Court Submission
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This document outlines the proceedings of a court case challenging the constitutionality of the existing quota system in public service. It provides templates for the petitioner's counsel to introduce the writ petition, reference points in their argument, call additional counsel, and make their final prayer. It also provides templates for the respondent's counsel to introduce their side, reference points in their counterargument, call additional counsel, and make their final counter prayer. Both sides are instructed to use respectful language and address the court as "your lordship" throughout.
Court Submission
- 1. Petitioner May it please your lordship? Much obliged Your lordship, This Is the First counsel on behalf of the petitioner May the counsel proceed? Much obliged Your lordship, this writ petition has been filed under article 102 (2) of the Constitution challenging the existing quota system in public service. Your lordship, the existing quota system is totally inconsistent with the constitution of the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh. The counsel will support his argument by showing how and to what extent it is inconsistent with article….. of the Constitution. Then you will are argue When you referring point use: Moving to Alluding to Spelling out When you call your co-counsel: If the Hon’ble court permits may the counsel call the co-counsel. Then Co-counsel will say May it please your lordship? Much obliged Your lordship, This Is the co counsel on behalf of the petitioner May the counsel proceed? Much obliged
- 2. Then arguments At last you have to pray If the honorable court permits may the counsel pray before the court. Much obliged. Therefore, it is humbly prayed that your Lordship would most graciously be pleased issue Rule-Nissi calling upon the respondent to show cause why the executive order should not be declared inconsistent with the constitution. Respondent May it please your lordship? Much obliged Your lordship, This Is the First counsel on behalf of the respondent May the counsel proceed? Much obliged Your lordship, this writ petition has been filed under article 102 (2) of the Constitution challenging the existing quota system in public service, Opposing that the counsel begs your kind attention to the overview of the existing quota system in public service. Then you will are argue When you referring point use: Moving to Alluding to Spelling out When you call your co-counsel: If the Hon’ble court permits may the counsel call the co-counsel. Then Co-counsel will say
- 3. May it please your lordship? Much obliged Your lordship, This Is the co counsel on behalf of the respondent May the counsel proceed? Much obliged Then arguments At last you have to pray If the honorable court permits may the counsel pray before the court. Much obliged. The petitioner has failed to prove the unconstitutionality of the existing quota system. Therefore, it is graciously prayed before the court that there is no ground to challenge the constitutionality of the quota system. Therefore, this writ-petition should be rejected. Note: • Never say sorry, say counsel begs your pardon • Never say thank you, say much obliged • If you can’t understand question say: counsel begs your pardon. Will you please repeat the question? • If you can’t answer simply say: counsel begs your pardon • If you need some extra time: If the hon’ble court permits may the counsel get few more minutes BEST OF LUCK