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A moot court exercise scenario involving a fictional country called janani, which is facing various constitutional and political challenges. The scenario covers issues such as the introduction of a bill to prohibit cow slaughter, the creation of 10 new states, the imposition of emergency rule, and a challenge to the constitutional validity of these actions. The document also includes a separate civil case involving a school's challenge to a ban on diesel buses and the implementation of an odd-even vehicle rule in delhi, india. The moot court exercise provides an opportunity for students to analyze the legal and constitutional implications of these complex issues, frame their own issues, and prepare arguments for a simulated court hearing.
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The Union of Janani is the second most populous country in the world and seventh largest in terms of area. It has a diverse population divided on the lines of religion, ethnicity, caste, language and culture. Janani, previously a British colony, gained independence around 74 years back and is governed by a written constitution, structured to suit a quasi-federal system. Janani, a developing country, is an active member of the international community as well as the United Nations Organization. It has a robust multi-party system instituted as well which caters to the needs of the citizens from various states of the country and represents their interests to the Center. Due to the multiplicity of parties within each state, claiming majority by a single party proved to be a herculean task. These imbalances led to various coalition governments being formed between the ruling party at the Center and the regional parties at the State level. With a renewed Cabinet, the Union introduced new legislation catering to the most significant aspects of the economy. This included the introduction of Agricultural Reforms Bill, 2019, Preservation of Sovereignty Bill, 2019 and Management of COVID 19 Bill, 2020. However, due to growing differences within the coalition government, the Bills did not see the light of day.
independently or through alliance succeeded in getting the ratification of one half of the States of the Union of Janani. 14. Mr. Clarke filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the 107th Constitution Amendment Act 2022. The Supreme Court clubbed the matters filed by the FFF and Mr. Clarke. The hearing is fixed on 5th June 2022 The following issues are for consideration of the Supreme Court of Janani - 1. Whether the imposition of the President’s Rule in the North East States is justified under Art. 356? 2. Whether the 106th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2021 is constitutional? 3. Whether the 107th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2022 is constitutional? NOTE: a) The laws of Janani are in PariMateria with the laws of India. b) Participants are free to amend and form their own issues and sub-issues (Minimum 1 Issue, Maximum 5 Issues)