2nd Amity National Moot Court Competition – 2017,Gurgaon

After the success of its first edition moot, Amity Law School, Gurgaon is organizing the 2nd National Moot Court Competition – 2017 in association with SCC Online from 24th March – 26th March, 2017. The competition will witness presence of some of the best legal luminaries in the country. This year’s moot problem is based on Constitutional law.

Timeline

1. Release of Problem- Tuesday, December 06, 2016


2. Last Date for Provisional Registration of Institution- Monday, January 16, 2017


3. Last Date for Registration of team- Thursday, January 26, 2017


4. Last Date for submission of Hard Copy of Registration Form & Demand Draft- Tuesday, January 30, 2017


5. Last Date for seeking clarifications, if any- Tuesday, January 30, 2017


6. Release of final clarifications- Monday, February 06, 2017


7. Last Date for submission of soft copy of Memorial & Travel Form- Monday, February 27, 2017


8. Last Date for submission of hard copy of Memorial & Travel Form- Monday, March 6, 2017


9. Date of Arrival- Thursday, March 23, 2017


10. Inauguration Ceremony- Friday, March 24, 2017


11. Oral rounds Saturday-Sunday, March 24-26, 2017


12. Valedictory Ceremony- Sunday, March 26, 2017

Registration Fee

The Registration Fee is INR 4000 for teams. Teams must make the payment of such amount through Demand Draft in favour of ‘Amity University Haryana’ payable at New Delhi.

The teams shall be required to pay the Registration Fee only after they have received confirmation mail by 26th January, 2017.

Awards

• Winning Team: Trophy, Cash Prize and 3 SCC Online Web Edition Card.


• Runners Up: Trophy, Cash Prize and 3 SCC Online Web Edition Card.


• Best Memorial: Trophy and 3 SCC Online Web Edition Card.


• Best Speaker: Trophy, Cash Prize and 1 SCC Online Web Edition Card.


• Best Researcher: Trophy, Cash Prize and 1 SCC Online Web Edition Card.

Contact

Mr. Mayank Shekhar, Student Convenor (09717274702)

Read complete invitation, including rules and problem here