Faculty Of Law, Aligarh Muslim University

Ms. Roshan Alam, 2011-2016 BALLB Batch has secured first position in West Bengal Judicial Services.
It's an outstanding achievement.
Heartiest Congratulations to her and her family.
It's a very proud moment for the faculty.

Aligarh Muslim University, Department of Law and EBC enter into MoU to index the Aligarh Law Journal on SCC Online | SCC Blog The Department of Law, Aligarh Muslim University and EBC entered into an MoU to index all the articles published in the issues

AMU law graduates shine in UP, Bihar : 17 GET SELECTED AS JUDGES

AMU LAW GRADUATES SHINE IN UP, BIHAR; 17 GET SELECTED AS JUDGES - Caravan Daily Seventeen AMU law graduates to be sworn in as judges after cracking the Judicial Services Examinations 2016 graduates Caravan Daily ALIGARH — Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has a reason to rejoice. Seventeen of its law graduates have managed to crack the Judici...

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11 AMU students successfully qualify UPPCS (Judicial Service) - The Times Headline Aligarh: 11 students from Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University have been selected in UPPCS. The selected list of students include; Sunil Kumar Nagar, Asma Sultana, Amir Suhail, Zulqarnain Alam, Shahnaz Ansari, Sandeep Singh, Arif Nizamuddin Khan, Diwakar Kumar, Saima Siddiqui, Nidhi Yadav and V...

AMU के 11 स्टूडेंट्स बने जज, पास की न्यायिक सेवा की परीक्षा - Kohram Hindi News कोहराम न्यूज़ – तमाम उथल पुथल के बीच एक अच्छी खबर अलीगढ मुस्लिम यूनिवर्सिटी से आ रही है जहाँ अमुवि के विधि संकाय के 11 विद्यार्थियों ने यूपीएससी की न्यायिक सेवा की परीक्षा उत्तीर्ण करके अमुवि का नाम रोशन किया है. कोहराम न्यूज़ को मिली जानकारी के मुताबिक परीक्षा उत्तीर्ण करने वालो में सुनील कुमार …

Mr Shamshad Ahmad, 2014 graduate and LL.M 2016 candidate has been selected in the prestigious West Bengal Judiciary.
He has been active in literary and social activities at the campus since he joined the university in the year 2007 in class XI Humanities.

SC says cannot direct Parliament to enact Uniform Civil Code; “There cannot be a PIL too, let the aggrieved come to court”: CJI Thakur

The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a public interest petition seeking direction to Parliament to enact a uniform civil code to put an end to alleged discrimination being faced by Muslim women and said it was not possible for courts to issue such a mandamus.

“How can a mandamus be issued on such an issue ? Constitutional goal is one thing and possibility of them being fulfilled is yet another thing. These are things in the realm of parliament and the supreme court cannot do anything”, a bench headed by Chief Justice T S Thakur told Senior Advocate Gopal Subramaniam who represented Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay a lawyer and BJP activist.

“Let people aggrieved in a community come to this court alleging discrimination. Has anybody come forward ? What cannot be done directly, you are trying to do indirectly. We cannot ask the parliament to bring the common civil code… tell us first, has anybody come from the community you are alleging discrimination? If an aggrieved Muslim had come, we would have still considered her case… but we cannot examine this on the basis of a PIL,” the court said adding we had made clear out stand clear in a judgment in 1994.

SUBRAMANIAM SNUBBED

“If you file such petitions without examining the legal position and earlier judgments, we are going to come down heavily on it”, the CJI warned the petitioner and Subramaniam. The Bench said that 21 years ago the apex court had declined to go into the issue of civil common code, and the position has not changed.

The Chief Justice Bench’s refusal to entertain this plea even as another Bench of Justices Anil R. Dave and Adarsh Kumar Goel, in a judgment, directed a suo motu PIL to be filed in the Supreme Court to have a re-look at the issue of “gender discrimination” suffered by Muslim women in the country.

In a judgment by Justice Goel, the Bench said that it is time for the apex court to settle once and for all whether the Islamic personal law violated the fundamental rights of Muslim women.

Another bench led by Justice Vikramjit Sen had also recently asked the government to clarify whether there is any definite move to usher in the Uniform Civil Code.

The Apex Court refusal came even as law minister Sadananda Gowda had given positive signal about drafting the code. Last week the minister however said a code could not be finalized overnight, but only after detailed consultations with stakeholders and voices in the government.

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Managium Juris announces opening for law graduate fresher for Delhi & NCR, Interested candidates may send their CV at [email protected] by May 15

AMU Law Faculty celebrates its “Annual Day” | Muslim Issues Home Education AMU Law Faculty celebrates its “Annual Day” EducationAMU Law Faculty celebrates its “Annual Day” By MI Correspondent - May 8, 2015 4 0 SHARE Facebook Twitter Share this on WhatsAppAligarh: The annual day for the session 2014-15 in the Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University, was org…