14th Justa Causa Brochure

RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITYS
DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR COLLEGE OF LAW, NAGPUR
Proudly Organizes
Justa Causa
14th NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL
(2016)
THEME :
HEALTH LAWS IN INDIA
20th to 23rd January 2016
14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL
2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SR.NO.
TITLE
PAGE NUMBER
1.
About the college
2-3
2.
Glimpses of previous JUSTA CAUSA
3.
Organizing committee
5-8
4.
Events of JUSTA CAUSA
9-11
5.
Schedule of events
12-14
6.
Rules of the Moot Court Competition
15-19
7.
Rules of Seminar
20-24
8.
Rules for National legal Drafting Competition
25
9.
Rules for National Quiz competition
26
10.
Rules for National Debate competition
27
11.
Rules for National legal Essay Writing Competition
28
12.
Registration Procedure
29-30
13.
Registration Form: Moot Court Competition
31
14.
Registration Form: Seminar
32
15.
Registration Form: Drafting Competition
33
16.
Registration Form: Quiz Competition
34
17.
Registration Form: Debate Competition
35
18.
Registration Form: Essay writing Competition
36
19.
Travel Plan
37
JUSTA CAUSA BROCHURE
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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Legal education and legal profession have been held in high esteem
throughout the world since time memorial. Undisputedly legal education has a
cardinal role to play in the matter of ensuring legal justice to the citizens. Herein
lays the pivotal role of law colleges and law schools. The last few decades have
witnessed the due importance being given to legal education in India. An element of
professionalism is writ large in the contemporary legal education in India.
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur Universitys Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
College of Law, a premier legal institution of Central India is a name familiar to the
legal fraternity all over India and needs no introduction. Yet as a matter of sheer
delight a few words about the college will not be unwarranted.
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur Universitys Dr. Babasaheb
Ambedkar College of Law (BACL), formerly known as University Law College,
established in the year 1925 is the conducted college of the University. The college
has the glorious beginning as Sir Vivian Bose who went on to become the Judge of
Supreme Court of India was the first Principal of this college. The college, over the
years, has attracted talent from all over India. Even today when the college is facing
competition from the private law colleges, it is attracting young and talented
students not only from the area within the jurisdiction of the University but even
beyond. Large number of students from the adjoining areas of Chhattisgarh and
Madhya Pradesh States and also from the far flung areas of Delhi and North
Eastern states have been taking admissions in the college. This is testimony of the
reputation and rock solid standing of the college in central India.
The popularity, standing, credibility and reputation of the college has
been built over the years through the dedicated and selfless service of the
successive Vice-Chancellors of the University, Principals and teaching and nonteaching staff of the college. The contribution of the students of the college in
building the edifice of its reputation is no less significant. The alumni of the college
is awesome and star studded one. It includes the stalwarts in almost all important
walks of public life. The spectrum is as broad as it could be. If on one hand it
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includes the most notable politicians like former Prime-Minister of India late Shri.
Narsimha Rao, Shri. Devendra Fadnavis (Chief Minister, Maharashtra) and Shri.
Nitin Gadkari (Minister of Road, Transport and Highways of India), on the other
hand it includes legal luminaries like, Honble Shri Justice S.A. Bobde (Judge,
Supreme Court of India), Honble Smt. Justice Ruma Pal, Honble Shri Justice V.S.
Sirpurkar (former Judges of the Supreme Court of India), HonbleShri. Justice
Ashok Desai (former Chief Justice of Uttaranchal High Court); Honble Shri
Justice J.N. Patel (former Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court); Honble Shri
Justice Madhukar Narhar Chandurkar (former Chief Justice of Bombay High
Court), Honble Shri Justice M.B. Ghodeswar (former Acting Chief Justice,
Bombay, High Court) Honble Shri Justice K.J. Rohee, Honble Shri Justice D.K.
Deshmukh, Honble Shri Justice D.D. Sinha, Honble Shri Justice S. R.
Dongaonkar, Honble Shri Justice V.C. Daga, Honble Shri Justice R.C. Chauhan
(former Judges of Bombay High Court); Honble Shri Justice A.P. Deshpande,
Honble Shri Justice P. V. Hardas, Honble Shri Justice B.P. Dharmadhikari,
Honble Smt. Justice Vasanti A. Naik and Honble Shri Justice R.K. Deshpande
(Sitting Judges, Bombay High Court); Advocate Harish Salve (former Solicitor
General of India); Advocates Shri A.S. Bobde, and Shri V.R. Manohar (former
Advocate Generals of Maharashtra), and Advocate Shri.Shashank V. Manohar
(President of Board of Cricket Control in India) and Shri. Sunil V. Manohar
(Former Advocate General Maharashtra) and many others who have made singular
contribution in development of jurisprudence through their innovative thinking and
arguments.
At BACL, the emphasis is on overall development of personalities of the
law students. The emphasis is also on value education. With the motto of producing
lawyers who are socially sensitive and citizens of high moral values, the college has
been organizing various events including the most prestigious and popular
JUSTA-CAUSA which will be entering its 14th year. Students from the
prestigious law schools and colleges from all corners of India eagerly await this
event and make it a point to participate in it.
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GLIMPSES OF PREVIOUS JUSTA CAUSA
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
TEACHER MEMBERS
1.
DR. SHRIKANT R. KOMAWAR
Principal,
(Chief Event Coordinator)
Phone No. +919822565770
2. DR. MRS. PRAVINA KHOBRAGADE

Seminar Coordinator
Phone No .09890069731
3.
DR. MRS. APARNA PANCHABHAI
Member, Organizing Committee

Phone No.+919403119669
4.
DR. MRS. ADHARA DESHPANDE
Member, Organizing Committee

Phone No.+919890069731
5.
ADV. MRS. KALYANI KAPSE
Moot Court Association Coordinator

Phone No.+919373466737
6.
PROF. CHINMAYEE NIMKHEDKAR
Legal Knowledge Club (LKC) Coordinator

Phone No.+919975021356
7.
ADV. RAHUL DHOBLE
LKC Joint-Coordinator
Phone No. +91942280937
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STUDENT MEMBERS
1) MOOT COURT ASSOCIATION
A. MR. ABHISHEK SHUKLA
President,
Phone No. +917387448898
B. MISS AKSHITA CHOUBEY
Vice-President,
Phone No.+918983233302
C. MR. DEEP KARAMCHANDANI

Treasurer,
Phone No.+919823055791
2) SEMINAR COMMITTEE
A. MISS JHANKRUTI BADANI
President,
Phone No. +919371060055
B. MISS. RIYA BAIS
Vice-President
Phone No.+917709431791
C. MISS RAJLAXMI ZODE
Secretary
Phone No.+919404305671
D. MR. MANISH KURJEKAR
Joint-secretary
Phone No.+919881714200
E. MR. ABHIMANYU SAMARTH
Treasurer
Phone No.+919766410626
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3) LEGAL KNOWLEDGE CLUB (LKC)

A. MISS. DISHA GOYAL
President
Phone no.+918888826658
B. MISS. SALONI BHANDARI
Vice-President
Phone No.+919158168666
C. MISS BHUMIKA SARDA
Secretary,
Phone No. +919762721426
D. MISS RAJASI PAITHANKAR
Treasurer,
Phone No. +918237399820
SUPPORT TEAM
1. Adv. Arvind Mahendra

2. Adv. Vishwanath Mendhe
3. Dr. Deepak Taywade
4. Prof. Sachin Tripathi
5. Prof. Ashutosh Panchabhai
6. Prof. Aadarsh Dhabarde
7. Prof. Sushil Tiwari
8. Prof. Archana Pranjale
9. Prof. Prajakta Balvir
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PATRONS
1. DR. SIDDHARTHAVINAYAKA KANE

Honble Vice- Chancellor,
Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University
2. DR. PRAMOD YEOLE

Honble Pro Vice Chancellor,
3. SHRI. PURANCHANDRA MESHRAM

Honble Registrar,
4. DR. DINESHKUMAR AGRAWAL

Honble Director,
Board of College and University Development (B.C.U.D.)
5. DR. NEERAJ KHATI

Honble Controller of Examinations
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EVENTS OF JUSTA CAUSA

1. NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION
To moot means to bring something to a discussion. In a figurative sense,

Moot Court means Hypothetical case or hearing/ trial. The aim of Moot Court
activity is to groom the budding lawyers. It trains the students of law to create
links between theory and practice. Moot court competition provides a platform to
the law students to show case their mooting talent. It also is a way for the students
to learn from their peer group. Taking into consideration this significance of moot
court competition, we include this competition in the Law Festival. The judges for
the preliminary and semi-final rounds of the competitions are eminent practicing
lawyers. The final round of the moot court competition will be judged by sitting
Honble Judges of the Bombay High Court, Nagpur Bench, Nagpur.
2. NATIONAL SEMINAR
Seminars have unique characteristics of bringing several people to share

their knowledge and experiences and views on a chosen topic. It inspires the
delegates to view the topics from various angles and give their observations based
on their scientific study. Since the seminar provides an opportunity to the students
also to express their views on the selected topic before the elite and educated
audience it helps them to develop the confidence for public speaking.
In view of the above mentioned significance of the seminar, our JUSTA
CAUSA festival has national seminar as an integral event for last several years.
This year since we have chosen the topic of Health Laws as a theme of the JUSTA
CAUSA festival, the choice of Health Laws in India-Issues and Challenges as
the theme of National Seminar, was the natural and obvious choice.
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3. NATIONAL LEGAL DRAFTING COMPETITION
The legal drafting competition provides an opportunity to the students to

develop their drafting skill which is hallmark of a successful lawyer. In this
competition, a legal problem will be given to the participants along with the
research material. The participants will have to draft the case within the stipulated
time. These written submissions will then be judged by a panel of judges. The
National Drafting Competition shall be conducted by Moot Court Association.
4. NATIONAL LAW QUIZ COMPETITION
A quiz is a form of game or mind sport in which the participants attempt

to answer the questions correctly. Quiz competitions are very beneficial for the
students to improve and expand their breadth of knowledge. Such competitions
also aid in team building process and provoke discussion and healthy debate
amongst the participants. Therefore, for the aspiring and inquiring minds of the
law students, the college has organized a national level quiz competition called
Justa Quizza. It shall be a brain storming session where workable questions
shall be asked to test the in depth knowledge of the participants.
5. NATIONAL DEBATE COMPETITION
Every law student must be a good communicator. Good communication

requires critical thinking and creativity. These skills are enhanced by social
interaction and personal expression. Therefore, for the very first time, the college
is providing a platform of a National Level Debate Competition to the budding
lawyers to develop their skills of communication and public speaking.
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6. THE
LATE
SHRI
RATANLAL
HIRASAV
2016
DONGAONKAR
MEMORIAL NATIONAL LEGAL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

Essay writing is aimed to test and enhance writing skills of the students.
It also serves as a tool to test their knowledge and imagination. It involves critical
thinking and research skills as well as the ability to develop and logically express
and defend his view point. The National Legal Essay Writing Competition is
aimed to provide a Nation-Wide platform to the law students to demonstrate their
skills of research, language and presentation of their ideas on a particular topic.
7. JUSTA CAUSA GUEST LECTURE

One of the hallmarks of the Justa Causa National Law Festival is the
guest lecture delivered by the eminent legal eagles of India. In the earlier episodes
of our festival, the Honble Judges of the Supreme Court of India, like Honble
Shri J. D. D. Sinha, Honble Shri J .Markandeya Katju, Honble Smt J. Ruma Pal,
Honble Shri J. V.S. Sirpurkar, Honble Shri J.A.M. Ahmadi and Honble Shri J
.J.S Verma, among others, have delivered their intellectually stimulating and
academically enriching lectures on various themes of contemporary significance.
Generally, the lecture is followed by an interactive session between the speakers
and the audience, mostly the law students. Following this rich tradition, this year,
Honble Shri. Justice Sharad A. Bobde, Judge, Supreme Court of India, has kindly
consented to deliver this years Justa Causa Lecture.
8. MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
The college appreciates the hard work and toil put in by the
participating teams who come from all over the country to exhibit their talents.
And therefore, amidst the tight schedule of the gruesome academic activities, the
college has also given due recognition to the recreational need of the participating
teams.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Date: 20th January 2016 (Wednesday) DAY 1
SR. NO.
EVENTS
TIME
VENUE
1.
Team Registration
4:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Auditorium
2.
Orientation
5:00 P.M. to 5:45 P.M.
Auditorium
3.
Inauguration
6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
Auditorium
4.
Dinner
8:15 P.M. Onwards
College Lawn
Date: 21st January 2016 (Thursday)DAY 2
SR. NO.
EVENTS
TIME
VENUE
1.
Breakfast
8:00 A.M. to 8:30 A.M.
College Lawn
2.
National Legal
8:30 A.M. to 9:30 A.M.
Room No. 2
8:30 A.M. to 12: 45 P.M.
College Premises
Drafting Competition
3.
National
Quiz competition
4.
Lunch
12:45 P.M. to 1:30 P.M.
College Lawn
5.
National
1:30 P.M. onward
College Premises
Debate Competition
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NATIONAL
SEMINAR DAY-1
6.
Registration
8:30 A.M. to 9:15 A.M.
College Auditorium
7.
Orientation
9:15 A.M. to 9:30 A.M.
College Auditorium
8.
Technical Session I
Constitutional
perspective and role of
international institutions
in respect of human
health
9:30 A.M. to 12:45 P.M.
College Auditorium
9.
Lunch
12:45 P.M. to 1:30 P.M.
College Lawn
10.
Technical Session II
Regulation of Health
Services in India
1:30 P.M. to 4:45 P.M.
College Auditorium
11.
Musical Programme
6:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.
College Auditorium
12.
Dinner
8:15 P.M. Onwards
College Lawn
TIME
VENUE
Date: 22nd January 2016 (Friday)DAY 3
SR. NO.
EVENTS
NATIONAL
SEMINAR DAY- 2
1.
Breakfast
8:00 A.M. to 8:30 A.M.
College Lawn
2.
Technical Session III

Protection of Interest of
Consumers of Health
Services
9:30 A.M. to 12:45 P.M.
College Auditorium
3.
Lunch
12:45 P.M. to 1:30 P.M.
College Lawn
4.
Technical Session IV
Regulation of
Technologies Impacting
Human Heath
1:30 P.M. to 4:45 P.M.
College Auditorium
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SR. NO.
5.
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EVENTS
TIME
VENUE
Valedictory (Seminar)
5:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.
College Auditorium
8:30 A.M. to 9:30 A.M.
College Premises
NATIONAL ESSAY
COMPETITION
6.
Essay writing
competition
NATIONAL MOOT
COURT
COMPETITION
7.
Round I-A
8:30 A.M. to 12:45 P.M.
College court rooms
8.
Lunch
12:45 P.M. to 1:30 P.M.
College Lawn
9.
Round I-B
1:30 P.M. to 5:30 P.M.
College Court rooms
10.
Declaration of results of
Moot Court (both
rounds) and draw of lots
8:00 P.M.
College Auditorium
11.
Dinner
8:00 P.M.
College Lawn
EVENTS
TIME
VENUE
1.
Breakfast
7:30 A.M. to 8:00 A.M.
College Lawn
2.
Moot Court Semi-Finals
8:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.
College Auditorium
3.
Lunch
12:30 P.M. to 1:30 P.M.
College Lawn
4.
Moot Court Finals
1:30 P.M. to 3:30 P.M.
College Auditorium
5.
JUSTA CAUSA LECTURE
4:30 P.M. Onwards
College Auditorium
Date: 23rd January 2016 (Saturday)DAY 4
SR. NO.
and
Valedictory Function
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RULES FOR THE NATIONAL MOOT COURT

COMPETITION
1. Number of teams:
Maximum of 32 teams will be accommodated for the competition.
Selection of the teams will be done on first come first serve basis.
2. Team Composition:
Each team shall have not more than 3 members i.e. 2 speakers and 1
researcher.
3. Rounds:
a. The Moot Court Competition shall comprise of the following three
rounds:
i. Preliminary Round divided into I-A & I-B on 22nd January 2016.
ii. Semi-Final Round on 23rd January 2016.
iii. Final Round on 23rd January, 2016.
b. All the rounds are knockout rounds. For the Preliminary Round i.e.
Round I, the teams will be divided into two leagues by a draw of lots.
c. Each team will have to argue from both sides in the Preliminary Round
(Comprising of I-A & I-B). This order will be decided by draw of lots at
the time of orientation on 20th January, 2016.
d. The teams which have won both their Preliminary Rounds, shall be
eligible for qualification in the Semi-final Round which shall consist of
4 teams. In case there are 5 or more teams who have won both their
preliminary rounds, the aggregate marks shall be considered and the top
4 teams who have won both their rounds and have highest aggregate
marks shall qualify for the Semi-Final Round. In case there are 3 teams
who have won both their preliminary rounds, the fourth place in the
Semi-Final shall go to the team, which has won one round in the
preliminaries and also has the highest aggregate marks in both the
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preliminary rounds. In case there are 2 teams who have won both their
preliminary rounds, the third and fourth place in the Semi-Final shall go
to the teams which have won one round in the preliminaries and also
have the highest aggregate marks in both the preliminary rounds. In
case there is only one team which has won both its rounds, similar
procedure as mentioned above shall be followed. In case of a tie in the
above procedure, the marks scored for the memorials shall be the
deciding factor. In case of any doubt decision of the Coordinator will be
final.
e.
The sides for the Semi-Final round will be decided by draw of lots
immediately after the results of Round I. This round will be held on 23rd
January, 2016.
f.
The top 2 teams shall then argue the case in the Final Round on 23rd
January, 2016.
4. Memorials:
a) The memorial shall necessarily consist of the following:
(a)
Cover Page
(b)
Table of Contents
(c)
List of Abbreviations
(d)
Index of Authorities
(e)
Statement of Jurisdiction
(f)
Statement of Facts (not more than two pages)
(g)
Issues Raised
(h)
Summary of Arguments
(i)
Body of Pleadings (not more than fifteen pages)
(j)
Prayer
b) All the teams shall submit twelve (12) copies of the memorials of each
side that is to say 12 copies from petitioners side and 12 copies from
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the respondents side, Thus, a total of 24 memorials are to be

submitted, at the time of orientation on 20th January, 2016. The copies
are not to be sent in advance.
c) The memorials shall not exceed 35 Pages.
d) The memorials, should not bear any mark capable of identifying
the team. Putting any such mark on the memorial shall invite
disqualification of the team.
e) The Petitioner memorials MUST have light Blue paper covers while
the Respondent MUST have light Red. Use of plastic binding is
prohibited. Memorials should be stapled or stitched by cotton thread.
Teams are advised not to use spiral or comb binding.
f) All memorials submitted must conform to the following general rules:
1. It must be printed on white A4 size paper with black ink
only.
2. The font used must be Times New Roman, size 12.
3. The Harvard Blue Book style of footnoting must be followed
as far as practicable.
4. The font of footnotes must be Times New Roman, Size 10,
single line spacing.
5. Each page of the memorial must have a margin of one inch
on all sides, excluding its page number. Page numbers must
be given on the top right hand corner.
6. The Body of Pleadings must not exceed fifteen (15) pages in
all.
5.
Oral Submissions:
a) Each team should have two speakers who shall divide the oral
submissions between them. Rebuttals are permitted. Sur-rebuttals are
at the discretion of the judges.
b) For the preliminary round each team shall have a maximum of 15

minutes to present their oral submissions. In the semi-final round each
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team shall have a maximum of 30 minutes to present their oral

submissions. For the final round, a maximum time of 45 minutes shall
be given to each team. However, granting more time will be at the
discretion of the judges and no complaints/appeals regarding the same
shall be entertained. The division of time between the two mooters
shall be at their discretion. The aforesaid time would include the time
that each team may want to reserve for their rebuttals.
c) No speaker shall be permitted to address the court for more than 10
minutes in the preliminary round, for more than 20 minutes in the
semi-final round and for more than 30 minutes in the final rounds.
6. Marking Criterion:
Following shall be the marking criteria and the marks allotted per mooter.
Sr. No.
Marking Criteria
Marks Allotted
1.
Perusal of Facts
10
2.
Knowledge and Application of Law
20
3.
Response to Court Questions
15
4.
Advocacy Skills / Presentation
15
5.
Memorials
20
6.
Case Law
10
7.
Court Etiquettes
10
TOTAL
100
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Each mooter shall be marked out of 100. Thus, the total team marks, per
judge, will be 200. Each round shall be before a two judges bench,
making the team marks out of aggregate 400 marks. Therefore team
marks in the Preliminary Round (including I-A and I-B round) would be
out of 800.
Whichever team secures more marks as against its opponent, shall be
considered as having won its round. The decision of the judges shall be
final and binding. In order to ensure uniformity in the marking system all
the judges shall be provided with marking guidelines as above.
Scouting:
Scouting by the student counsel, researcher or any one affiliated with the
team will lead to the disqualification of the team.
Clarifications:
1. The clarifications regarding the moot problem may be sought on the
below mentioned email id before 20th December 2015.
mootcourtassociation.drbacl@gmail.com
2. The clarifications shall be released on 30th December 2015 and sent to the
teams via email.
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RULES FOR THE NATIONAL SEMINAR

TWO -DAYS NATIONAL SEMINAR (21st& 22nd Jan, 2016)
THEME- HEALTH LAWS IN INDIA: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
I.
ABOUT THE SEMINAR:
Health and well being are deeply personal matters but being on the
receiving end of it is what gives us new awareness on various aspects related to
health. Every human has a right to highest attainable standard of physical and
mental health. This right to health has thus evolved a whole system for protection
of health. It ensures that every human has equal access to good quality of services
for maintenance of sound health. Indian judiciary has recognized right to health as
an indispensable part of right to life under article 21. Right to Life does not
connote merely animal existence rather it has a much wider meaning which
includes right to health and medical care being essential for making the life of
every person meaningful and purposeful with dignity of person. It is a basic
human and fundamental right, as recognized in landmark cases like State Of
Punjab Vs. Mohinder Singh Chawla; Parmanand Katara Vs. Union Of India, etc.
Thus right to health was held as an as integral part of right to life and government
has constitutional obligations to provide health facilities and medical services. At
the same time, implementation of right to health has its own highest challenges.
Access to healthcare is compromised with poor services, deficient resources, lack
of effective policies and legislations and similar hurdles. The role of local
authorities thus arises to ensure creation and maintenance of appropriate
conditions for protection and promotion of health of citizens. Being a mediatory
between government and society as a whole, the local bodies, municipal
corporations, health departments, etc play a vital role in safeguarding right to
health of public. Science and technology being synonymous to progress, also have
an important role to play in promoting and protecting health of people. Recent
trends like organ transplantation, medical research, patenting, etc have raised
many issues of ethics, morality quality, affordability and accessibility. Intellectual
Property Rights acts as an incentive to innovators whereas on the other hand, the
beneficiaries of technologies feel economically exploited. The IPR laws,
therefore, must strike a balance between these conflicting and competing values.
Apart from this, there is a need to have other legislations also to address the
ethical, moral and social issues arising out of technological advances and thus we
have legislations like The Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994;
Biomedical Waste Management and Handling Rules, 1998; Drugs And Cosmetics
Act, 1940, etc. Being directly related to the well being of an individual,
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maintenance of specific standards of nutrition, safe disposal of bio medical waste,

food safety, healthy and pollution free environment form substantial part of
healthcare regime in India. The human tendency to exploit the market creates
various ethical and moral duties for the healthcare service providers. Hence a need
arises to ensure that there is no exploitation of consumers of medical services.
Thus keeping in mind the broad perspectives of health law in India, this
seminar focuses on intersection between law and health. Seeing the
multidisciplinary approach of the theme, this seminar is divided into four broad
sub-themes herein under mentioned:-
SUB- THEMES:
1. Constitutional perspective and role of international institutions in respect of
human health
a. Right to health as a fundamental right and human right
b. Environment protection for protection and promotion of public
health
c. Food safety laws
d. Role of local authorities in protection of human health
e. Role of international institutions
f. Laws and policies regarding health of tribal people
2. Regulation of health services in India
a. Freedom of medical profession
b. The Mental health act, 1987
c. Pre Conception and Pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques (Prohibition of
sex selection)Act, 1994
d. Biomedical Waste Management and Handling Rules, 1998
e. Drugs and Magic Remedies act, 1954
f. Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940
g. The Maharashtra Medical Practitioners Act, 1961
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3. Protection of interest of consumers of health services

a. Law of negligence
b. Consumer Protection Act, 1986
c. Relevant provisions of The Indian Medical Council Act, 1956
4. Regulation of technologies impacting Human health
a. Issues arising out of Technological advances
b. Patenting of pharmaceutical products
c. Rules for Manufacture, Use, Import, Export and Storage of
Hazardous Macro Organisms, Genetically Engineered Organisms
and of Cells, 1989
d. Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994
e. Assisted Reproductive Technology Bill, 2010
f. Biotechnology Regulation Authority Of India Bill, 2013
IMPORTANT DATES:
Last date of registration and abstract - 30 th November, 2015
Last date of submission of paper - 15th December, 2015
Date of Seminar
- 21st & 22nd January, 2016
REGISTRATION FEE (for individuals):

i)
Students Rs. 500/- (without accommodation)

Rs. 1500/-(with accommodation for two days)
ii) Faculty & others Rs. 1,000/- (without accommodation)
Rs. 2000/- (with accommodation for two days)
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II.
2016
GENERAL RULES
1. Maximum word limit for the paper is 3000 words (excluding footnotes).
2. An Abstract of the paper (max 300 words) should be sent to the organizers
on or before 30 th September, 2015.
3. Selection of papers for presentation& Publication is at the exclusive
discretion of the editorial board constituted for this purpose, on the basis of
the abstract of the paper and the results of the same shall be conveyed to
the participants.
4. Page: A4, Margins: 1 all sides, Font: Times New Roman size 14 for
Headings, Times New Roman Size 12 for the main body and Times New
Roman size 10 for the footnotes. The main body must be typed in 1.5 line
spacing and the footnotes shall be in single line spacing.
5. All pages are to be numbered serially and the page number shall be placed
in the footer section of the page.
6. All articles shall conform to the rules of research paper and shall reach the
organizer on or before 15 th December, 2015.
7. The Registration Forms regarding seminar have to be sent on the
following Email id: mootcourtassociation.drbacl@gmail.com
8. The participants are requested to email the entire material on the email id:
rtmnubacl.seminar@gmail.com
9. Selection of the participants for the purpose of award of prize shall be on
the basis of presented paper. Decision of jury in this matter shall be final
and binding on all.
10. Selected Papers will be published in the college journal bearing ISSN
number to be released in the inaugural function.
11. The seminar is open for academicians, research scholars, professionals,
representatives and students of various institutions to submit their papers
on the sub-themes to be covered in different technical sessions.
12. The registration procedure for seminar (only) shall the same as that of the
entire festival as stated in registration procedure page.
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2016
DISCLAIMER
The organizers reserve the right to reject any research article

without assigning any reason. This is purely invitation to write an article and
present it in the Seminar. Similarly the organizers shall no way be
responsible for any liability arising out of acceptance and or presentation of
an article which is found to be infringing of a copyright.
IV.
The 1
AWARDS
st
and 2
nd
best papers shall be awarded with a Cash Prize, a Trophy and a
Certificate in each of the following categories

Faculty & Others
Students
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RULES FOR THE NATIONAL LEGAL DRAFTING

COMPETITION
Primarily drafting is a very important aspect of the legal profession. This
competition will test the participants use of legal language in drafting of legal
document.
TOPIC:
CONSUMER COMPLAINT REGARDING HEALTH SERVICES
TEAM COMPOSITION:
Only one team member shall participate in this competition.
THE ROUND:
a. The drafting competition shall consist of only one round.
b. The participants shall be given one common problem on the said topic.
c. The participant will be given one hour to draft the document.
d. On basis of the drafting skill as judged by the judges the winner and
runner up, will be declared.
e. The participants will be judged on the following parameters.
i.
Language.
ii.
Brevity of the document.
iii.
Formatting.
Total
f.
(30 Marks)
(40 Marks)
(30 Marks)
100 marks
Laptops are not permitted.
g. The participants are free to add certain clauses in their legal documents as
they deem fit, provided that the clauses so added, do not defeat, contradict
or nullify the intention of the problem given.
h. The decision of the judges shall be final and binding on all participants.
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RULES FOR THE NATIONAL QUIZ COMPETITION

JUSTA QUIZZA
Topic: The theme of the JUSTA QUIZZA quiz competition is HEALTH LAWS IN
INDIA
Note: The topic includes Constitutional Law, Indian Penal Code, The Drugs and
Cosmetics Act, 1940; The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971; Transplantation
of Human Organs Act, 1994; Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, 1954; Prenatal Diagnostic
Techniques Act, 1994; The Mental Health Act, 1987, The Indian Patent Act, 1970, and
any other Act having bearing on the subject.
.
TEAM COMPOSITION AND RULES FOR THE COMPETITION:

1. Maximum 32 teams shall be accommodated in the competition. Preference
shall be given to the outside students.
2. Each team shall comprise 2 members.
3. The QUIZ Competition shall comprise the following two rounds:
a. Preliminary Round
b. Final Round
4. The top 6 teams will be selected for the final round.
5. The reporting time for the participants shall be 8.00 A.M.
6. All the team members shall be given a unique Team Code Number, which
shall thereafter be the identity of the team and its members.
7. The decision of the quiz-master shall be final and binding.
8. In case of a tie between 2 or more teams there shall be a tie breaker round.
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RULES FOR THE NATIONAL DEBATE COMPETITION

TOPIC: IN THE OPINION OF THIS HOUSE THE PRODUCT PATENT
REGIME IN PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR IS INJURIOUS TO THE
INTEREST OF A COMMON MAN
RULES:
1. Maximum 20 teams shall be accommodated in the competition.
Preference shall be given to the outside students.
2. There shall be a team of two debaters. One speaker shall speak for the
motion and the other shall speak against it.
3. The teams shall be given a team code number which shall be their
identity during the competition. They shall not disclose their names or the
names of their college/institution during the competition.
4. Each speaker shall speak for maximum 4 minutes. There shall be a
warning bell after completion of 3 minutes.
5. From the participants, one best speaker (who may belong to any side)
and one best team shall be chosen
It should be noted that the best speaker need not belong to the best team.
6. The participants shall be judged on the following criteria:
Organization and clarity

Use of arguments
Use of examples and facts
Presentation and style
30 Marks
20 Marks
20 Marks
30 Marks
Total
100 Marks
7. Decision of the judges shall be final and binding on the participating

teams.
8. Breach of any of the aforesaid rules may attract negative marking.
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RULES FOR THE LATE SHRI RATANLAL HIRASAV DONGAONKAR

MEMORIAL NATIONAL LEGAL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION
TOPIC: RIGHT TO HEALTH OF POOR AND MIDDLE CLASS

PEOPLE IN INDIA
RULES OF PARTICIPATION
1. The competition is open for participation by all the students including the
students of the host college.
2. The participant shall have to write the Essay on the aforesaid topic on the
spot.
3. The time limit for the competition shall be one hour.
4. The decision of the judges shall be final.
5. The participants shall be judged on the following parameters:
i. Content
(25 Marks)
ii. Language
(25 Marks)
iii. Brevity
(25 Marks)
iv. Presentation
(25 Marks)
Total
100 Marks
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
The last date of Registration for all the events is 30th November 2015.
REGISTRATION FEES:
I.
Entire Festival :
Only one team is allowed from one College/Institution.

Maximum members in one team are four and the members of the team have to
decide among themselves in which of the events they are going to participate.
The registration fees for each team is Rs.6,000/- which is to be deposited in the
account of the college through NEFT(National Electronic Fund Transfer)
mechanism. The Account No. 52502010001473 with Syndicate Bank, Law
College Square Branch Nagpur, having IFSC Code No: SYNBOOO5250, The
fee shall be deposited in the name of principal of the college by 30 th of
November, 2015.
The last date for the confirmation of registrations is Saturday, 30thNovember
2015 by an e-mail containing the details of the participating college, the team
members (including the number of male and female students), their contact
numbers
and
their
email
ids
to
mootcourtassociation.drbacl@gmail.com
confirm
along
with
your
registration
scanned
copies
on
of
registration forms and also of receipt obtained on depositing registration fees.

Note: Participants have to bring their Registration Form along with them on 20 th
January 2016.
REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:
1. Above mentioned registration fee includes fee for Moot Court Competition,
National Seminar, Drafting Competition, Essay writing competition, Quiz
Competition and Debate Competition.
2. Accommodation from 12:00 Noon, 20th January 2016 to 12:00 Noon, 24 th
January, 2016.
3. Conveyance from railway station to the accommodation center and the
return.
4. Dinner on 20 th January 2016
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5. Breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner for days 21st January 2016 to 23rd January 2016
6. Breakfast and Lunch on 24th January 2016
7. Only vegetarian food will be served in the festival by the organizer.
II.
National Seminar only:

i) Students Rs. 500/- (without accommodation)
Rs. 1500/-(with accommodation for two days)
ii) Faculty & others Rs. 1,000/- (without accommodation)

Rs. 2000/- (with accommodation for two days)
NOTE:1. The above registration fee is applicable to individual participants
participating in seminar only.
2. Remittance of the registration fee is to be done as mentioned above.
3. Seats are limited. Registrations, therefore, will be done on first come
first serve basis.
4. The registration procedure for seminar (only) shall the same as that
of the entire festival stated above.
SUBMISSION OF REGISTRATION FORMS:

1. All the registration forms shall be sent on the following email address:
Email id: mootcourtassociation.drbacl@gmail.com
2. However, participants of seminar shall send their research papers on the
below mentioned address.
Email id: rtmnubacl.seminar@gmail.com
TRAVEL PLAN:
1. The travel plan form is to be sent to the below mentioned email id by 5th
January 2016.
Email id: mootcourtassociation.drbacl@gmail.com
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14 th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL 2015-16

ORGANIZED BY
RTMNUS DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR COLLEGE OF LAW,
NAGPUR
THE NATIONAL MOOT COURT COMPETITION
REGISTRATION FORM
INSTITUTION NAME:
ADDRESS:
CONTACTING AUTHORITY:
MOOTER 1
___________________________________
Mobile No
____________________________________
E-mail I.D.:
____________________________________
Class:
____________________________________
MOOTER 2
Please affix a
recent passport
size photograph
___________________________________
Please affix a
Mobile No
____________________________________
E-mail I.D.:
____________________________________
Class:
____________________________________
recent passport
RESEARCHER
size photograph
___________________________________
Mobile No
____________________________________
Please affix a
E-mail I.D.:
____________________________________
recent passport
Class:
____________________________________
size photograph
Dt.
Seal & Signature of the Head of the Institution
Place:
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ORGANIZED BY
NAGPUR
THE NATIONAL SEMINAR
REGISTRATION FORM
NAME OF THE DELEGATE:
Please affix a
recent passport
NAME OF THE INSTITUTION:
ADDRESS OF INSTITUTION:
size photograph
City: _____________ State: __________ Pin Code:_________
CATEGORY:
CONTACT NO.:
EMAIL ID:
TITLE OF THE PAPER:
Date:
Student/ Faculty/ Any Other (_________________)
Seal & Signature of the Head of the institution
Place:
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ORGANIZED BY
NAGPUR
THE NATIONAL DRAFTING COMPETITION
REGISTRATION FORM
INSTITUTION NAME:
ADDRESS:
PARTICIPANT
NAME
___________________________________
Mobile No
____________________________________ _
E-mail I.D.:
____________________________________
Class:
____________________________________
Please affix a
recent passport
size photograph
Dt.
Place:
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ORGANIZED BY
NAGPUR
THE NATIONAL QUIZ COMPETITION
REGISTRATION FORM
INSTITUTION NAME:
ADDRESS:
PARTICIPANT I : __________________________________
Address:
_________________________________
Please affix a
Mobile No
_________________________________
recent passport
E-mail I.D.:
Class:
______________________________________
size photograph
__________________________________
PARTICIPANT 2: __________________________________
Address:
___________________________________
Please affix a
Mobile No
___________________________________
recent passport
E-mail I.D.:
___________________________________
size photograph
Class:
Date:
___________________________________
Place:
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ORGANIZED BY
NAGPUR
THE NATIONAL DEBATE COMPETITION
REGISTRATION FORM
FOR THE MOTION
PARTICIPANT 1: __________________________________
Address:
___________________________________
Please affix a
Mobile No
___________________________________
recent passport
E-mail I.D.:
___________________________________
size photograph
Class:
___________________________________
AGAINST THE MOTION
PARTICIPANT 1: __________________________________
Address:
___________________________________
Please affix a
Mobile No
___________________________________
recent passport
E-mail I.D.:
___________________________________
size photograph
Class:
Date:
__________________________________
Seal & Signature of the Head of the Institution.
Place:
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2016

ORGANIZED BY
NAGPUR
THE NATIONAL ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION
REGISTRATION FORM
INSTITUTION NAME:
ADDRESS:
PARTICIPANT
NAME
___________________________________
Please affix a
Mobile No
____________________________________
E-mail I.D.:
___________________________________
Class:
___________________________________
recent passport
Dt.
size photograph
Place:
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2016

ORGANIZED BY
NAGPUR
THE JUSTA CAUSA FESTIVAL
TRAVEL PLAN
NAME OF INSTITUTION: _____________________________
NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: ________________________
NAME AND CONTACT NUMBER OF EACH PARTICIPANT:
1. _____________________________
__________________
2. _____________________________
__________________
3. _____________________________
__________________
4. _____________________________
__________________
MODE: NAME AND NUMBER OF FLIGHT/TRAIN/BUS:

___________________________________________
___________________________________________
PLACE
MODE OF DATE OF DEPARTURE

TIME OF
JOURNEY JOURNEY
PLACE
DEPARTURE
TIME OF
ARRIVAL
TO
NAGPUR
FROM
NAGPUR
DATE:
PLACE:
SEAL & SIGNATURE OF HEAD OF

INSTITUTION
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RASHTRASANT TUKADOJI MAHARAJ NAGPUR UNIVERSITYS

DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR COLLEGE OF LAW, NAGPUR

14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

About the college

Glimpses of previous JUSTA CAUSA

Events of JUSTA CAUSA

Rules of the Moot Court Competition

Rules for National legal Drafting Competition

Rules for National Quiz competition

Rules for National Debate competition

Rules for National legal Essay Writing Competition

Registration Form: Moot Court Competition

Registration Form: Seminar

Registration Form: Drafting Competition

Registration Form: Quiz Competition

Registration Form: Debate Competition

Registration Form: Essay writing Competition

JUSTA CAUSA BROCHURE

14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

JUSTA CAUSA BROCHURE

14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

GLIMPSES OF PREVIOUS JUSTA CAUSA

JUSTA CAUSA BROCHURE

14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

DR. SHRIKANT R. KOMAWAR

2. DR. MRS. PRAVINA KHOBRAGADE

DR. MRS. APARNA PANCHABHAI

Member, Organizing Committee

DR. MRS. ADHARA DESHPANDE

Member, Organizing Committee

ADV. MRS. KALYANI KAPSE

Moot Court Association Coordinator

PROF. CHINMAYEE NIMKHEDKAR

Legal Knowledge Club (LKC) Coordinator

ADV. RAHUL DHOBLE

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C. MR. DEEP KARAMCHANDANI

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3) LEGAL KNOWLEDGE CLUB (LKC)

1. Adv. Arvind Mahendra

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1. DR. SIDDHARTHAVINAYAKA KANE

2. DR. PRAMOD YEOLE

3. SHRI. PURANCHANDRA MESHRAM

4. DR. DINESHKUMAR AGRAWAL

5. DR. NEERAJ KHATI

JUSTA CAUSA BROCHURE

14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

EVENTS OF JUSTA CAUSA

To moot means to bring something to a discussion. In a figurative sense,

Seminars have unique characteristics of bringing several people to share

JUSTA CAUSA BROCHURE

14th JUSTA CAUSA NATIONAL LAW FESTIVAL

3. NATIONAL LEGAL DRAFTING COMPETITION

The legal drafting competition provides an opportunity to the students to

4. NATIONAL LAW QUIZ COMPETITION

A quiz is a form of game or mind sport in which the participants attempt

5. NATIONAL DEBATE COMPETITION