Cell and Centre
Moot Court Cell

At the School of Law, we take pride in providing our law students with an exceptional education, and our Moot Court Cell facilities are no exception. Our facilities have been carefully designed to simulate a real-life courtroom experience, complete with a mock courtroom, seating for judges and spectators, a podium for presenting parties, and access to legal research materials.

In addition, we have incorporated cutting-edge technology, such as projectors, screens, and microphones, to provide an immersive and engaging simulation experience. Experienced legal professionals serve as judges, providing valuable guidance and feedback to students.

Through the Moot Court Cell program, students have the opportunity to develop their oral and written advocacy skills, as well as their ability to analyze and interpret legal materials.

We believe that our extraordinary Moot Court Cell facilities provide our students with a unique and invaluable advantage as they prepare for their legal careers.

Moot courts not only help students to prepare for a career in law but also provide them with a deeper understanding of the legal system and its workings. By participating in moot court, students gain a greater appreciation for the complexities of the legal system and develop a greater sense of social responsibility and civic engagement.

Mediation and Arbitration Centre

The aim and objectives of a Mediation and Arbitration Centre at SOLJ are as follows:

  • To provide an alternative mechanism for resolving disputes outside of the court system, through mediation and arbitration.
  • To educate law students and train them in the skills necessary to act as mediators and arbitrators.
  • To provide a neutral and impartial forum for parties to resolve disputes in a timely, cost-effective, and efficient manner.
  • To promote the use of mediation and arbitration as a means of resolving disputes, particularly in cases where court proceedings may not be necessary or appropriate.
  • To encourage parties to work together to find mutually acceptable solutions to their disputes
  • To reduce the burden on the court system by providing an alternative means of dispute resolution.
  • To provide access to justice to parties who may not be able to afford the costs of litigation.
  • To maintain the confidentiality of the proceedings and protect the privacy of the parties involved.
  • Overall, the aim and objectives of a Mediation and Arbitration Centre at a SOLJ are to promote the use of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, provide education and training to students, and provide a forum for resolving disputes fairly and efficiently.
Aviation and Space Law Cell

Our Aviation and Space Law Cell is dedicated to promoting the study and understanding of the legal issues related to aviation and space travel. We provide students with the resources and support they need to learn about the complex field of aviation and space law and to engage in meaningful discussions about the legal issues facing these industries

Services offered at Aviation and Space Law Cell, we offer a range of services and programs designed to meet the diverse needs of our community. These include:

  • We regularly host workshops and seminars on a range of topics related to aviation and space law, including air and space safety, airline regulation, and international space law. These events provide an opportunity for students to learn from experts in the field and engage in discussions about cutting-edge issues in aviation and space law.
  • We offer students the opportunity to participate in moot court competitions focused on aviation and space law. These competitions provide students with the opportunity to develop their legal advocacy skills and apply their knowledge of aviation and space law in a simulated legal setting.
  • We offer students the opportunity to participate in research and writing projects related to aviation and space law. These projects provide students with the opportunity to develop their research and writing skills, while also contributing to the intellectual discourse in the field.
  • Our Aviation and Space Law Cell also hosts networking events, allowing students to connect with professionals in the field of aviation and space law. These events provide an opportunity for students to learn more about career opportunities in the field and develop professional relationships that can help them advance in their careers.
  • Our Aviation and Space Law Cell is committed to staying at the forefront of aviation and space law, and we strive to provide our community with the resources and support they need to succeed in these exciting and rapidly evolving industries. We welcome students and members of the community to Aviation and Space Law Cell join us in our mission to promote the study and understanding of aviation and space law.
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell

Our IPR Cell is dedicated to fostering a culture of innovation and creativity, while also promoting respect for intellectual property rights. We provide students and faculty with the resources and support they need to learn about and engage with the complex field of intellectual property law.

At our IPR Cell, we offer a range of services and programs designed to meet the diverse needs of our community. These include:

  • Workshops and seminars: We regularly host workshops and seminars on a range of topics related to intellectual property law, including patent law, copyright law, trademark law, and trade secret law. These events provide an opportunity for students and faculty to learn from experts in the field and engage in discussions about cutting-edge issues in intellectual property law.
  • Legal clinics: Our IPR Cell also provides pro bono legal services to the community. Our legal clinics offer students the opportunity to work on real cases under the supervision of experienced attorneys, providing them with valuable hands-on experience and the opportunity to make a positive impact in the community.
  • Research and writing opportunities: We offer students the opportunity to participate in research and writing projects related to intellectual property law. These projects provide students with the opportunity to develop their research and writing skills, while also contributing to the intellectual discourse in the field.

Our IPR Cell is committed to staying at the forefront of intellectual property law, and we strive to provide our community with the resources and support they need to succeed in this dynamic and exciting field. We welcome students, faculty, and members of the community to join us in our mission to promote innovation, creativity, and respect for intellectual property rights.

Career Counseling Centre

The career counseling center at a school provides valuable resources and support to students who are interested in pursuing a career in the legal field. Here are some potential services and resources that such a center could offer:

  • Career Guidance: The center offers one-on-one career guidance sessions with trained professionals who can help students identify their strengths, interests, and goals and suggest potential career paths within the legal field
  • Internship and Job Opportunities: The center maintains a database of internship and job opportunities with law firms, corporations, and government agencies, and helps students apply for these positions.
  • Networking Events: The center organizes networking events, such as career fairs, panel discussions, and alumni meet-ups, to connect students with professionals in the legal field.
  • Resume and Cover Letter Review: The center provides feedback on resumes and cover letters to help students present themselves effectively to potential employers.
  • Mock Interviews: The center conducts mock interviews to prepare students for actual job interviews and provide feedback on their performance.
  • Information on Professional Development: The center offers resources and information on continuing legal education (CLE) programs, professional associations, and other opportunities for professional development.
  • Resources for Starting a Law Firm: The center provides guidance and resources for students who are interested in starting their law firm, such as business planning, legal requirements, and funding options.

By providing these services and resources, a career counseling center at the school helps students make informed decisions about their career paths and succeed in the legal profession.

Free Legal Aid Centre

Legal Aid Centre (LAC) in SOLJ provides an excellent opportunity for students to gain practical experience in the legal field by working with real clients.

Experienced and dedicated legal professionals offer guidance and mentorship to our students, ensuring that they receive valuable training and education in the legal field.

Through their involvement in the Legal Aid Centre, students develop important skills such as legal research, client management, case preparation, and advocacy. LAC is an ideal platform for students to put their theoretical knowledge into practice, enabling them to make a positive difference in the lives of those in need.

It is an excellent networking opportunity for the students, providing them with the chance to connect with legal professionals and organizations within the legal community.

Legal Aid Centre is committed to promoting social responsibility and community engagement, inspiring students to make a positive impact in society.

By participating in the Legal Aid Centre programs, the students gain a deeper understanding of the legal system and its role in promoting justice and equity for all.

The Legal Aid Centre is an exceptional resource that provides our students with a unique and rewarding experience that prepares them for successful careers in the legal profession.

Anti Ragging Cell

We are committed to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all students, and our cell is dedicated to preventing any form of ragging on campus.

Ragging, or any act of physical or mental abuse, harassment, or intimidation, is strictly prohibited at our School. We understand that ragging can have serious consequences on the physical, emotional, and psychological well-being of students. That is why our Anti-Ragging Cell works tirelessly to prevent any such incidents on our campus.

Our cell is led by a team of experienced professionals who have a deep understanding of the consequences of ragging. We work closely with the School administration, faculty members, and local authorities to ensure that all students are protected from any form of ragging.

Our cell conducts regular awareness campaigns and sensitization programs to educate students about the dangers of ragging and the need to create a safe and inclusive campus environment. We also provide a 24-hour helpline for students to report any incidents of ragging or harassment, and our team promptly investigates and takes appropriate action against the culprits.

At the Anti-Ragging Cell, we take the issue of ragging very seriously, and we are committed to creating a safe and welcoming environment for all students. We encourage all students to take a stand against ragging and report any incidents immediately. Let us work together to make our campus a safe and inclusive space for everyone.

The students are also required to act as per the directions issued by UGC from time to time and also strictly follow the provision of the Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act 1999.

Sexual Harassment Cell

A sexual harassment cell at a Law School is responsible for creating a safe and inclusive environment for all students and staff. The following are some of the aims and objectives :

  • To prevent and eliminate incidents of sexual harassment within the School.
  • To create awareness among students and staff members about sexual harassment, its different forms, and the consequences of such behavior.
  • To encourage and support individuals who are a victim of sexual harassment to come forward and report such incidents
  • To provide assistance and support to survivors of sexual harassment, including counseling and legal advice.
  • To investigate complaints of sexual harassment impartially and take appropriate action against the offender.
  • To ensure that the School complies with all legal and regulatory requirements related to preventing and addressing sexual harassment.

Overall, the aim and objective of the Sexual Harassment Cell at a School of Law is to create a safe and inclusive environment where everyone is respected and protected from all forms of sexual harassment.

There is an Internal Complaint Committee in the university, where students and faculty members can submit their applications for sexual harassment.