Recent Events and Updates
Golden Jubilee Logo Designing Competition for students. Click Here for more details.
The team of Law Centre - I, comprising of Aiman Hashmi (3rd Year), Suryansh Baswan (3rd Year), and Shraddha Tripathi (2nd Year) was adjudged as the winners of the G.D. Goenka University International Commercial Arbitration Moot 2019.
The University of Delhi organizes The First Arun Jaitley Memorial Lecture by Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Hon'ble Vice President of India on 29 October 2019, 11:00 am, Viceregal Lodge, University of Delhi. Click here.
Law Centre - I, goes Green. Green Initiatives in Orientation Programme: Plastic Free Law Centre - I and Tree Plantation Drive. Click here for Report.
Centre for Environmental Law and Research (CELR) of the Law Centre - I celebrates International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer on 16th Sept 2019. Click here for Report.
Mr. Amit Kumar Sinha, Assistant Professor at the Law Centre - I wins the prestigious Young Scholar's Prize (second Best Prize) awarded by the Asian Journal of International Law (Cambridge) and the Asian Society of International Law, at Manila, Philippines (23rd August 2019).
Examination Related Information
Instructions for the Students appearing in the LL.B. (I/III/V Term) Examinations, December 2019. Click here
The last date for the cancellation of the improvement papers has been revised to 6th December 2019. No cancellation would be permitted in any circumstances after 6th December 2019. Click here
Date Sheet for December 2019 Examinations. Click here
Penalties for using Unfair Means in the Examinations. Click here
Notice regarding separate room for PWD candidates. Click here
Notice regarding PWD Scribe. Click here
Bill Proforma for Writer's Fees. Click here
News
The remedial classes for 1st, 3rd and 5th term shall commence from 2nd December 2019 as per the schedule (click here).
The final GBM of the Moot Court Society shall take place on 27th November 2019, from 2:00 pm to 4.30 pm, at the Moot Court Hall, Umang Bhawan. Click here for the guidelines.
This is the Final Draft of the Working Manual of MCS, LC-1 after considering the suggestions given by the students in the GBM -I and Suggestions and Deliberation meeting, and reviewed by the MCS Teachers Committee. This draft will be adopted in the GBM scheduled on 27th November 2019.
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Message from the Professor-in-Charge, Law Centre - I
Prof. Dr. Sarbjit Kaur
Law Centre – I has established itself as one of the leading institutions for pursuing legal education. The motto of our Centre is ‘Educate, Evolve, and Excel’ and we try our best to ensure that every student here achieves these three goals through quality teaching, and by creating a wholesome learning environment. Law Centre – I of the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi has always been an egalitarian educational institution. It caters to the students from all the segments of the society and takes the pains to maintain that stature. Law Centre – I does not tolerate any form of discrimination, including ragging. Law Centre – I has the North East Student’s Welfare Cell and the SC-ST Grievance Redressal Committee to ensure that no one is harassed on grounds of religion, caste ethnicity and gender or any other issue. We strongly stand for the equality of women and strive to inculcate the culture of respect for women inside as well as outside the classrooms. The Disciplinary Committee, Committee Against Sexual Harassment, and Gender Sensitization Committee work throughout the academic year to create an environment which ensures equality and safety of women.
On the academic front, the focus of Law Centre – I is not only on the classroom teaching but also on imparting the students, practical legal skills so as to prepare them in advance for their careers in law. For instance, moot courts, trial advocacy, client counselling, mediation and negotiation competitions provide the students an understanding of the legal processes inside, as well as outside the court. Besides, Law Centre – I, strives towards developing critical thinking, and research skills among its students. To that end, we have the Journal of Law Teachers of India in which papers and articles are invited from students as well as teachers. Self-discipline being an essential trait in the field of law, students are hence encouraged and advised to remain particular with their classes and attendance.
India has been a home for the culture and tradition of learning. We have many teachers from the younger generation to infuse and maintain the new zeal. At the same time, we have a commendable group of senior faculty members to gain wisdom and knowledge from. Needless to say, that respect for the gurus has to be there irrespective of the barriers of gender and age. As a parting shot, I think I should mention the importance of treating the entire premises of the Faculty with respect; from maintaining cleanliness to displaying civilized parking habits. In the coming years, I would like to see our energies channelized into fruitful activities that add to the vibrancy of Law Centre – I.
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Golden Jubilee Celebrations - Law Centre -1 (1970-2020)
1. All the students who had given their names for volunteering in the Golden Jubilee Celebrations of LC-I are requested to assemble in the Law Centre - I, Conference Hall, Old Building at 1:00 pm, 14 January 2020.
2. Symposium Series on Contemporary Legal Developments. (Click Here)
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