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
Gobind Singh & Others v. Union of India & Others (2026) INSC 211
1. Facts of the Case 1.Disputed Property: The case relates to the land Survey No. 2029 located at Morar, Gwalior (Madhya Pradesh) consisting of 8 Bigha & 10 Biswas. 2.Case of the Plaintiffs: The appellants
THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN VS. FREEDOM OF SPEECH: EVALUATING POST-2025 JUDICIAL FRAMEWORKS ON DE INDEXING PUBLIC COURT RECORDS
Abstract This paper addresses the problem of the current conflict between the Right to Be Forgotten (RTBF) as a part of informational privacy and the principles of Freedom of Speech and Open Justice. As court
Case Commentary on – Prakash Chimanlal Sheth .V. Jagruti Keyur Rajpopat
Appellant- Prakash Chimanlal Sheth Respondent- Jagruti Keyur Rajpopat Court – Supreme Court of India Judges: Justice Sanjay Kumar and Justice Satish Chandra Sharma Judgment Date: July 25, 2025 Citation: 2025 INSC 897 Introduction The case of Prakash Chimanlal
Public Safety and Animal Welfare: Legal Accountability for Dog Bite Cases in India
Abstract A comparative study helps us to understand the problem of stray dogs it lead to major challenge in India where it has being taken as a crucial debate, animal welfare and public safety which
CASE COMMENTARY ON TELEGRAM FZ LLC & ANR VS. UNION OF INDIA & ORS.
PETITIONER TELEGRAM FZ LLC RESPONDENT UNION OF INDIA COURT HONOURABLE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA JUDGE TEJAS KARIA J JUDGEMENT DATE 19 JUNE, 2026 CITATION W.P.(C) 8259/2026 & CM APPL.39036/2026 FACTS 1. NTA vide letter dated
SHOULD TECH CEOS BE ARRESTED FOR WHAT USERS POST?
ABSTRACT The new legal strata where executives new to law can be held personally liable for the illegal content posted by their users on their platforms. Until now, global legal regimes shielded the tech CEOs.
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