Law is Blind Not The Lawyer's
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
Anversinh @ Kiransinh Fatesinh VS. State of Gujarat
Case Comment Court: Supreme Court of India Criminal Appeal No. 1919 of 2010 Appellant – Anversinh @ Kiransinh Fatesinh Zala Respondent – State of Gujarat Bench: N.V. Ramana, Surya Kant, Aniruddha Bose Decided on –
Re Exploitation of children in orphanages in State of Tamil Nadu v/s Union of India
CASE NO – Writ Petition (criminal) no – 102 of 2007 COURT – Supreme Court of India CORUM – Hon’ble Justice Madan B. Lokur and Hon’ble Justice Deepak Gupta. DATE OF JUDGEMENT – May 5,
THALER V. COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS (2021)
1. Facts 1-2 2. Issues raised 2 3. Contention 2-3 4. Rationale 3-4 5. Defects of law 4-5 6. Inference 5 Review of — Stephen L. Thaler
SHILPA MITTAL V. STATE OF NCT DELHI AND ORS. (2020)
FACTS: A juvenile ‘X’, aged 16 to 18, is accused of committing an offense punishable under section 304 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC), which carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment or up
THE IDEA OF JUSTICE BY JOHN RAWLS AND HOW THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION INHERITS IT
–Utsav Aggarwal, 1st year, Symbiosis Law School, NOIDA Justice means that the individuals’ legitimate expectations under the law must be met, and they must be assured of the benefits provided by the laws and other
PRE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENTS IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF LAW AND SOCIETY
ABSTRACT Prenuptial agreements are increasingly commonly utilized around the globe as practical mechanisms for defining the rights of spouses throughout the duration of the marital relationship and also in case of its dissolution. However, the Indian government
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