is a pleasant and wholesome experience for the
participants. I wish the participants the best of luck!
The 1st RMLNLU-SCC Online® Media Law Moot Court Competition, 2013
witnessed twenty-seven participating teams arguing on a problem authored by
Mr. Anand Shankar Jha, Advocate, Supreme Court of India. Gandhinagar National
Law University, Amity Law School, Delhi, National University of Advanced Legal
Studies, Kochi and Hidayatullah National Law University emerged as the semi-
finalists. The Final rounds saw NUALS, Kochi and Amity Law School, Delhi put
forth their best arguments and judged by a noteworthy bench of Hon’ble (Mr.)
Justice D. K. Arora, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice D. P. Singh, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice K. D.
Shahi, Judges of the High Court of Allahabad, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice Sanjib
Banerjee, Judge of the Calcutta High Court and Shri Surendra Malik, Director,
Eastern Book Company. The competition ended ceremoniously with a valedictory
function which saw the Chief Guest, Shri Salman Khurshid, Hon’ble Minister for
External Affairs, Guest of Honor, Shri D. K. Shahi, retired Judge of the Hon’ble
Allahabad High Court and Special Guest Shri Surendra Malik, Director, Eastern
Book Company gracing the event and awarding the deserving participants.
WINNERS:
The team from National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi, comprising:
·Lakshmi Menon
·Miriam Jacob
·Shreyas B. Bhushan
RUNNERS’- UP:
The team from Amity Law School, Delhi, comprising:
·Ravin Kapur
·Chitrangada Sharma
·Mrinal Verma
The 2nd edition of the RMLNLU-SCC Online® International Media Law Moot
Court Competition, 2014 again witnessed twenty-seven teams arguing before a
well-qualified and acclaimed panel of judges. The semi-finals took place among
West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata, Gujarat National
Law University, Gandhinagar, Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat and Symbiosis
Law School, Pune. The moot problem for the edition was drafted by Mr. Subhiksh
Vasudev, practicing Advocate at the Supreme Court of India. The finals were
conducted between WBNUJS, Kolkata and Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat. The
bench comprising judges from the Allahabad High Court, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice
(Retd.) Vishnu Sahai, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice D.K. Arora, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice R.R.
Awasthi, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice D.K. Upadhayaya and Mrs. Rajdipa Behura,
Advocate Supreme Court, collectively adjudged WBNUJS, Kolkata as the winners.
The event culminated with the Valedictory ceremony, which saw coveted awards
being handed over to the deserving participants and the encouraging words of
wisdom by esteemed scholars and officials in the field of law.
WINNERS:
The team from West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata,
comprising:
·Rakshit Akshay Jha
·Anirudh Nath Lekhi
·Ameya Vikram Mishra
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from Jindal Global Law School, Haryana, comprising:
·V. Balaji
·Nehmat Kaur
·Aishwarya Gupta
BEST MEMORIAL: The team from School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore.
The 3rd edition of the RMLNLU-SCC Online ® International Media Law Moot
Court Competition, 2015 saw participation from an unprecedented forty-five
teams out of which thirty-two were selected for the oral rounds based on a
memorial knockout. These thirty-two teams argued before a dynamic panel of
judges. The semi-finals took place among Gujarat National Law University,
Gandhinagar, Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, Amity Law School, (IP
University), Delhi and Symbiosis Law School, Noida, who managed to put forward
creative arguments taking the competition up by a notch. The moot problem for
the edition was framed by Mr. Gopal Sankaranarayan, Advocate at the Supreme
Court of India. The stirring final rounds were held between Jindal Global Law
School, Sonipat and Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar which
managed to gather a courtroom full of spectators. The bench comprised of
Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice A.K. Sikri, Judge, Supreme Court of India, Mr. Rakesh
Munjal, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India, Mrs. Geeta Luthra, Senior
Advocate, Delhi High Court, Mr. Jaideep Narain Mathur, Senior Advocate,
Allahabad High Court and Mr. Surendra Malik, Chief Editor, Supreme Court Cases
which adjudged Jindal Global Law School as thewinners.
WINNERS:
The team from Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, comprising:
·Sajal Mendiratta
·Rhea Choksi
·Shyam Agarwal
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, comprising:
·Atharva Sontakke
·Himaja Bhatt
·Rishika Mendiratta
The 4th edition of the RMLNLU-SCC Online® International Media Law Moot
Court Competition, 2016 had a total of thirty teams representing law schools from
all over the nation. The semi-finals took place among Gujarat National Law
University, Gandhinagar, School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore, Amity Law
School (IP University), Delhi and Symbiosis Law School, Pune, who managed to
put forward elaborate and carefully crafted arguments. The moot problem for the
edition was framed by Mr. Alok Prasanna, Advocate at the Supreme Court of
India. The well-contested final rounds were held between Amity Law School (IP
University) and Christ University, Bangalore, which managed to garner a huge
number of spectators. The Final bench comprised of Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice A. R.
Masoodi, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya, Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice
D. K. Arora, Mr. K. V. Viswanathan, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India, and
Mr. Jaideep Narain Mathur; Senior Advocate, Allahabad High Court all of whom
adjudged Amity Law School (IP University) as the winners. The event ended on a
ceremonious note with a Valedictory function graced by distinguished legal
luminaries.
WINNERS:
The team from Amity Law School (IP University), Delhi, comprising:
·Siddhant Bajaj
·Avni Sharma
·Ishita Mohanty
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from School of Law, Christ University, Bangalore, comprising:
·Aashima Panikar
·Rouble Sorkkar
·Parmita Banerjee
BEST SPEAKER: Siddhant Bajaj, Amity Law School (IP University), Delhi.
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The 5th edition of the RMLNLU-SCC Online ® International Media Law Moot
Court Competition, 2017 was privy to thirty-three teams representing law schools
from all over the nation as well as abroad. The semi-finals took place among
RGNUL, Patiala, Christ University, Bangalore, NUALS, Kochi and WBNUJS,
Kolkata. The moot problem for the edition was framed by Mr. Ankit Yadav,
Advocate, Supreme Court, an alumnus of Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law
University and New York University. The grand finale witnessed some intense
advocacy between National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi and
West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata. The Final bench
comprised of eminent judges from the High Court, comprising Hon’ble (Mr.)
Justice A. P. Sahi, Senior Judge, Lucknow Bench, Allahabad High Court; Hon’ble
(Mr.) Justice D. K. Upadhyay, Judge, Lucknow Bench, Allahabad High Court;
Hon’ble (Mr.) Justice A. R. Masoodi, Judge, Lucknow Bench, Allahabad High Court;
Mr. K.T.S. Tulsi, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court, Mr. Surendra Malik, Managing
Director, EBC all of whom adjudged NUALS, Kochi as the winners. The event
concluded with the Valedictory function embellished by distinguished legal
luminaries along with the Book release of “B M Gandhi’s Indian Penal Code” as
revised by Dr. K. A. Pandey.
WINNERS:
The team from National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi, comprising:
·Samyukta Ramaswamy
·Karthik Venkatesh
·Shilpa Sangameswaran
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata,
comprising:
·Adrija Ghosh
·Parmeet Singh
·Sakshi Agarwal
The 6th edition of the RMLNLU-SCC Online® International Media Law Moot
Court Competition, 2018 saw an unprecedented forty seven registrations from
across the globe comprising teams from Australia, Pakistan as well as teams from
law schools from all over the nation. The finals took place among GNLU,
Gandhinagar and Macquarie University, Sydney who managed to put forth
exquisite arguments before the Bench. The moot problem for the edition was
framed by Mr. Aakash Prasad, Advocate, Allahabad High Court (Lucknow Bench),
an alumnus of NALSAR. The final rounds of the moot were judged by an eminent
bench comprising Justice D.K. Arora, Justice R.R. Awasthi, and Justice A.R.
Masoodi of the Allahabad High Court, Dr. K.A. Pandey, Associate Professor,
RMLNLU, and Mr. Aakash Prasad, Advocate, Allahabad High Court all of whom
adjudged Gujarat National Law University (GNLU), Gandhinagar as winners.
WINNERS:
The team from Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar comprising:
• Abhijeet Chakraborty
• Mansa Venkatachalam
• Anushka Sinha
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia comprising:
• Aidan O’Callaghan
• Michael Docker
• Fraser Lawrence
BEST MEMORIALS: The team from West Bengal National University of Juridical
Sciences, Kolkata.
The 7th edition of the RMLNLU-SCC Online® International Media Law Moot
WINNERS:
The team from West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata
comprising:
• Aman Goyal
• Shaurya Mittal
• Raksha Raina
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from National Law University, Jodhpur comprising:
• Rishika Arya
• Praneesh Goyal
• Anshika Chadha
The 8th edition of the RMLNLU-SCC Online ® International Media Law Moot
WINNERS:
The team from National Law University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi
comprising:
• Padmavathi Prasad
• Abhinav Mathur
• Pankaj Kumar Mishra
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from NMIMS, Mumbai comprising:
• Dharmi H. Jilka
• Bhumica Veera
• Sumana Roychowdhury
WINNERS:
The team from University School of Law and Legal Studies GGSIPU
comprising:
• Paridhi Gaur
• Kaushitaki Sharma
• Sarthak Yadav
RUNNERS’-UP:
The team from Symbiosis Law School Noida comprising:
• Aaditi Bose
• Devanshi Tiwari
• Ishita Goyal
BEST MEMORIALS: The team from Dr. Rajiv Gandhi National University of
Law.
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