Law College Dehra Dun integrates class room learning
with practical learning. We believe that real life
situations of legal arena can be known only when the
students equip themselves fully with the practical
knowledge of law. Legal education through class room
learning and moot court participation stimulates the
learning zeal of students. The Moot Court sessions
encourage the development of skills in brief
writing and oral advocacy.
The Moot Court is practiced in different stages like
analysis of the facts of a case to arrive at legal
points, to understand decided cases in light of a
case presented in the moot court, preparation of the
plaint, written statement, drafting written and oral
arguments and conduct of the participants with
opponent counselors and the bench.
We lay a great emphasis on students' participation
in the Moot Court.
Moot Court
Competition at Law College Dehradun
The Moot Court Society of Law College Dehradun
organized a moot Court competition in the college
moot court. The issue involved was the Tamil Naidu Reservation Act 1993. Moot Court Society of
Law college Dehradun Challenged the same on the basis of "the blanket immunity provided under the
amendment act from judicial review of laws inserted
in the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution". Aman
Rab's team which comprised researchers Ashutosh
Gupta and Manav Sanmotra was adjudge the best team
and Aman
Rab was declare as the best speaker.
The Judges were:-
1.Hon'ble Mr. Justice, I.P. Vashisth
Chairman, Uttarakhand Legal Service Authority 2.Mr. D.K. Sharma
Honb'le Member, Bar Council of India
and Associated Managing Trustee, Bar Council of
India
3. Mr. Faizal Rizvi
Honb'le Member, Bar Council of India
4.Mr. G.P. Sharma
Senior Advocate, Ex. Dean of Law
H.N.B Garhwal University, Srinagar Garhwal,
Uttarakhand
