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Ten Commandments

Class Room Teaching
Moot Court & Mock Trial
Guest Lectures
Seminars & Conferences
Debates & Big Fights
Seminar Presentation
Judicial Clerkship
Solicitor & Law Firm Training
Research Submissions & Publications
Exchange Programmes

College emphasizes on quality class room teaching for developing legal understanding for grooming students of law with social responsibility reflected through the best academics, working in the best environment, with a regular system of updating on current social, economic, political issues of legal relevance in purely transparent and accountable setup. Every single student is a focus of bilateral process to bring at an understanding and encouraged to grow in the galaxy of thoughts and reasons.

Moot Court activities are a thrust area of the Lloyd Legal Education. The College strives to integrate the theory and practice of Law in campus settings through Regular Monthly compulsory moot court to be practiced from preparation to presentation. The mooting activity in Lloyd is a serious business with a severe compe t i t ion among thestudents to be part of the mooting teams.

It is an orientation of the college to develop the students in all the facets of knowledge and to understand the law in its practice, with the motive to locate the ways and means to solve the everemerging problems within the legislators by the application of proper law and reasoning. This high profile job is executed by the best professionals, judges, and academicians. The focus of the college is to grow opportunities regularly and utilize periodically the availability of best legal luminaries in and around the National Capital Region of Delhi, be it Personalities of Bench, Professionals of Bar and Pillars of academics of Delhi University - Delhi, Guru Govind Singh Indra Prastha University - Delhi, Jamia Millia Islamia - Central university, Delhi, and Choudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut etc.

This is an in-house and supportiveprogram for the multi facetted and proper development of the intellect of the students, providing them an opportunity to interact, listen, question, inspire and query problems with the visiting legal dignitaries, luminaries and members. College is in the process of organizing National Seminars in the Year 2006 on various multi-disciplinary issue of International Trade Law and enforcement mechanism

Justice B. K. Rathi - Ex. Chairman MRTP, Commission of India
Justice J. P. Gupta - (Retd. Distt. & Sessions Judge), President, Distt. Consumer Forum (Mau) U. P.
Justice B. A. Zaidi - Distt. & Sessions Judge, Gautam Budh Nagar
Justice Raghuvir Singh - Senior Judge, High Court of Chandigarh
Justice U. C. Srivastava - Distt. & Sessions Judge, Gautam Budh Nagar
Justice S. K. Mishra - Distt. & Sessions Judge, Gautam Budh Nagar
Justice O. P. Srivastava - Distt. & Sessions Judge, Banaras
Prof. Young Senior Professor, Chinese University of Political Science & Law, Beijing, China
Prof. Ranbir Singh - Vice Chancelor, NALSAR, Hyderabad, A.P.
Prof. Shafeeq - Senior Professor, Faculty School of Law, Leeds University, England
Prof. O. P. Motiwal - Senior Professor, EMPI, New Delhi.
Prof. S. K. Verma - Senior Professor, Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi
Prof. T. N. Arora - Senior Professor, G.G.S. Indraprastha University of Delhi
Prof. Amar Singh - Former Head and Dean, Faculty of Law, H.P.U., Summer Hills, Shimla
Prof. S. Radha Singh - Senior Professor of Economics, Fellow of Yale University, U.S.A.
Prof. T. H. Khan - Head and Dean, Faculty of Law, J.M.I., New Delhi
Prof. J. L. Kaul - Senior Professor, CLC, University of Delhi.
Prof. R. P. Yadav - Retired Professor, Faculty of Law, M.M.H. College., Ghaziabad
Prof. S. K. Singh - Retired Professor, Faculty of Law, C.C.S.U., Meerut
Prof. Zafar Mehfooz Nomani - Senior Professor, Faculty of Law, A.M.U., Aligarh
Prof. Suman Tomar - Senior Professor, Faculty of Law, M.M.H. College., Ghaziabad
Prof. Chitra Singh - Senior Professor, Meerut College, Meerut
Prof. Afzal Wani - Former Head & Dean, U.S.L.L.S., G.G.S.I.P. University, Delhi
Prof. S. S. Nath - Retd. Prof. C.C.S. University, Meerut
Prof. Lal Ratnakar - Senior Professor, Faculty of Arts, M.M.H. College, Ghaziabad
Prof. Subodh Kumar - Professor of Sciences, C.C.S. University, Meerut
Prof. Chandrashekhar - Head & Dean, Faculty of Law, C.C.S. University, Meerut

The law college regularly organizes debates & big fights on regular basis once in month on the economic, social and political issues of legal relevance. The practice is to raise a current issue based on a well researched aspect to be organized after proper notification to the students' community and invitation to legal and media experts to hold the sessions excellently. The practice is to push students to the level of tolerant listening and justified reasoning to commonly enjoy the Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression as enshrined in the Constitution of India giving respect to the reasonable restrictions.

This is an in-house and supportive program for the multi facetted and proper development of the intellect of the students, providing them an opportunity to present problem b a s e d s u bmi s s i o n s a n d presentat ions among the colleagues and staff members. College is in the process of organizing National Seminars in the Year 2006 on various multi-disciplinary issues of legal relevance.

It is said that behind every great judge is his law clerk. A clerkship offers a unique opportunity to glimpse behind the scenes into the practical workings of a judge's chambers and courtroom, to impact the law through the judge's decision-making, and, ultimately, to gain a lifelong mentor. A key credential for future law practice in any area, a judicial clerkship is itself a valuable life experience. Leading to a wide variety of future career paths.

In government
The value to law firms
An essential credential for academia
Value to in-house counsel

This is unique exercise over the past. Students of law Students have been trained/ apprenticed engaged and employed by the various Law Firms, Corporate Houses, Limited Companies, Multi-national Firms, Advocate Houses, and Chartered Accountant Firms etc. under the said Program. Regular association of various legal and non-legal agencies, local, state and central legal authorities of different hierarchy and most emphatically the rural and local people with the college, students and the Legal Cell of the college and the Government agencies. The Practical Training, Practice and Placement program had been a great learning, encouraging and satisfying on the part of the students, Guardians and the College and opening of great vistas to legal aspirants in social, economic and political perspectives.

Lloyd Law College feels indebted to the society and tries to contribute to the Economic, Political and social issues of Legal relevance. "Lloyd Law Journal" (LJL:Vol:01:2008) is in the process and will be available in the market by December 2008. This is a great combined indefatigable effort of Faculty Members & students contributions. The Journal is an annual exercise initially, but this voice shall be raised biannually in the next years.
A biannual Law Magazine is introduced for the contribution and publication of research works ofstudents' community in the name of "Lloyd" from the year 2008 to be released in December.

he objective of this program is to establish: A Students Exchange Program, and An Academic Exchange Program, for law students and Academia from China University of Political Science and Law, (CUPL), Beijing, China and for law students and academia from Lloyd Law College, Greater Noida, India. The purpose of this agreement is to set out, in a flexible manner, the major points for organizing an exchange program which is to operate on a reciprocal basis, taking into account, whenever possible, the academic and administrative constraints of each institution.

Moot Courts:

Compulsory for every law paper
In House Competitions
National Participation

Law Court Internship:

Local Court, High Court & Supreme Court of India
Case Diary
Drafting Techniques
Client Counseling
Interviewing Techniques

Academic Visits

Police Station 4, 5, 11 & 12 February 2008
District Jail & Central Prison (Tihar Jail)
Tribunal Visits
High Court of Delhi 15, 16 & 17 February 2008
The Supreme Court of India 15th February 2008
The Parliament of India 19 May 2008 (Rajya Sabha)
The Parliament of India 19 May 2008 (Lok Sabha).
Lok-Adalat, and visits to Lok- Adalat
Legal Aid / Literacy Training Programme
Legal Aid / Literacy Workshop / Camp / Programme

Class Room Interactions:

Civil Advocates
Criminal Advocates

Regular Placement & Training Schedules for All students

Apollo Tyres India Ltd.
Fortis Hospitals, Ltd
Arthur Anderson, New York, U.S.A
International Law Firm, Delhi.
Haldia Petrochemicals, Ltd
Hero Honda, India Ltd.
Omax India Ltd.
Punj Lloyd, Ltd
Hyatt Hotels, India Ltd.
Taj Hotels, Ltd.
Hero Homda India Ltd.
MARG- NGO. Delhi
Butterfly- NGO. Delhi.
Chartered Accountant, Delhi.
CNNIBN, Delhi.
Escorts India Ltd.

Law Firm, Sood & Sood Delhi.
British Telecom, India Ltd.
Patni Computers, Delhi.
Export Firm. Sleepwell India Ltd.
Welcome Group of Hotels. India.
Ministry of Commerce. Government of India.
Ministry of Law & Social Justice. Government ofIndia.
Indian Law Institute, New Delhi.
Indian Society of International Law, New Delhi.
Institute of Company Secretaries of India, New Delhi.
Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, New Delhi.
Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India, New Delhi.
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi
World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO)

The curriculum of the B.A., LL.B. - 5 Year and LL.B. - 3 Year contains only 04 (Four) Practical Subjects. Lloyd Law College has made best possible efforts to provide best exposure in and out sidethe campus to the that effect in the mode of Practical Papers as mentioned in the curriculum.

Moot Court, Pre-Trial Preparation & participation in Trial Proceedings,
- Three Moot Court Presentations held in January 2008 on every Saturdays & Sundays.
- Court Assignments (Two Civil & Two Criminal) trial observations.
- Client counseling / Interviewing Techniques and Pre-Trial Preparation
- Academic visits
  - Chambers of advocates & police station - 4, 5, 11 & 12 February 2008
  - High Court of Delhi - 15, 16 & 17 February 2008
  - The Supreme Court of India - 15 February 2008
  - The Parliament of India - 19 May 2008 (Rajya Sabha)
  - The Parliament of India - 19 May 2008 (Lok Sabha)

Drafting of Pleading & Conveyancing
- Classroom teaching of Techniques of Drafting of various documents for property, court,
- person and Government offices.
- Submission of Nineteen (19) Practical problems by every student (provided by the college) in Manuscript (Hand written) mode to the college.
- Viva-Voce Examination.

Professional Ethics, Accountancy for Lawyers and Bar Bench Relations
- Classroom teaching of The Advocates Act - 1961,
- Submission & Presentation of five cases (05) of professional Misconduct of advocates, in Manuscript (Hand written).
- Viva-Voce Examination.

Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and Para-Legal Services

Class Room interactions with Advocates organized for two days periodically on the 17 and 18 December 2007, Namely
Visit to Local Lok-Adalat, District Court Phase - II Noida, U.P.
Legal Aid / Literacy Training Programme, 30 & 31 December 2007. It was organized in association with the Delhi Based 25 Years old National Level N.G.O Multiple Action Research Group (MARG)
Legal Aid / Literacy Workshop / Camp / Programme organized on 29 April 2008 in the Primary School Village - Sultanpur, Thana: Phase - II, District - Noida, U.P. presided by the Honorable District Judge, other judges, Local Legal Service Authority, District Court Phase - II Noida, U.P, local police authorities, Village - Pradhan etc. participated by the local people enemas. The programme was organized in:
- Three Lectures Delivered in Hindi regarding the importance of Legal Aid etc. Period - 30 Minutes Video Movie Presentation Chal-Basanti - II. Period - 30 Minutes
- Question Session, Period - 2.30 Hrs
- Distribution of printed material to the villagers containing easy and local language approach to common uses law.



Amisha Gupta B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem Khaitan & Khaitan Co.	Preeti Bhardwaj B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem Khaitan & Khaitan Co.	Ajit Amar B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem Juris Corpus, Delhi	Vikas Nautiyal B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem Juris Corpus, Delhi	Anish Kumar Maggo B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem Upadhyay & Upadhyay, SC	Balvinder Singh B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem SSRA & Associates, Delhi

Saumya Chitransi B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem HCL Technologies, BPO, Noida	Aakashdeep Kakkar B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem LST Services	Puneet Kr Mittal B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem SSRA & Associates, Delhi	Geeta B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem Abhey Verma & Associates, Tis Hazari Court	Shruti Sharma B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem HCL Technologies, BPO, Noida	Prashant Neal B.A., LL.B. - VIII Sem Abhey Verma & Associates, Tis Hazari Court

Ritu Paul B.A., LL.B. - X Sem P.C.Mishra, APO, N.D	Preeti Bhatia B.A., LL.B. - X Sem M. P. Singh, Delhi High Court	Mukul Gupta B.A., LL.B. - X Sem Balkishan Sharma, Patiala House Court. N.D	Subi Puri B.A., LL.B. - Sem X Verma & Associates, N.D	Gajinder Verma B.A., LL.B. - X Sem Fanish K. Jain, Advocates, Delhi High Court	Aakash Mittal B.A., L.B. - X Sem Manish Sharma, Delhi High Court

Jatinder Singh B.A., LL.B. - X Sem Mendiratta & Co, Delhi High Court	Aditya Sighal B.A., LL.B. - X Sem Ravi Bhushan Singhal, Solicitor, Gov't of U.P.	Manish Giri B.A., LL.B. - X Sem Manish Sharma, Delhi High Court	Nisha Neal B.A., LL.B. - X Sem Nisha Negi, Advocate, Delhi High Court	Kumar Deb Sen Gupta B.A., LL.B. - X Sem Rishi Tiger, District Court Noida.