AIL LET case studies

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AILET 2027 is the All India Entrance Test conducted by National Law University, Delhi, for admission across seven distinct programmes: B.A.LL.B.(Hons.), B.Com.LL.B.(Hons.), LL.M., LL.M.-Tech. Policy, IP - Joint Masters/LL.M., PGIP - MA/LLM Degree in Insolvency, and Ph.D. Each programme has its own eligibility rules, seat matrix and reservation policy, fee structure, and a separately published Test Pattern and Syllabus page, so candidates should treat the exam as a family of programme-specific written tests rather than a single uniform paper. This page is an independent study resource: it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the University, and it does not publish question counts, durations, marking schemes, fees, or cutoffs that the University has not itself released. The AIL LET case studies are 5 cases and about 3,968 words.

Candlelight Vigil, Conditional Permission and the Limits of Article 19(2)

The students' association of a state university notifies the district magistrate of a silent candlelight vigil at Central Park against a 22% fee hike. The notice estimates 300 participants.

842 words, about 4 min 2

A Related-Party Warehouse Sale and a Down-Round Rights Issue

Sundar Foods Private Limited has three founder-shareholders (40%, 30%, 30%) and, after a Series A round, an institutional investor, Kestrel, holding 20% fully diluted. The articles require seven days' notice with board papers for any related-party transaction.

838 words, about 4 min 3

Unilateral Appointment, Non-Disclosure and Waiver in a Rs 310 Crore Arbitration

An EPC contractor and a state-owned utility sign a Rs 310 crore construction contract governed by Indian law, seated in Mumbai. Clause 27 provides for a sole arbitrator 'to be appointed by the Managing Director of the Utility from its panel of retired officers'.

733 words, about 4 min 4

Bundled Consent, 'Anonymised' Health Data and a Significant Data Fiduciary's Duties

MediPulse runs a health app with 2.3 million users. It collects step counts, heart rate, sleep, self-reported symptoms and menstrual-cycle data.

760 words, about 4 min 5

Employee-Inventor, Post-Employment Non-Compete and a Section 3(k) Objection

Nimbus, a Bengaluru analytics firm, builds a churn-prediction product. Its lead machine-learning engineer signs a contract with confidentiality covenants, a 12-month post-employment non-compete, and an assignment of 'all inventions made in the course of employment'.

795 words, about 4 min