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The Amikus Qriae is an International Platform For The Law Students Ready To Enter The Legal Arena.
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After a lot of conceptualization, a gathering of committed law students came up with a plan to provide a platform to the law students and also for those who are eagerly awaiting to take up law as their career. Thus, forming The Amikus Qriae.
We plan and strive hard to provide every individual a platform to validate there strength, to review their aptitude and provide them with a chance to polish their skills.
An organization that gives you the best platform to post your legal blogs and opens doors for hundreds of opportunities to bring you closer to the legal world and provides you a valid chance to challenge your capabilities!
What All Events We Conduct
- Online Workshops
- Webinars/Seminars
- Online Certificate Courses
- Debate Competition
- Online National & International Conferences
- National Quiz Competitions
- National Speech Competitions
- Judgment Writing Competitions
- National Article/Blog Writing competitions
- Online National Moot Court Competitions.
PUBLICATIONS
Case Comment: M. Siddiq (Dead) Through LRs v. Mahant Suresh Das & Ors. (2019)
The case arose from one of the most contentious disputes in independent India, concerning ownership of a 2.77-acre parcel of land in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. Hindus considered it the birthplace (janmasthan) of Lord Ram, while
Artificial Intelligence in International Arbitration: Efficiency tool or threat to due process?
Shivansh Sharma Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam A Research Paper Submitted for the Virtual Internship Program The Amikus Qriae September 2025 Date of Submission: 25th September 2025 ABSTRACT The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
State of Punjab v. Davinder Singh, (2025) 1 SCC 1
Shivansh Sharma Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, Visakhapatnam A Case Comment Submitted for the Virtual Internship Program The Amikus Qriae September 2025 Date of Submission: 2nd October 2025 FACTS The central legal question in this
Case Commentary: KaushalKishor v. State of Uttar Pradesh (2023)
Facts of the Case On 29 July 2016, KaushalKishor [1]His family was traveling from Noida to Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, to attend a relative’s funeral. On National Highway-91, armed assailants intercepted their vehicle, looted cash and
Pocket Veto Declared Illegal: Constitutional Text, Intent and the SC’s use of Article 142
Abstract: SC’s landmark ruling in the case State of Tamil Nadu Vs. The Governor of Tamil Nadu opens a can of worms. The Apex Court unanimously held that the Tamil Nadu Governor’s withholding of 10
TITLE: DEEPFAKES AND THE INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK: A CALL FOR SPECIFIC LEGISLATION
Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Induced New Legal and Governance Dilemma: Deepfake Something Very Near to Most Propelling Change: Deepfake Audio, Deepfake Video, or Image Created by Artificial Intelligence, Which Are Almost Perfectly Believable but Are Actually
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