Marathwada Legal and General Education Society’s

Manikchand Pahade Law College

SILVER JUBILEE
MOOT COURT COMPETITION, 2025

22nd -23rd February

2025

Manikchand Pahade Law College

Nirala Bazar, Samarth Nagar,
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
(Aurangabad), Maharashtra 431001
Email: [email protected]
Website: - http://mplaw.org/
 Table of Contents

About College 1

Patrons 3

About Moot Court Activities 4

Glimpses of XXIV National Moot Court Competition 5

Schedule 7

Rules and Regulations 8

Awards 12

Contact us 13

Enclosure: - MOOT PROBLEM

Registration Form 14
Travel and Accommodation Form
ABOUT COLLEGE
Manikchand Pahade Law College, Aurangabad: A Legacy of Excellence in
Education

Manikchand Pahade Law College, the oldest law college in the

Marathwada region, was established by the “Marathwada Legal &
General Education Society” on the eve of India’s States
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Reorganization. Advocates and educationists like Mr. Govindbhai
Shroff, Late H.G. Vaishnav, and Adv. L.S. Kulkarni founded the society
to address the lack of legal education in the region, which previously
compelled students to travel to Hyderabad, Nagpur, Pune, or Mumbai.
The college is named posthumously after freedom fighter Manikchand
Pahade, who played a key role in the Hyderabad Mukti Sangram.

Goals and Vision

The college emphasizes making legal education socially relevant,
clinically oriented, and innovative by continually updating
pedagogical approaches and aligning with reforms.

Academic Programs
Affiliated with Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University and
approved by the Bar Council of India, the college offers: LL.B. (Three
Years), BA.LL.B. (Five Years), LL.M. with specializations in
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, and Business Law (recently
introduced) and Diploma Courses like Diploma in Taxation Laws,
Diploma in Cyber Laws, Diploma in Labour Laws, Diploma in
Intellectual Property Laws & Diploma in Medical Jurisprudence.

Infrastructure and Faculty

Located in the heart of Aurangabad, the 8.29-acre campus houses 16
classrooms, two seminar halls, an administrative building, a
playground, an auditorium, a well-equipped library, a computer lab,
and a language lab. A new building with additional 8 digital classrooms
and a Late L. S. Kulkarni Memorial Moot Court Hall is existing. The
college has 10 full-time faculty members, eight of whom hold Ph.D’s.,
ensuring quality education. The college has Girls and Boys hostel.

Co-Curricular and Extracurricular Activities

Moot Courts: The college is organizing the Moot Court Competitions
for the past 50 years.
Power Point Competitions: Unique in its nature to stimulate the
thinking of students through participants on contemporary legal
issues.
Legal Aid: The free Legal Aid Clinic conducts camps and awareness drives,
including street plays and poster exhibitions. Recognized by NALSA, the
college has received funding for rural legal aid initiatives.

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NSS Activities: With 3 NSS units, the college adopts villages for
development projects and organizes camps addressing
sanitation, literacy, de-addiction, and environmental
conservation.

Research and Innovation

The Research Club fosters a research-oriented mindset among
students, with major and minor research projects focus on
consumer forums and Public Interest Litigations (PILs). The
college has hosted national seminars funded by ICSSR on
pressing issues like challenges to Indian democracy.

Achievements and Alumni

Manikchand Pahade Law College has produced several
distinguished alumni, including Hon’ble J. Sudhakarrao
Kurudukar (Former Supreme Court Judge), Hon’ble Justice Arvind
V. Savant (Former Chief Justice of Kerala High Court) and Hon’ble
J. Sanjay V. Gangapurwala (Former Chief Justice of Madras High
Court). The college maintains a consistent record of meritorious
students, with 6-7 students featured in university merit lists
annually.

Facilities and Student Welfare

The Knowledge Resource Centre includes an extensive
collection of books, journals, and e-resources. Separate hostels
for boys and girls, scholarships for SC/ST and economically
backward students, and a book bank facility enhance student
support. The institution also offers diploma, add-on, and value-
added courses to foster global competencies.

Governance and Future Plans

The Governing Council, comprising reputed legal practitioners,
provides professional insights for institutional growth. The
college has a student-teacher exchange program with reputed
National Level Law Universities, with ISO certification and plan
to attain a Centre for Potential Excellence status.

Commitment to Social Responsibility

Initiatives like the Samvidhan Sandesh Rally and Constitutional
Awareness Programme promote constitutional values. The
Internal Complaints Committee and Anti-Ragging Committee
ensure a safe and inclusive campus.
As the institution marks over 68 years of excellence, it continues
to evolve, balancing tradition and innovation to provide quality,
socially relevant legal education.

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Patrons of Marathwada Legal & General Education Society

Adv. Dr. Kalpalata Patil Bharaswadkar

President

Adv. Rajendra Deshmukh

Vice–President

Adv. D. S. Kulkarni
Secretary

Adv. Narendra Deshpande

Joint Secretary

Dr. C.M. Rao

Principal
Manikchand Pahade Law College Chh. Sambhajinagar

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About Moot Court Activities
Every year the college constitutes Moot Court Association (MCA). The MCA is a vibrant hub of experiential learning,
designed to bridge the gap between theoretical legal education and practical courtroom application. The MCA plays
a pivotal role in cultivating advocacy skills, legal research, and courtroom decorum, preparing students to excel in
the legal profession.

Moot Court Competitions

The Moot Court Competition is the flagship event of the Moot Court Association and has been a hallmark of the
college for over 50 years. Recognized as one of the premier moot court competitions in the region, it draws
participation from top law colleges/NLUs nationwide. Participants argue intricate legal issues before an esteemed
panel of judges, including Hon’ble Judges from the High Court, senior advocates and legal luminaries. This event
provides students with a unique opportunity to interact with some of the finest minds in the legal field and gain
insights into the complexities of judicial decision-making. Moot Problems are invited from all over India from
academicians / practitioners /Legal Firms and Law Students scrutinized by a panel of Judges.

Intra Moot Court Competitions

Our Intra Moot Court Competitions are meticulously designed to simulate real court proceedings. Students engage
in drafting memorials, conducting legal research, and presenting arguments before esteemed judges, including
experienced faculty members and practicing advocates. These competitions serve as the foundation for honing legal
reasoning, oratory, and analytical abilities, essential for aspiring lawyers.

Intra Client Counselling Competitions

The Intra Client Counselling Competitions focus on developing students' interpersonal and problem-solving skills.
Participants assume the role of legal advisors, interacting with simulated clients to provide effective legal
solutions. These events are judged by practicing advocates and legal experts, ensuring a realistic and enriching
experience.

All competitions conducted by the Moot Court Association are judged by Hon’ble High Court Judges, senior
advocates, and seasoned academicians, ensuring an unparalleled learning experience. The direct interaction with
such legal stalwarts provides participants with constructive feedback and a deep understanding of courtroom
practices.

Moot Court Association’s initiatives ensure that students develop a robust foundation in legal practice, equipping
them with the confidence and competence to excel in national and international arenas. By combining rigorous
training with opportunities to interact with distinguished judges and experts, the MCA continues to uphold its
commitment to producing exceptional legal professionals.

External Moot Court Competitions

The Moot Court Association of our college has consistently excelled in external moot court competitions, securing
numerous accolades at state, national and international levels moot court competitions, client counselling
competitions, ADR competitions, Mock Trial Competitions and PIL drafting competitions. With a tradition of fostering
exceptional advocacy skills, our teams have won prestigious titles, earning recognition for their legal acumen and
dedication.

Training Programs

The Moot Court Association of our college organizes comprehensive training programs led by faculty and student
mentors to support the law students at the initial stage after admission. These sessions focus on developing
foundational skills in research, drafting, and oral advocacy, ensuring students are well-prepared for moot courts and
other legal challenges.

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Glimpses of XXIV National Moot Court Competition

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 Schedule of Silver Jubilee Moot Court Competition

Important Dates Important Events

Release of Moot Problem 05th December 2024

Last date for Provisional Registration 10th January 2025

Last date for Final Registration and Submission of Soft

30th January 2025
copies of Registration Form.

Last date for Seeking Clarifications 05th February 2025

Last date for Submission of Soft Copies of Memorials 08th February 2025

Last date for Submission of Hard Copies of Memorials along

11th February 2025
with Compendiums, if any

Registration, Draw of Lots and Orientation of the Event 21st February 2025

Preliminary and
22nd February 2025
Semi Final Rounds

Final Round,
Valedictory Function & 23rd February 2025
Prize Distribution

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 Rules and Regulations

1. GENERAL RULES
• The language of the Competition shall be in English only.
• The participants shall adhere to following prescribed dress code during the courtroom
proceedings:
o Female(s): White Salwar and kurta or white shirt and black tie, black trousers along
with black coat.
o Male(s): White shirt, black trousers and black tie along with black coat and black
shoes.
• All teams shall have to submit the soft copies & hard copies of their memorials of all
rounds in due time & non-compliance of it shall disqualify the team.
• Scouting by any team during the course of competition will be strictly prohibited and will
entail to direct disqualification.
2. ELIGIBILITY AND TEAM COMPOSITION
• Competition is restricted to Bonafide regular students from L.L.B 3 years or 5 years degree
course.
• Each team shall consist of 3 members, Two “Speakers” and One “Researcher”.
• Only one team can register from a particular Law School/College/University.
• Teams shall not reveal their identity in any form during the course of the Competition.
3. REGISTRATION:
• To confirm the registration of the Institution, they should register themselves through a
online link and submit a duly signed authority letter and receipts of the payment
certifying your eligibility & participation from your Institution along with the fees of Rs.
3000/- (Rs. Three Thousand Only) per team online on following details:
• REGISTRATION LINK: (CLICK HERE)
o A/c Name: MANIKCHAND PAHADE LAW COLLEGE
o Bank Name: CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA, AURANGABAD
o A/c No. 1289605997
o IFSC Code: CBIN0280678
• Screenshot of successful submission of registration form and screenshot of receipts of
the payment of registration fees to be submitted on the following email:
[email protected]
• Participants will be officially communicated about their selection in due course on
registered email of participants.
• All selected teams shall be allotted a unique team code and every member of team shall
be allotted a unique code which will individually communicated on registered email of
participants.
• For Seeking Clarifications regarding the moot problem and the format of the competition
the above-mentioned email shall be used by the participants.

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4. FORMAT OF THE COMPETITION & ORAL ARGUMETNS:
• The competition will have three rounds (i.e. Preliminary, Semi Final and Final).
• There will be same problem for Preliminary and Semi Final Round, however for Final round
participants shall have different problem.
• Each speaker shall be ready well in advance for his/her performance to maintain time
and discipline of the Court.
• Oral Submissions of Preliminary round shall be conducted in different Court rooms in
accordance with lots drawn & oral submissions of Semi Final round will be conducted in two
Court Rooms & Final Round shall be conducted in LATE L.S. KULKARNI MEMORIAL MOOT
COURT HALL in accordance with lots drawn.
• The Speakers shall take note that in their respective court rooms only performing speakers
shall be allowed to enter and once performance is over, they can remain in the court room.
However, they are not supposed to remain in their court room before their performances.
• In Preliminary round the 2 speakers of the same team shall be allotted different court room.
• Every Speaker shall have 15 minutes time to present his/her oral submissions and
additionally 05 minutes for rebuttal. Rebuttal is mandatory for each Speaker.
• No Speaker shall be allowed to address the court for more than the prescribed time without
due permission of the Court.
• No additional documentation shall be allowed & any information which has to be provided
to the Court should be submitted beforehand to the organizers as Compendium.

PRELIMINARY ROUND
• The Preliminary round shall commence on 22nd February 2025 from 9:00 AM onwards in
different Court Rooms by allotting individual performances by way of drawing lots.
• Two Speakers i.e. petitioner & respondent of a team shall be arguing in different Court
rooms.
• The SIX teams scoring highest marks in the preliminary round shall be qualified for the SEMI
FINAL round.
• In case of a tie between 2 teams in score of marks both the teams shall be qualified for
semi-final round.

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 SEMI FINAL ROUND
• The Semi Final round shall be conducted on 22nd February, 2025 from 3.00 pm onwards in TWO
Court Halls allotting individual performances by way of drawing of lots.
• The THREE teams scoring highest marks in Semi Final Round shall be qualified for the Final
Round.
• In case of a tie between 2 teams in score of marks, Preliminary and Semi Final rounds Marks
shall be added and team scoring highest mark shall be qualified for final round.

FINAL ROUND
• The Final round will be conducted on Sunday 23rd February 2025 from 10:00 am onwards in Moot
Court hall by allotting individual performances by way of drawing lots.

5. MEMORIALS:
• All Participating teams shall have to submit soft copies as well as hard copies of their written
memorials / submissions of both rounds for both sides on or before due date mentioned
hereinafter.
• All teams shall submit typed / computerized memorials fulfilling the following specifications.
• The memorials shall be typed on A–4 size paper with 1 inch margin on all the sides in the
“Times New Roman” font size 12 with 1.5 line spacing & the font size of footnotes/endnotes
shall be 10.
• The memorials should not exceed 25 pages (not including cover page) & the cover page must
contain Team Code in bold with upper case at the upper right-side corner.
• The memorials shall neither contain name of the student, name of the college/university nor
any form of identification in the form of symbol, mark etc. apart from Team Code.
• The cover page shall be coloured differently i.e. Grey for Petitioner and Blue for the
Respondent. Use of chart paper instead of plastic sheets or transparencies, would be highly
appreciated. For binding use cotton thread stitches instead of spiral binding.
• Memorials not following the above specifications shall be disqualified.
• Every team shall send 3 (three) hard copies of memorials for each side of both rounds along
with Compendium, if any, so as to reach the organizing college on the following address as per
the scheduled prescribed at the end.
• Participants shall send the soft copies of Memorials on the following e-mail if as per the schedule
prescribed at the end: [email protected]

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6. ASSESMENT CRITERIA
• The Assessment criteria of Participants and team shall be as under
o Knowledge and application of Law 25
o Presentation and perusal of facts 10
o Answer to court queries 15
o Advocacy / Court Etiquettes 25
o Written Memorials / Drafting 15
o Rebuttal 10
TOTAL MARKS 100

7. MISCELLANEOUS
• All the participants are expected to maintain the decorum of the court during the competition
and are expected to observe themselves in a manner befitting the legal profession.
• The organizers reserve the right to take appropriate action for any unethical, unprofessional
and immoral conduct.
• The organizer’s decision as regards the interpretation of rules or any other matter relating to
the competition shall be final.
• If there is any situation, which is not contemplated in the rules, the organizers decision shall
be final.
• The participants will have to bear the travelling and all other incidental expenses.
• Accommodation will be provided to the team of three participants only on the days of the
competition i.e. 21st February from 5.00 PM to 23rd February 2025 up to 5.00 PM
• Breakfast & lunch will be provided on the days of Competition i.e. 22nd and 23rd February
2025.
• The Participants should follow disciplinary rules at the accommodation where they will be
boarded.

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 Awards & Prizes

Winner Team: Late Adv. Shri. Sudhakarrao

Deshmukh Trophy and Cash Prize of Rs. 7000/-

Runner Up: Late Adv. Shri Sudhakarrao

Deshmukh Trophy and Cash Price of Rs. 5000/-

Late Adv. L.N. Sirsamkar- Best Petitioner from

Final Round Cash Prize of Rs. 2000/- and Trophy

Best Respondent from final round cash prize of

Rs.2000/- and Trophy in the memory of Late Adv.
A.B. Bajpai.

Late Adv. Shri. Sudhakarrao Deshmukh Trophy

for Best Mooter in all rounds

Ghate Foundation, Aurangabad- Best Mooter

Trophy for Preliminary Round.

Best Memorial Prize for Final Round from the

College

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 Contact Us

Teacher Coordinators

Dr. Anju Singh : 9503104751

(Moot Court Coordinator)
Prof. Abhay Jadhav: 9970449376
Mr. Sivakumar Komaragiri: 9650755185

Student Coordinators

1. Ms. Aditi Ankush- 9168610656

(Student Convener of Moot Court Association)
2. Mr. Jay Gavade- 9021495619
(Student Co-Convener of Moot Court Association)

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 Marathwada Legal & General Education Society’s
MANIKCHAND PAHADE LAW COLLEGE
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Re-Accredited by NAAC with 'B+' Grade (2019)
Silver Jubilee Moot Court Competition-2025
22nd February 2025

Moot Problem for Preliminary and Semi Final Round

Prem Ratan
V
State of Aurangabad

The Union of Sindhiya is a Democratic Republic and one of the largest populations in the
world. It is a rapidly developing country; however, it has a high crime rate and any open
discussion on sexual relationships is still a taboo. The legislation has introduced new Criminal
laws w.e.f. 01 July 2024 in the country to counter the crime rate and for speedy justice. The
new criminal laws have some special provisions with respect to the sexual offences against
women which are profoundly welcomed by the citizens of Sindhiya. Whereas, some criticism
was made on the point of sheer misuse of those provisions.

Prem Ratan is a young enthusiastic man living with his joint family and working as a Bank
Manager in a reputed nationalised bank in State of Aurangabad. Since college times Prem Ratan
was in love with Kalki who is a very ambitious girl currently working as a Company Secretary
with a multi-national company. Prem Ratan and Kalki were dating each other since last 08
years. Although, the family structure of Prem Ratan is completely different to that of family
structure of Kalki in terms of customs and lifestyle, i.e. Prem Ratan belongs to orthodox joint
family whereas Kalki belongs to modern nuclear family, both were seriously looking forward
for their pleasant future as a married couple and thereby they engaged in sexual relations
multiple times with each other.

On the night of 31 Dec 2023, a friend of Prem Ratan has organised New Year Party wherein
Prem Ratan and Kalki were invited. During the party, Kalki has given her cell phone to Prem
Ratan while she went to washroom. At that instance, a friend of Kalki named Suhana messaged
her wishing happy new year. Prem Ratan has opened that message to reply the wishes and to

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his surprise found some serious messages exchanged between Kalki and Suhana evidencing
their intimate relationship. Though, Prem Ratan got the knowledge about the sexuality of Kalki,
he kept mum and didn’t even discuss with Kalki.

Later on, in the month of June 2024, Prem Ratan and Kalki have informed their parents about
their relationship and expressed their willingness to marry each other. Kalki’s parents have
blissfully accepted their relationship but to the other hand Prem Ratan’s parents denied to
accept their relationship and intimidated Prem Ratan to break the relationship with Kalki.

On 05 July 2024, a gathering of relatives was arranged by parents of Prem Ratan and Kalki on
their repetitive requests. The meeting was held upto long time and thereby concluded on the
word of Prem Ratan’s father that “we will think and let you know soon.” The spark of hope
was seen after the gathering and hence Prem Ratan and Kalki have decided to celebrate the
same. On the very next day, they met each other for dinner where Kalki expressed her anxiety
with respect to the Prem Ratan’s parent’s decision to which Prem Ratan tranquillised her stating
that “believe me, my parents will be convinced definitely, and we shall be married soon” and
ended up having copulation between them.

The Prem Ratan’s father on 12 July 2024 called the father of Kalki and informed that, they are
not willing to accept the marriage proposal of Kalki and Prem Ratan, and also asked her father
to restrain his daughter from meeting with Prem Ratan. This news shaken Kalki and hurt her
feelings. Kalki tried to call Prem Ratan and also tried to meet him but to her surprize, Prem
Ratan was unwilling to meet her and avoided her calls as well as messages.

Kalki got in touch with some common friends to know the whereabouts of Prem Ratan which
gone in vein and thereby Kalki felt that she has been betrayed by Prem Ratan in their
relationship. Consequently, Kalki approached to the Waluj Police Station to file written
complaint against Prem Ratan describing the incidence of 06 July 2024 along with the similar
past incidences from 2016 to 2024 and stated that Prem Ratan has betrayed her in the name of
false promise of marriage.

The Waluj Police Station has registered the FIR bearing No: 123/2024 dated 24 July 2024
against Prem Ratan under sections 64, 69, 76 and 77 of Sindhiya Nyay Sanhita, 2023 as well
as sections 354C, 354D and 376 of Sindhiyan Penal Code, 1860.

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After registration of FIR, Prem Ratan approached to the appropriate authority and is released
on bail. Now, Prem Ratan has approached before the Hon’ble High Court of Aurangabad under
Article 226 of the Constitution of Sindhiya raising following issues.

1. Whether First Information Report bearing No: 123/2024 dated 24 July 2024 can be
quashed against Prem Ratan?
2. Whether Section 69 of Sindhiya Nyay Sanhita, 2023 is constitutionally valid in terms
of rights guaranteed by Part III of the Constitution of Sindhiya?
3. Whether Provisions of Sindhiyan Penal Code, 1860 and of Sindhiya Nyay Sanhita,
2023 can be levelled against the person in a series of offence?

(The laws of Sindhiya are pari materia to the laws of Union of India)
*The moot problem is purely hypothetical and meant for education purpose.

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 Marathwada Legal & General Education Society’s
MANIKCHAND PAHADE LAW COLLEGE
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Re-Accredited by NAAC with 'B+' Grade (2019)
Silver Jubilee Moot Court Competition-2025
23rd February 2025

Moot Problem for Final Round.

People for Constitutional Ethos (PCE) & Ors

vs.
Union of Chrontica

1. The Union of Chrontica (hereinafter referred as Chrontica) is a multi-cultural,

multi-lingual, multi-religious, multi-racial country geographically located in South
Asia having 28 states and 8 union territories. Chrontica had got its independence in
1947 after the 190 years long colonial rule. Chrontica had adopted its Constitution on
26th November 1949 which declared Chrontica as Sovereign, Socialist, Secular,
Democratic, Republic.
2. The engineers of the constitution of Chorntica deliberately made it a Quasi-federal in
feature having a elaborative distribution of both administrative and legislative power
between the center and the states provided under its Seventh Schedule and also a good
deal of centralization whereby the central government is having a large sphere of action
making it a Sui-generis federal structure.
3. Soon after the adoption of the constitution, both the General Elections and the state
legislative assembly election in each of the state was conducted simultaneously in year
1951, the next few cycles of elections also witnessed concurrent general elections and
the legislative assembly elections, however due to various incidents like the
reorganization of the states, mid-term elections in some states and premature
dissolution of the Lok Sabha due to varied reasons like National Emergency, hung
parliament, etc circumstances changed and the elections were conducted at different
time for the Lok-Sabha and every legislative assembly.

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4. Numerous citizens and members of the civic society believe the continuous election
process in the country is one of the reasons for its slow development as a considerable
portion of the budget is spent on the election expenses and the efficient working of the
government is hurdled by the Model Code of Conduct.
5. In 2014, saw a rise in its right wing political ideology consequently, the Chrontican
People’s party (CPP) came to power in center and also won the subsequent General
election of 2019 with a strong majority and later in 2024, and a strong leadership, the
union government of Chorntica supporting the above mentioned contentions has
proposed the ONE NATION ONE ELECTION POLICY (here after called ONOE)
which imply Voters of the Chorntica will vote for the members of the Lok Sabha and
State Assembly on the same day and at the same time.
6. Considering the need of the ONOE the central government constituted a High-Level
Committee headed by the former president of Chorntica. The committee submitted its
recommendation to the president which stated that simultaneous elections would lead
to a fundamental transformation in the electoral process and overall governance
7. The Committee further recommended for 18 amendments to be made in the constitution
of Chorntica and other statutes, making of the single electoral Rolls and other steps.
8. Accepting the recommendations made to it by the High-Level Committee the Central
Government has proposed two bills “ THE CONSTITUTION ONE HUNDERED AND
TWENTY NINTH AMENDMENT BILL and THE ELECTIONS SYNCHRONIZATION
BILL 2024” on 08 October 2024 as the objective to achieve ONOE policy.
9. The bill tends to amend Art. 83, Art. 172, Art. 356, Art. 1, Art. 246 of the constitution
of Chorntica and Sec.13D, Sec.15, Sec.21 of the Representation of the People Act
1950. Both the bills were passed by both the houses of parliament and received the
assent of the President on 15 October 2024 and the same is been notified in the official
gazette.
10. Disappointed by the ONOE policy decision of the central government various
Organizations including the opposition parties, People for Constitutional Ethos an
NGO and members from the civil society organized peaceful protest and memorandum
of public resistance was sent to president.
11. Batch of writ petitions was filled by People for Constitutional Ethos (PCE) an NGO,
Mr. Alex social activist and a Member of Parliament, and Mrs. Samaya a renowned
lawyer and vocalist of democratic rights. Citing inter alia violation of principle of
federalism, parliamentary sovereignty and Basic structure including free and fair

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 election, participatory democracy, rule of law, etc before the Honorable Supreme Court
of Chorntica.
12. In pendent lite of the above writ petition. The state of Shinchal Pradesh a state in
Chorntica [where the National Chorntican Party (NCP)] is in power and who is also
the single largest opposition party in Lok Sabha] had filed the petition before the
Honorable Supreme Court of Chorntica under Art.131 of the constitution citing
violation of distribution of powers by the Central Government.
13. The Honorable Supreme Court had clubbed the matters considering them to be arising
out of same cause and has listed the matters for the first hearing before itself and will
entertain the following issues:
1. Whether the present petitions are maintainable?
2. Whether the Acts passed by the Parliament for ONOE are constitutionally valid?
3. Whether the ONOE infringes on the independence of the state legislature by
enforcing uniformity in elections cycles?
4. Whether the ONOE restricts rights of citizen to have accountable government,
minimizing the frequency of elections?

*The laws of Union of Chorntica are in pari material to the laws of Union of India.

*The moot problem is purely hypothetical and meant for education purpose.

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 Marathwada Legal & General Education Society’s
MANIKCHAND PAHADE LAW COLLEGE
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Re-Accredited by NAAC with 'B+' Grade (2019)
Silver Jubilee Moot Court Competition-2025
22nd & 23rd February 2025

Registration Form

Name & Address of Participating Institution: -

________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
________________________________________
Phone No. ________________________________________
E-mail ID ________________________________________

Name of the Mooter – 1 :- _____________________________________ Passport

Class _____________________________________
Address _____________________________________ Size
_____________________________________
Mobile No. _____________________________________ Photograph
E-mail ID _____________________________________

Name of the Mooter – 2 :- _____________________________________

Class _____________________________________
Address _____________________________________ Passport
_____________________________________
Mobile No. _____________________________________ Size
E-mail ID _____________________________________
Photograph

Name of the Researcher :- _____________________________________

Class _____________________________________
Address _____________________________________
_____________________________________ Passport
Mobile No. _____________________________________
E-mail ID _____________________________________ Size

Particulars of Demand Draft Photograph

D.D. No. _______________________________ Date _______________________________
Bank Name_______________________________________Branch____________________

Mooter Preliminary Round Semi Final Round Final Round

Petitioner / Respondent
Mooter 1 Petitioner / Respondent Petitioner / Respondent

Petitioner / Respondent
Mooter 2 Petitioner / Respondent Petitioner / Respondent

( Tick the necessary field.)

Signature and Seal of Head of the

Institution.

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 Marathwada Legal & General Education Society’s
MANIKCHAND PAHADE LAW COLLEGE
Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
Re-Accredited by NAAC with 'B+' Grade (2019)
Silver Jubilee Moot Court Competition-2025
22nd & 23rd February 2025

 TRAVEL PLANS
Name of the participating Institution :- _______________________________________________
• Arriving on date :-
Mode of travel : railways/airways/roadways _________________________________________
Train name : ______________________________________________________________________
Flight name :______________________________________________________________________
Bus/travels name :_________________________________________________________________
Reaching at time :__________________________________________________________________
• Departure on date :-
Mode of travel : railways/airways/roadways_________________________________________
Train name :______________________________________________________________________
Flight name :______________________________________________________________________
Bus/travels name :________________________________________________________________
Reaching at time :_________________________________________________________________

Signature and Seal of Head of

the Institution

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