Chamber of

Salman Khurshid

Grounded in 2014, the chambers of former external affair minister and a practicing lawyer Mr. Salman Khurshid functions from 22, Silver Arch Apartments, Firozshah Road, New Delhi. The chambers has a team of associates who are adept to provide seamless legal representation across multiple jurisdictions.

The characteristics that define and enable us to achieve our aim can be described as follows:

The network of such dynamic, meticulous and unconventional advocates harnesses the workings of the organization. The collaboration of the barristers from diverse fields encourages team spirit and the congenial environment of the chambers easily blends different opinions and encourages individualism.

The institution has also maintained a disciplined library with a collection of over 2000 books and case files which are easily accessible and makes for a helping hand during the briefing sessions.

Philosophy

Earl Warren once said “IT IS THE SPIRIT AND NOT THE FORM OF LAW THAT KEEP JUSTICE ALIVE.” We seek to achieve justice amidst the complex and lax process of the Indian Legal System. We amalgamate the simplicity of a counsel’s chamber with the mannerism in the approach of a law firm. Thus achieving the best possible outcomes.

Senior advocate

Mr. Salman Khurshid

1973 : B.A. English (Hons.), St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University
1977 : B.A. Jurisprudence, St. Edmund Hall, Oxford University
1978 : B.C.L., St. Edmund Hall, Oxford University
1979 : M.A., St. Edmund Hall, Oxford University
2014 : Elected Honorary Fellow, St. Edmund Hall, Oxford University.

Internship Program

Internships provide you with an opportunity to engage directly with contemporary issues and to upsurge your understanding as well as experience to deal with situations, issues and sustain your argument in a more pragmatic manner under the guidance of extremely experienced associates and lawyers.
The work of the chamber is supported by a network of academicians who offer subject specific expertise and mentor the interns in planning the next stage of their career.

The institution’s primary objective is to provide students with an opportunity to develop the skillset necessary to become successful law practitioners. There is an obedient culture regarding the tenure of internship i.e. interns are allowed to practice only during the vacations lest a written letter of consent has to be submitted from the college.

The chamber deals with all kind of matters pertaining to SC, DC, HC and also conduct religious ‘briefing sessions’ in which they(interns) too are given a chance to make an argument and validate their stands.

To build a great sense of argumentation the chamber also organizes ‘moot sessions’ whereby the interns gain a trial experience of the court proceedings.

Learning within this congenial environment and a sense of oneness that the institution encourages helps an intern to mature towards being a professional.