Aniket Giri (ADVOCATE) 23 January 2009
Kuljit Pal Singh (Legal Professional) 23 January 2009
Dear Friend,
Moot court is really very intresting and time consuming exercise.. u have to do research on the topic like any thing.
All we can do is to give u reference of the the law and factual points to argues.
If u got chance to argue on behalf of the plaintiff then u can relate Art 14 i.e (Equality before law) to fight the elections and Art.21 i.e (Right to life) i.e to allow to enjoy your life. and Art. 25 to 30 with Preamble which provides the Rights in relation to Religion.
If you got chance to argue against the plaintiff then u can use the figures of population and family planning policies enacted since 1952 in the country to control the population etc.
hope this may be useful to u
regards
Naveen Kumar (Legal Administration & Marketing Executive) 23 January 2009
You have to plead case on behalf of plaintiff. This Act does not voilates any provision of the Constitution of India. Read carefully Art. 14(2), & Art. 25 of the Constitution. Also Muslim Law
kavi (lawyer) 23 January 2009
Dear friend
Please refer to Tamil nadu high court judgements and SC. i think there was a decided case regarding. I too try to find .As Mr. Naveen said you read Art 14(2) and art 25 and also refer UN's policy regarding over population in developing nations
N.K.Assumi (Advocate) 24 January 2009
Dear Anikit giri,
Topic of your moot Court is really interesting and relevant in the present day scenario. I will get back to you by tomorrow as I am engaged today.
N.K.Assumi (Advocate) 25 January 2009
Dear Aniket Giri,
Please send me your e-mail address or your home address for my contributions for your moot court on behalf of the petitioner the appellant. My e-mail address is:- assumiki@yahoo.com. It is for your own good that such matter are not posted in the forum but to be shared in private only as it is a moot court case. All the best.
N.K.Assumi (Advocate) 25 January 2009
Have you send your e-mail address or your address?
N.K.Assumi (Advocate) 25 January 2009
Have you send your e-mail address or your address?