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International Conference on Literature, Environment and Climate Change, RGNUL
International Conference on Literature, Environment and Climate Change, RGNUL

RGNUL, Punjab is organising an International Interdisciplinary Conference in collaboration with Punjab Pollution Control Board, Patiala; Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, New Delhi and Assam Don Bosco University on “Literature, Environment and Climate Change” scheduled to be held on April 7-8, 2022.   About Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab, was established by the State Legislature of Punjab by passing the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab Act, 2006 (Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006). The Act incorporated a University of Law of national stature in Punjab, to fulfil the need for a Centre of Excellence in legal education in the modern era of globalization and liberalization. RGNUL started functioning from its Headquarters-Mohindra Kothi, The Mall, Patiala w.e.f. 26 May 2006. The University acquired approval of the Bar Council of India (BCI) in July 2006. The University also got registered with the University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi under Section 2(f) of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 and has been declared fit to obtain grant from the (UGC) under Section 12-B of the UGC Act, 1956. RGNUL operated from heritage building of the erstwhile Patiala State, Mohindra Kothi, The Mall, Patiala (from 2006 to 2013) located in the heart of Patiala city in a pollution free environment. The University was accredited with ‘A’ Grade by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) in 2015. RGNUL, Punjab was granted autonomy under UGC Regulations, Clause 5 Dimensions of Autonomy for Category-II Universities in April 2018.The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, ranked RGNUL the first amongst the cleanest Higher Educational Institutions, Swachh Campus (2019) in the category of Government Residential Universities.   About Punjab Pollution Control Board The Punjab Pollution Control Board was constituted in the year 1975 vide Punjab Government Notification No. 6186-BR II (4) 75/24146 dated 30.07.1975, after the enactment of Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 to preserve the wholesomeness of water. Subsequently, with the enactment of other environmental laws the responsibility to implement the provisions of such laws was also entrusted to the Punjab Pollution Control Board in the State of Punjab. In order to have uniform laws, all over the country for broad environmental issues endangering the health & safety of our people as well as of our flora and fauna and also to check environmental degradation, the Parliament of India has enacted the following laws: The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 as amended to date The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Cess Act, 1977 The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 as amended to date The aforesaid laws have been adopted by the Govt. of Punjab to control environmental pollution in the State. Punjab Pollution Control Board has been entrusted the task of implementation of environmental laws in the State of Punjab.   About Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, New Delhi The Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute became bi-national in 2005. It has the honour of being the only Institution which has One Hundred Thirty One(131) premier academic Institutions as its members in India (including IITs, IIMs, NITs, Law schools, Central and State Universities) and Thirty Eight(38) universities in Canada (including McGill, Queen’s and York Universities). The Institute’s scope has expanded as well to include law, management, arts, information science, environment, science and technology including biotechnology along with humanities and social sciences. The Shastri Institute is funded by and partners closely with government bodies both in India and Canada. The aim is to further the bi-national ethos through different programmes facilitating scholarly research and exchanges between the Indian and Canadian Universities, Cultural organisations, Government Bodies and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.   About Assam Don Bosco University "Preferential option for the poor" has impelled us in all our educative interventions at the school and college levels. The same choice now calls us to enter a new field to provide university studies to so many youth, disadvantaged because of poor economic and social conditions. We are called to accompany the young in the crucial moments of their life. University study is a time in their life in which they make the more important decisions for their future. Vocational orientation in the fundamental choices of their life or profession is required most at this stage. There is a need for a presence of the Salesian Congregation in those environments in which social change, especially in relation to youth is being promoted. We spend so much of our time, energy and means in reacting, counteracting and correcting negative youth culture. Preventive System calls us to be present in the very places where such culture is created. A University, together with the Colleges we already run (32 in India), can contribute to the qualified formation of youth for entry into the world of work and for their responsible involvement in society in such as way that their involvement goes beyond the demands and needs of the market and produce changes and new developments in society itself.   Vision of the Conference Urbanization and modernization have greatly influenced the interaction between man and environment in the recent times. Man’s ability to exploit nature and her resources indiscriminately is responsible for the environmental crisis of the planet Earth. The excessive consumption of scarce resources, huge amount of garbage, ozone layer depletion, and various types of pollution and extinction of species are among the major environmental problems. Nature stirs creative minds to write about the hungry tides, floods, fissured lands, unquiet woods, creatures great and small, belated spring, dust bowl, bio-piracy, violence of green revolution, environmental injustice and climate change. This environmental literature also emerges from protests like Chipko movement, Narmada Bachao Andolan. It reinforces the interconnectedness between living beings and their surroundings. Environmental education can sensitize one and all regarding the efforts and skills required to improve the quality of the ecosystem. The modern environmental movement dates back to the publication of Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring (1962). Carson’s writing raises an alarm against the harmful effects of the contentious use of insecticides. She talks about the irresponsible acts of human beings that could silence the Earth. The changing relationship of human beings with the natural world gives rise to an array of fictional and nonfictional writings. The writings on endangered Earth engage human minds with ecological issues. Eco-criticism explores the environmental dimensions of literature. Eco-criticism converges with its sister disciplines in humanities, history, anthropology, philosophy, ethics, law, religious studies, political science, geography, sociology and others, to understand the ethics of human environmental interactions. Lawrence Buell traces environmental imagination and ecological ethics in the literary works of various American writers. He asserts that discourses on landscapes and toxicity can propel transformation in the environmental consciousness. Environmentalists and writers across disciplines reflect on the endangered existence of human beings, locally and globally. Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Donald Worster, Walt Whitman, Ramachandra Guha,Vandana Shiva, Amitav Ghosh, Arundhati Roy, Indira Sinha, Lakshmi Thiripurasundari, Syed Abdul Malik, Madhav Gadgil, Anupam Mishra, N K Sukumaran Nair, Barbara Kingsolver, Clara Hume, J.M. Coetzee, Margaret Atwood, Barbara Gowdy and many more raise public awareness to the environmental concerns. Various writings on Nature and Environment make ecological destruction intelligible to human beings. Several genres of Green Writing also suggest “ethics of earth care”. These include Earth Democracy, Stolen Harvest, Ripples in the River, Earth Songs, Longing for Sunshine, The Fissured Land, Environmentalism, Back to Garden, Walden, Dust Bowl, The Hungry Tide, The Drowned Earth, The Burning World, Mother of Storms, Paradise in the Sea of Sorrow, Ecofeminism, Ecospeak, Ecoambiguity, the Environmental Imagination, The Practice of the Wild, The Family Tree, When Species Meet, Wilderness into Civilized Shapes, Listening to The Land, Green Cultural Studies and The Great Derangement.   Objectives of the Conference To facilitate discussion on Climate Change, its impact on the environment and literature-related aspects. To create a common platform for officials, academicians, researchers and experts in order to bridge the gap between academic wisdom and practical knowledge. To work in co-ordinance with subject-matter experts and understand the need for literature to determine the fate of the field.   Sub-Themes Eco-poetics / Green Voices Ecofeminism Green Screen Post-Colonial Environments Critical Post-humanism Environmental Laws Green Politics The Economics of Ecosystem and Biodiversity Environmental Justice Endangered Landscapes Transcendentalism Environmentalism Environmental Ethics Environmental History   Target Audience Academic Community ESG researchers Climate Change Advocates Environmentalists NGOs and Registered Societies Students Literature and Language experts Environment literature enthusiasts   Important Dates Submission of Abstract 17.01. 2022 Intimation of acceptance of Abstract 27.01.2022 Submission of Paper 05.03.2022   Registration Details Email for correspondence and submission: expressions@rgnul.ac.in Registration Details for online presentation are as follows: Research Scholars and Post Graduates: Rs.500/-(+GST), Rs.900 (+ GST) (for Co-authors). Academicians and Professionals: Rs.700/-(+GST), Rs.1300/-(+GST) for co authors Registration link shall be provided after selection of abstract. Online Portal shall be functional from 22nd November, 2021 to 31st January, 2022. As per decision of RGNUL, Registration charges may vary for offline/in- person presentations. E-Certificates shall be provided to Paper Presenters. Online Attendees, who wish to avail certificate of participation, shall mandatorily get registered prior to the event (Rs.100/- +GST). Authors of selected Papers for edited anthology shall contribute additionally, as per requirement of publication/purchase copy from publisher. No Registration Fee for International Participants

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Justice Dipak Misra National Moot Court Competition 3(12) of 2022, Geeta Institute of Law
Justice Dipak Misra National Moot Court Competition 3(12) of 2022, Geeta Institute of Law

GIL (Geeta Institute of Law) is organizing their Justice Dipak Misra National Moot Court Competition 3(12) of 2022, scheduled to be held on March 12-13, 2022.   About Geeta Institute of Law Geeta Institute of Law is one of the parts and parcel of the dream of Late Sh. Khushi Ram, the founder member of K.R. Education Society around 18 years ago. Today it has emerged with a galaxy of twelve institutes under a banner of Geeta Group of Institutions. GGI is emerging as a recognized group constituting of high level institutes with about 5000 students in its roll. It provides quality education to the young minds and to inculcate in them skills, moral and cultural values. Geeta Institute of Law, is afiliated to Kurukshetra University and approved by Bar Council of India and is imparting top class legal education since 2007. It offers courses of B.A.LL.B &B.B.A.L.L.B. (5 yrs integrated course), LL.B. (3 yrs course) and L.L.M(2 yrs course). It aims to nurture inest legal professionals catering to the requirements of the era of globalization and chisel out raw teenagers into matured professionals. The Justice Dipak Misra National Moot Court Competition 1(10) of 2020 is being organized by Geeta Institute of Law under the auspicious support of Geeta Group Of Institutions which promises to provide an experience par excellence.   About Justice Dipak Misra Hon’ble Mr. Justice Dipak Misra has served as the 45th Chief Justice of India from 28th August, 2017 till 2nd October, 2018. Born on 3rd October, 1953, Justice Misra enrolled at the Bar in 1977 and practised at the Orissa High Court. He was appointed as an Additional Judge of the Orissa High Court in 1996 and was transferred to the Madhya Pradesh High Court where he was made a Permanent Judge in 1997. In December 2009, Justice Misra was appointed Chief Justice of the Patna High Court, serving until May, 2010, where he was appointed Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court. Justice Misra was elevated to the Supreme Court of India on 10th October, 2011 and assumed charge as the Chief Justice of India on 28th August, 2017. A former Judge of Orissa and Madhya Pradesh High Court and a former Chief Justice of Patna and Delhi High Courts, he is a bold and Humane Judge. As a judge, Justice Misra has delivered several judgments in the field of human rights, civil liberties and rights concerning the lives of the citizens. He has also decided important issues pertaining to commercial and contractual matters, corporate law and issues in the field of taxation and arbitration. While he was a Judge of the High Court of Madhya Pradesh, he had struck down amendments to the Act that provided gradually taking away grant-in-aid from the aided educational institutions. That decision saved the livelihood of thousands of teachers.   Date and Venue Justice Dipak Misra National Moot Court Competition 3(12) of 2022 shall be held on 12th-13th March, 2022 at Geeta Institute of Law. Postal Address: Dean, Geeta Institute of Law, Karhans, G T Road, Samalkha, Panipat - 132101. Haryana, India Email: mootgil@geeta.edu.in, deangil@geeta.edu.in Website: www.geetalawcollege.in Contact: 74969 54101   Eligibility The Competition is open for bonafide students pursuing 5 Year and 3 Years LL.B. Course.   Language The language for the Competition shall be English only.   Team Composition Each team shall consist of three members (two speakers and one researcher). The researcher will only be allowed to argue instead of a speaker, with prior permission of the Dean - Geeta Institute of Law.   Dress Code The participants shall be in Formals inside the Court Room. For Female(s): White Salwar and Kurta along with Black Blazer and Black Shoes OR White Shirt and Black Trouser along with Black Tie, Black Blazer and Black Shoes. For Male (s): White Shirt and Black Trouser along with Black Tie, Black Blazer and Black Shoes.   Registration The teams should provisionally register through e-mail by sending a mail to moot2020@geeta.edu.in (with subject “Provisional Registration for Justice Dipak Misra National Moot Court Competition 3(12) of 2022”) by 19th January, 2022.Please mention your name, college name, contact details in provisional registration. The soft copy of the registration form along with the demand draft/NEFT Details of Rs. 5000/- on or before 21st January, 2022 drawn in the name of “Geeta Institute of Law”, payable at Panipat by sending a mail to mootgil@geeta.edu.in We may change the mode of Moot Court Competition from offline to online in case lock down is imposed by Government. If such situation arises, half of the Moot Court Registration fees shall be returned back to participating teams. The hard copy of the Registration forms and demand draft shall be posted to the below mentioned address on or before 31st January, 2022 The hard copy of Registration forms and demand draft shall be posted to: Dean, Geeta Institute of Law, Karhans, G T Road, Samalkha, Panipat – 132101, Haryana, India Contact: 74969-54101 No change in the names of the participants shall be permitted unless the same has been communicated to the Organizers of the moot court a week prior to the event. No certificates shall be provided until the completion of the Competition. The same shall be provided only after the Valedictory Ceremony on 13th March 2022. Each Team will be allotted a code after the Hard copy of Registration form and DD/Payment have been received by Geeta Institute of Law.   Registration Fee Rs 5000/-for each participating team consisting of 3 members. (With decent accommodation) The mode of payment shall be Demand Draft/ NEFT/RTGS/IMPS transaction. The Demand Draft shall be drawn in the favor of "Geeta Institute of Law" payable at Panipat.   Bank Details Name- “Geeta Institute of Law” Bank: HDFC BANK Branch: SAMALKHA, PANIPAT, HARYANA (132101) Account Number : 13251450000062 IFSC Code : HDFC0001325   Awards Winning Team: Winner Trophy Award Cash Prize of Rs. 31000/- Runner up Team Award Runner up Trophy Award Cash Prize of Rs. 15000/- Teams qualifying for Semi-finals Each Team member shall be awarded with a trophy as a token of appreciation. Best Memorial Award Rs. 2100/- with trophy Second Best Memorial Award Rs. 1500/- with trophy Best Speaker (Male) Award Rs. 2100/- with trophy Best Speaker (Female) Award Rs. 2100/- with trophy Best Researcher Award Rs. 2100/- with trophy * All the Participants will get participation certificates post the Valedictory Ceremony.   Schedule 19th January, 2022 Deadline for Provisional Registration Note :- For provisional registration, an email stating the institution’s name, email id & concerned person’s phone number shall be sent to mootgil@geeta.edu.in 21st January, 2022 Deadline for Registration (Soft Copy) (Along with DD Drawn in favor of Geeta Institute of Law payable at Panipat For Rs. 5000/-) 31st January, 2022 Deadline for Registration (Hard Copy) (Along with DD For Rs. 5000/-) 11th February, 2022 Deadline for seeking clarification to moot problem 14th February, 2022 Release of clarification(If Any) 18th February, 2022 Deadline for Memorial Submission (Soft Copy) 25th February, 2022 Deadline for Memorial Submission (Hard Copy) 12th-13th March, 2022 Oral Rounds 12th March, 2022 Registration & Memorial Exchange 12th March, 2022 Researcher's Test 12th March, 2022 Preliminary Round I & Preliminary Round II 13th March, 2022 Quarter Finals, Semi Finals & Final Round 13th March, 2022 Valedictory and Prize Distribution   Contact In case of any questions / clarification regarding the competition, feel free to Contact with us : Email: mootgil@geeta.edu.in Mobile: 74969-54101 For Moot Problem Clarification- Mr. Shubham Mehta: 70828-04000

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International Research Conference on Insolvency and Bankruptcy, IIMA and IBBI
International Research Conference on Insolvency and Bankruptcy, IIMA and IBBI

Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIMA) & Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) are organising an International Research Conference on Insolvency and Bankruptcy.   Call for Research Papers 2022 The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC / Code) is a noble law as it is designed to take care of a person who needs it most, whether it is a company, a LLP, a proprietorship, or partnership firm, or an individual. Over the past five years, the Code, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI), the Adjudicating Authorities (the NCLT) and the Appellate Authority (the NCLAT) for the matters under the Code have had an eventful journey, including that of handling COVID-19 pandemic induced disruptions. Starting from the implementation of the Code, setting up of new organisation and complete infrastructure to handle insolvency activities, the Indian regulatory environment for insolvency and bankruptcy of corporates, to start with, has witnessed a remarkable transition from an archaic resolution and liquidation process to a modern one attempting and facilitating faster resolution of distressed companies and assets. The Supreme Court of India has been proactively clarifying a number of provisions of the Code as they have arisen during the course of its implementation. Having undergone six amendments since its enactment, the Code continues to be a work in progress. Insolvency resolution regime is an important part of well-governed polity and efficient economy. It enables creation of an environment that is conducive for entrepreneurship and appropriate risk taking, while safeguarding creditors, as well as providing expertise and service for businesses and persons facing financial stress. There is now a growing body of literature that aims to address the gaps between the theoretical aspects of insolvency law and its practice and impact on the ground. Academic knowledge, evidence and expertise can help inform, design, improve and test policy and ultimately make government policy better. Deep research can bring together evidence to support policy makers in achieving real world outcomes. This includes development and use of a sound evidence base through robust and continuous research. It is crucial to continue to study the impact of the insolvency framework created by the IBC, look at its future, investigate its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats on a regular basis. Deep research can identify how the framework will need to adapt to meet future challenges and how the policy and regulatory framework may complement the ‘ease of doing business’ aspirations of the country. To promote research and discourse in the field of insolvency and bankruptcy, the two-day international research conference calls upon academics & researchers, lawyers, economists, regulators, to submit research proposals.   Topics for the conference This conference is an opportunity to understand the importance and impact of IBC in its totality through the multi-disciplinary research papers. Research that aims to understand the legal, economic, financial, behavioural and management aspects of the IBC are welcomed. A field wise classification of potential research topics under the Indian insolvency and bankruptcy space- i.e., in relation to the IBC is listed below. Several studies maybe inter-disciplinary in nature hence cannot be isolated to fall under a single field of study and researchers are encouraged to explore the interdisciplinary nature as well. Economic /Financial Impact of IBC on credit channels and bond markets Sectoral analysis of effectiveness of IBC IBC and economic growth Assessing outcomes and impact of the IBC Developing a framework for assessing outcomes of insolvency regimes Insolvency law during COVID-19 Early warning of stress in a corporate Managing Interim Finance MSME Stress and efficacy of Pre-packs Resolvability Assessment Framework Stress in MSME Sector and Prepacks Dealing with Interim Finance Role of Asset Reconstruction Companies as resolution applicant NPA v/s default: Corelation and time lag Legal Balancing interests of stakeholders under processes under the Code Operationalisation of Part III of the IBC: Issues and Challenges Legislative framework for cross border insolvency: Lessons for India Pre-packaged insolvency resolution: Learnings for India Comparative analysis of insolvency laws across the globe Group Insolvency Streamlining the processes under the Code Valuations for insolvency and bankruptcy Streamlining voluntary liquidation processes Role of mediation in the insolvency process across the jurisdictions Assessing Section 29A of the IBC Behavioral Code of conduct for the committee of creditors Observing and measuring behavioral change among stakeholders of IBC Technological developments and integration with IBC Development of platform for distressed assets Interaction of IBC and its pillars (IBBI, Information Utilities, Insolvency Professionals, Adjudicating Authority) Management Effectiveness of IBC’s institutional structures – IBBI, IPs, AA, and IUs Interaction of IBC with other laws (FEMA, SEBI, Arbitration and Conciliation Act) Fairness and equity in corporate processes under the Code Developing a market for distressed assets   Venue Conference will be held physically at the Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad campus during 30th April, 2022 to 1st May, 2022.   Participants The conference is open to individuals from all disciplines interested and involved in insolvency and bankruptcy process and its multi-disciplinary issues. Conference organisers encourages, professionals and scholars to participate and present their papers in any of the topics listed above. There is no participation fee. Professionals, scholars, and students can also register and participate in the event without presenting the paper.   Accommodation A number of accommodation facilities with varying budgets (dorms and executive rooms) are blocked for the conference purpose. Participants who are availing accommodation will have to pay and settle with the conference secretariat. Accommodation will be provided to participants on first come first basis. Interested participants may write to <ibc2022@iima.ac.in> for details.   Conference facilities All the registered participants will be given conference materials, and food and snacks for two days. Participation certificate will be issued on request.   Research Scholarship A limited number of funding is available for Ph.D. (Doctoral) scholars who are currently working on insolvency and bankruptcy topics associated with universities and institutes. Those who wish to avail the funding are requested to write to research@ibbi.gov.in. The research scholarship is worth ? 10,000 consolidated per research paper. Ph.D. students researching in the insolvency and bankruptcy space will have to submit the following documents: Ph.D. enrolment letter on college/ university letter head duly signed by the Ph.D. student and the supervisor. The enrolment letter should state your full name and details of the Ph.D. course being pursued. It should be duly stamped with the university seal, A No objection letter on university letterhead duly signed by head of department with university seal. The sum shall be awarded on completion of conference; and meeting all submission as per timelines.   Data sharing for research The IBBI disseminates data and information for researchers and other stakeholders at regular intervals on its website in downloadable format. IBBI also promotes its research endeavour through several of its publications. Researchers may refer to the same for research articles in the insolvency space. Data pertaining to various processes under IBC can also be found in these publications. Newsletters: The newsletters encapsulate the legal and regulatory developments; status of all the processes and service providers under the Code; capacity building initiatives and advocacy and awareness generation activities undertaken by the IBBI during the quarter. The newsletters carry a summary of outcomes under the Code and analysis of the same. At present 20 volumes of the newsletter have been published by end of September 2021. Information Brochures which create awareness about several processes are an additional source of information. Annual Publications: These publications consist of insightful articles written by experts in the field, with topics on various issues in insolvency, bankruptcy, finance, and economic sphere. IBBI aims to support researchers with any additional data not found in the public domain subject to certain restrictions. The researchers may contact IBBI about the same by writing to research@ibbi.gov.in.   Submission Procedure Interested applicants wishing to present original research paper should send a 1000-1500 research proposal to research@ibbi.gov.in by 7th January, 2022. The first page of the proposal must include the following details: The title of the paper; Full names of all the authors and affiliations (maximum 3 authors); and Email addresses and contact numbers of all authors. The proposal should include the theories/ issues, research methodology, data sources and analytical tools to be used. The organising committee will evaluate the proposals and shortlist the accepted proposals by 21st January, 2022. On approval of the proposal the applicants will be required to submit their full research papers in 8000-12000 words in English by 21st March, 2022. Word limit should be strictly adhered to. The final acceptance of full papers will be notified to applicants by 10th April, 2022. All parties involved in the research must adhere to certain standards of ethical behaviour. Authors should ensure that: The paper is based on research work that is original. Anything that compromises originality of the work should be avoided. The paper must avoid plagiarism in all and any form;, it does not include content that is copied or reproduced from other works without appropriate attribution; the paper discloses the source of all data used, the paper is fully referenced, cited or quoted where works of others are used; the paper is not submitted for review /publication, in whole or in part, elsewhere concurrently while the paper is submitted for consideration as part of this conference. After the conference, the authors are expected to submit a final paper that gives due consideration to all comments and feedback received during the conference by 31st May, 2022. The final set of selected papers will be either hosted in the IBBI website or published as a book. Presenters, if they so wish, would be free to get the work published in any journal with appropriate citation.   Important Dates Proposal submission: 07th January, 2022 Acceptance/ Rejection notification: 21st January, 2022 Submission of full papers: 21st March, 2022 Final paper acceptance/ rejection notification: 10th April, 2022 Presentation of the paper: 30th April, 2022 to 1st May, 2022 Submission of revised paper: 31st May, 2022   Conference Language The conference proceedings will be in English; no simultaneous translation will be available.   Conference Team Prof. M P Ram Mohan, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad Prof. Abhiman Das, Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad Mr. Ritesh Kavdia, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India Dr. Kokila Jayaram, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India Dr. Anuradha Guru, Research Guidance Group, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India   Contact Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India Research Division: 2nd Floor, Jeevan Vihar Building Sansad Marg, New Delhi – 110001 [011 – 23462999, research@ibbi.gov.in] Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad Conference Email: ibc2022@iima.ac.in

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Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University’s Seminar on Emerging Issues in Law & Justice in the Perspective of Globalization
Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University’s Seminar on Emerging Issues in Law & Justice in the Perspective of Globalization

Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow is hosting a two-day seminar on “Emerging Issues in Law & Justice in the perspective of Globalization” on 19th-20th February 2022. The event is sponsored by the Department of Higher Education, Government of Uttar Pradesh.   About the Seminar The world may be global but it is not accessible to all. Accessibility remains limited by various stakeholders, institutions and processes of the global world. To that end, it is important to critically engage with the idea of justice in the context of globalization and explore how law may truly facilitate justice in the global world ravaged by a vicious pandemic. The Seminar aims to provide a platform for this and enable holistic exchange of ideas between various stakeholders, including academicians, lawyers and students. The Seminar seeks to analyze changing dimensions of justice by engaging with diverse academic discourses and research papers as to how these ideas maybe given right direction so that justice- political, economic and social may be actualized in this era of globalization.   Sub Themes The Seminar calls for papers under following subthemes. The list is only indicative and not exhaustive. Any other topic related to the Seminar theme may also be submitted. Globalization and Governance: Present and Future. Belongingness in a Global World: State, Citizenship and Refugees. Borders and Movement: Issues and Challenges during Covid-19. Contours of Right to Health. Accessibility in times of COVID-19: Issues and Challenges. Universalism v. Cultural Relativism in a global world. Legal Framework for World trade or economic imperialism- Critical Perspectives. International Organizations: Changing Goals, Problems and Challenges. Scope of National Security Legislations in Global world. Ensuring Climate Justice for all: Issues and Challenges. Right to Education : Contemporary Issues and Challenges   Call for Papers University invites well researched and authentic research papers, case analysis, articles by Academicians, Policy makers, Journalist, Lawyers, Bureaucrats, Research scholars and Students. Research papers shall be subject to the approval of Editorial Board for inclusion in the seminar.   Submission Guidelines All submissions have to be in English. The abstract should not be of more than 250 words. It shall contain- a brief profile of the author including e-mail ID, contact number and official address. Word limit for full Research Paper- 4000-5000 words (inclusive of all Citation and references). Submissions must be typed in Times New Roman, Font Size 12 on A4 size paper with 1” margin on all sides with 1.5 line spacing. There can be maximum of only one Co-author. All the co-authors need to get registered for the seminar. Potential contributors are required to adhere to a uniform mode of citation (20th edition of The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation or ILI Citation is recommended). The authors should also need to submit a declaration along with the abstract & final paper that their work is original and unpublished and that it does not infringe the copyright of anyone. The organizing committee is not responsible for any copyright infringements by the authors. Participants who intend to present their research papers in the seminar are required to submit the Abstract on or before 19thJanuary, 2022 through e-mail to: rmlnlu.nationalseminar2022@gmail.com. Full papers need to be submitted by 1st February, 2022.   Registration The registration fee which includes registration kit, lunch and tea is as follows: For students- Rs. 700/- For academia and professionals - Rs. 1000/- RMLNLU faculty & students- No fee Registration Link: https://forms.gle/ekbmy6w7GDmRLbhg6   Payment Guide Proceed to the following link: https://www.onlinesbi.com/sbicollect/icollecthome.htm?corpID=288415 Select registration fee. Select Seminar/Workshop in the event tab and fill the required details. Write ‘National Seminar on Globalisation’in the Name of the Event tab. Proceed with payment and after successful payment, kindly upload the receipt in the registration form.   Accommodation Accommodation shall not be provided in view of COVID-19 Pandemic.   Venue Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Sector D-1, LDA Colony, Kanpur Road Scheme, Aashiyana, Lucknow - 226012   Contact For any further clarification, mail us at rmlnlu.nationalseminar2022@gmail.com

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National Seminar on Identification of Abusive Relationships & Prevention of Domestic Violence, SLS Nagpur & NCW
National Seminar on Identification of Abusive Relationships & Prevention of Domestic Violence, SLS Nagpur & NCW

Symbiosis Law School (SLS), Nagpur is organizing a National Seminar on Identification of Abusive Relationships and Prevention of Domestic Violence, scheduled to be held in a hybrid mode, on January 30, 2022.   About Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur Nurtured by the visionary ideas of Dr. S.B. Mujumdar, Chancellor, Symbiosis International (Deemed University) on the principles of vedic thought ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ which means ‘World as One Family’, Symbiosis Law School (SLS) Nagpur is established to inherit splendid novelty, dynamism and excellence in education. Being a constituent of Symbiosis International (Deemed University), Pune, Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur is strategically located in the potential education hub of Maharashtra thereby offering multitude of opportunities for the budding lawyers. Harping on the rich legacy of both Bar and Bench, SLS Nagpur promises to be one of the finest destinations for imparting legal education in Central India. SLS NAGPUR provides quality legal education and chisels a new generation of lawyers who are able, competent and humane. Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur offers Bachelor in Law- BA.LLB/BBA.LLB (5 Years) and Masters in law (1 Year) program. The academic curriculum, pedagogy and teaching methods are designed to enable the young budding lawyers to think critically, well conversant with legal principles and practice in a holistic perspective. The School is in a constant attempt to improve itself and as a result engages in a plethora of knowledge generating activities making it one of the most sought after institutions in the country.   About the National Commission for Women, New Delhi The National Commission for Women was set up as statutory body in January 1992 under the National Commission for Women Act, 1990 to: review the Constitutional and Legal safeguards for women; recommend remedial legislative measures; facilitate redressal of grievances and advise the Government on all policy matters affecting women. Since its inception, the Commission has initiated various steps to improve the status of women and worked for their economic empowerment. The Commission provides financial support for organizing Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/ Webinars to Colleges, Universities, State Commissions for Women etc. with the objective of getting an insight into the relevant subject and also throwing up recommendations for better implementation or even modification of the existing policies/programmes/schemes/projects relating to welfare and empowerment of women. Such programmes also provide a forum for sharing knowledge, information and experience of participants and resource persons on the subject. Such experience sharing could be helpful in better dissemination of the required information and also lead to better execution of schemes, etc. at the ground level.   About the Seminar Women in a domestic space often are vulnerable and subjected to abuse in the background of the patriarchal norms. Sec. 3 of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005recognizes ‘abuse’ in a broad perspective including physical abuse, sexual, verbal and emotional abuse, and economic abuse. However, it is usually only the physical and sexual abuse that is addressed seriously. The abuse is in a variegated form, often combination of multiple abuses depending on the age, social strata, economic stability, cultural background in which the woman is situated in. Despite the passage of more than a decade, the number of reported cases of domestic violence have been increasing. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Commission for Women, Delhi registered an increase of 2.5% cases of domestic violence since the national lockdown. The lockdown during the pandemic further deprived women of any possible institutional support in reporting the same. Women suffering from domestic violence, not only require medical aid, but require psychosocial support in the backdrop of possible ostracization once the incident is reported. Even the first responders to the victims sometimes transmit institutionalized patriarchal attitudes. Incidents where the instance of domestic violence is occurring for the first time are often settled so as to protect the honor of the families involved. Unlike other forms of violence, domestic violence is situated with the perpetrator and the victim continuing to share the same physical space. It is in this background; the Seminar is organized with the following objectives: To serve as an effective platform for sharing experiences on the existing legal framework and identify the possible gaps in its effective implementation including the rehabilitative measures. To discuss and analyse the varied abuses that are not recognized by the existing legal framework. To serve as a platform for women from academia, profession and other backgrounds, to discuss the impact of COVID-19 pandemic in domestic spaces and their challenges. To come with suitable suggestions and recommendations in addressing the gaps and lacunae in the existing justice system. The Seminar would be a medium through which activists, professionals, academicians, research scholars and students, collectively discuss on domestic violence, the nature of abuse and the gaps withing the existing legal and justice system. The Seminar with larger goal of awareness and sensitization, would address the same to all the participants through sharing of knowledge and experiences.   Broad Themes Identification and Theorizing abuse within Legal framework Gender as a factor in Abuse and Violence Laws and policies protecting women against domestic violence International framework for curbing Abuse and Domestic violence Judicial responses and trends in interpreting abuse and contexts of domestic violence Enforcement agencies and Institutional responses towards survivors of domestic violence Identifying unrecognized forms of abuse and violence in domestic spaces Impact of COVID-19 pandemic in survivors’ access to justice Community participation and Role of civil society in curbing abuse and domestic violence The above-mentioned themes are only indicative and any paper relevant to the main theme of the seminar may be submitted.   Guidelines to Authors All the papers shall be reviewed by a team of experts and the notification of acceptance of the full paper for presentation shall be communicated within 02 days. The completed paper should be sent to slsseminar@slsnagpur.edu.in The first page should have the title and an abstract of not more than 300 words and at least 5 keywords should be mentioned, alongwith the details of the author and co- authors including their designation, institutional affiliation and email-id. The contributions shall not be more than 3000 – 6000 words inclusive of tables and graphs, diagrams, photographs, references andbibliography. The headings should be in 14 font size, Times New Roman and text in 12 font size with 1.5 spacing. The footnotes should be in Times New Roman ,10 font size. The citation style to be used should be Bluebook 20th Edition. The diagrams and tables should have appropriate titles and sources if extracted. The papers shall be checked for plagiarism. Papers with instances of plagiarism shall be disqualified from presentation in the Seminar. Both the main author and the co-author should register in order to present their paper at the Seminar. E-Certificate of participation/presentation shall be given to those participants presenting the paper. Selected papers shall be released as an edited book or as Seminar proceeding with ISBN number.   Important Dates Last date of Abstract submission 16.01.2022, Sunday Last Date of Paper submission 27.01.2022, Thursday Communication regarding selected papers for presentation 28.01.2022, Friday Date of Seminar 30.01.2022, Sunday   Registration No Registration Fees Registration for the Seminar can be done through Link: https://forms.gle/KH19Ad5871KdkoM39   Contact Dr. Deepti Khubalkar: 99214 38838 Mr. Jimmy Jose: 7802914805 E-mail ID: slsseminar@slsnagpur.edu.in Address: Symbiosis Law School, Nagpur Mouza – Wathoda, Nagpur – 440008 Maharashtra

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7th NLIU-Trilegal Summit on Corporate and Commercial Laws, 2022
7th NLIU-Trilegal Summit on Corporate and Commercial Laws, 2022

The Centre for Business and Commercial Law (CBCL), in collaboration with Trilegal, is organising the 7th NLIU-Trilegal Summit on, Corporate and Commercial Laws, 2022 virtually on 19th February 2022.   About NLIU NLIU Bhopal has been recognised as one of India’s premier law schools. The institute has housed a reputation for fostering national and international partnerships to contribute to a more holistic learning environment for its students. Through its various cells and initiatives, the university has been empirically nurturing roots in the corporate realm of law for a considerable period of time. This intention is accentuated with the NLIU-Khaitan & Co. Workshop on Corporate Laws and The CBCL Blog. It also ventures into the field of research through the NLIU Journal of Business Laws and a research initiative with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI). NLIU, Bhopal boasts a multitude of reputed alumni who have influenced the field of corporate law and have contributed positively to the propagation of such experience and knowledge, often in collaboration with their alma mater. It is in this very spirit of promoting and inculcating the nuances of idealism, empirical knowledge and a zeal to promote value addition to the society in association with veterans in the field, that NLIU hosts the NLIU- Trilegal Summit, 2021.   About The Centre for Business and Commercial Laws The Centre for Business and Commercial Laws is a UGC recognized body establi hed in 2008 with the intention of generating corporate awareness and facilitating research. It provides several avenues to the students to explore the realm of business and corporate laws and develop the foundations required to be a successful practitioner in the field. CBCL under takes a var iety of engagements with the corporate world to fur ther this aim and foster interest and aptitude among students for business and commercial laws . Aside from the NLIU-Trilegal Summit on Corporate and Commercial Laws , CBCL also conducts an annual course in association with Khaitan & Co. It has also previously teamed up with IndusLaw for a certificate course on capital markets . CBCL also success fully runs a blog known as 'The CBCL Blog' which accepts submissions from students and professionals alike on a rolling basis . Lastly, CBCL has recently started an initiative known as 'Karobaar ' by which it provides pro- bono legal assistance to small scale start-ups   About Trilegal Trilegal explicitly aims to create "an environment in which analytical thinking and result oriented research is encouraged and rewarded.” Abiding by extrapolating the same in their association with NLIU, it would be fair to say that caveats of broadening one’s horizon in terms of their legal education is an expectation one should not shy away from. Trilegal is one of India’s top-tier law firms delving into some of the biggest and most complex transactions across sectors. The firm’s working environment, deep sectoral and transactional background and supreme quality of lawyers enables it to tap into a vast clientele extending to both, domestic and international corporations. The firm’s Corporate and M&A practises have not only allowed them to be ranked consistently as one of the best in India, but have also won them multiple accolades over the years.   About the Event The Centre for Business and Commercial Law (CBCL), in collaboration with Trilegal is organising the 7th NLIU-Trilegal Summit on, Corporate and Commercial Laws, 2022 virtually on 19th February, 2022. The Summit is a research paper presentation competition and is a highly anticipated annual occurrence in the Indian law school circuit, especially amongst the students interested in corporate and commercial laws. It has witnessed participation from the best and the brightest and is known for helping students develop a practical and commercially oriented approach. The themes for the Summit concern the understanding and application of business and commercial laws. With the consistent efforts of Trilegal and CBCL, the past editions have been a huge success and the upcoming edition of the Summit is an effort to continue this legacy. Like every year, the authors with the selected manuscripts will present their papers to the panel. Our aim through the Summit is to initiate dialogue and develop greater insight and aptitude in the field of corporate and commercial laws.   Themes Persons who wish to participate in the Summit shall be encouraged to incorporate an innovative and diverse approach to the topic while taking into cons ideration a wide array of issues arising out of commercial and corporate laws . The submissions are expected to be of contemporary social relevance and must demonstrate high standards of scholar ship. Furthermore, authors are encouraged to use diverse methodology and base their research on analysis of existing judicial practice, legal instruments and sources , or based on empirical data. These topics shall broadly include (but are not limited to): M&A Competition Law Insolvency And Bankruptcy Laws Securities And Investment Laws Banking and Finance Laws Taxation Laws Commercial Disputes Some indicative topics are as follows: Cross border insolvency and restructuring Crypto-Governance Big Data and Competition Law Recent Developments in Capital Markets Insolvency of Financial Services Providers Sustainable Financing and the Role of Green Bonds Analysis of major IPOs   Eligibility Authors must be pursuing their LL.B. (Hons.) / LL.B. / LL.M. from any recognized university for the academic year of 2020-2021, to be eligible to participate in the Summit.   Categories Articles : Manuscripts under this category should be 4000-6000 words long, dealing with an issue in- depth and demonstrating a comparatively higher level of analysis . Co-authorship of papers (maximum two) among individuals from the same or different institutions is allowed. Essays : Manuscripts under this category should be 2000-3000 words and either cover a recent development or be issue-specific. Co-author ship is not allowed. Kindly note that the word limit is exclusive of footnotes . Strict adherence to the word limit is prescribed.   Structure The Summit shall witness fifteen paper presentations (including essays and articles), held virtually. These shall be selected after an intensive review procedure to be conducted jointly by CBCL and Trilegal. The participants may adopt any suitable means for presenting the papers including audio-visual aids, such as PowerPoint presentations, etc. The fifteen selected manuscripts shall be published in a commemorative book (with an ISBN number). The top three presentations will be conferred with rewards. All presenters at the Summit will receive a certificate acknowledging their participation as a delegate.   Registration and Submission Deadlines All papers must be submitted on or before 31st January, 2022 (23:59 IST) through the specified google form link (here). Further , any clarifications should be sent to: trilegal.nliusummit@gmail.com. Each submission must contain the following documents , in addition to the manuscript and personal details and affiliation of the author(s), without which the submission will NOT be accepted: An originality statement, signed by the author(s), declaring that the manuscript is the original work of the author (s). A copyright statement, signed by the author(s), whereby the author(s) agrees that the copyright in the work shall vest with CBCL.   Rewards With this edition, we will be offering new and exciting awards to the winners! The prizes shall be disclosed in the coming days, so keep an eye out and until then keep guessing! In previous editions, the winners of the First Prize won trips to Dubai and Bali, while both the Runners-Up and Second Runners-Up received internships at Trilegal offices. Additionally, Eastern Book Company (EBC) offered access to SCC Online, EBC Learning and other exciting goodies to meritorious participants.   Contact All queries should be addressed to cbcl@nliu.ac.in Rachita Shah Convenor , CBCL Mobile : +917030365415 Aaditya Shankar Dixit Co -Convenor , CBCL Mobile : +919810030618

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1st Justice Virendra Kumar Dixit Memorial International Moot Court Competition, Lucknow University
1st Justice Virendra Kumar Dixit Memorial International Moot Court Competition, Lucknow University

Lucknow University is organising the 1st Justice Virendra Kumar Dixit Memorial International Moot Court Competition from 18th to 20th February 2022.   About the University The University of Lucknow or Lucknow University is a government-owned Indian research university based in Lucknow. Founded in 1867, the University of Lucknow is one of the oldest government-owned institutions of higher education in India. The Lucknow University Moot Court Association is the institution’s student committee entrusted with fostering, administering, and facilitating mooting activities and upholding the benchmark of excellence that Lucknow University has set for itself. Established in 2012 with the view to promote oral advocacy skills and legal writing techniques. The association has been successfully organizing moot court competitions year after year.   About the Event The theme for the event shall be International Humanitarian Law with special focus on the crime against humanity. The notion of International Humanitarian Law has evolved under International Customary Law and through the jurisdictions of international courts. International Humanitarian is a global concept and its beneficiaries are humanity as a whole. We all share a responsibility to advance and strengthen its goals and removes the crimes against them as young leaders, we invite you all to advance directly or indirectly, the ICC's foundational goals, helping to raise awareness for its functioning, seizing opportunities to get involved with the court's ever expanding work, including joining related civil society initiatives, or work for victims directly or contribute to the work of the defence, and contribute to the wheels of International Criminal Justice.   Team Composition and Eligibility Students pursuing the Three or Five Year courses of the LL.B. Degree or its equivalent in the academic year 2021 - 2022 from any recognized Law School/College/University in India are eligible to participate. Any recognized Law School/College/University shall be entitled to send maximum 2 (two) teams to the Competition. The participating team shall comprise a minimum of two and a maximum of threemembers. In a team of two members, both the members shall be designated as Speakers. In a team of three members, two members shall be designated as Speakers and the third member of the team shall be designated as a Researcher. No additional member or team coach is allowed to accompany the team.   Language The official language of the competition shall be English.   Registration The registration process will start from 24th December, 2021. Institutions must complete their registration by filing the google form, latest by January 30, 2022 (23:59 Hrs IST). The registration shall be on first come first serve basis. The link for registration form is given below along with the QR code : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFuDFRtRmMvny52nbxtHReFtmiqtDEUVwT6kESVmP7r4AhAA/viewform?usp=sf_link   Registration Fee For Indian Institutes INR 6000 - With Accommodation INR 4000- Without Accommodation For International Institutes $ 135 (INR 10,220) In case the situation of covid worsens in Lucknow, a part of the fees will be refunded accordingly.   Mode of Payment The payment can be made through GOOGLE PAY/ PAYTM The registration fee is to be paid to the following: NAME AMRIT SINGH MOBILE NUMBER 8948054412 The registration can also be paid through NEFT ACCOUNT NUMBER 39871265208 IFSC CODE SBIN0006148 ACCOUNT HOLDER NAME AMRIT SINGH BANK NAME STATE BANK OF INDIA For international students, the registration fees shall be paid through PAYPAL USERNAME @luma2012 EMAIL srishtygupta98@gmail.com MOBILE (+91) 9808688428 ACCOUNT NUMBER 158601504318 IFSC CODE ICIC0001586 ACCOUNT HOLDER NAME NAVEEN BHARTI BANK NAME ICICI BANK   Awards Winning Team Award: The winning team will get a trophy, medal, certificate of appreciation with cash prize of Rs. 30,000 Runners-Up Award: The 1st runners up will get a trophy, medal, certificate of appreciation with cash prize of Rs 15000 Best Mooter : Best Student advocate will get a trophy, medal, certificate of appreciation with cash prize of Rs 5,000. Best Memorial: Best Memorial will get a trophy, medal, certificate of appreciation with cash prize of Rs 5,000. Best Researcher: Best Researcher will get a trophy, medal, certificate of appreciation with cash prize of Rs 5,000. Certificate of participation shall be given to all the participants All Certificates and awards will be presented to the participants only at the Valedictory Ceremony on February 20, 2022. The certificates will not be provided to any participant who is not present at the Valedictory Ceremony and the same shall not be sent by post/courierto participants under any circumstances whatsoever.   Schedule of Events 24.12.2021 11:00 p.m. Release of Moot Proposition 30.01.2022 11:59 p.m. Last date of Online Registration 01.02.2022 7:00 p.m. Release of Clarifications to the Moot Proposition 10.01.2022 11:59 p.m. Last date to submit Soft Copy of Memorial 14.02.2022 8:00 p.m. Last date to submit Hard Copy of Memorial (1 Set)   Contact Email: mcc.lucknowuniv@gmail.com Ayush Pratap Singh - 9453014541 (Convener, LUMA) Srishty Gupta - 8299759366 (Co- Convener, LUMA) Anjali Singh - 8756268204 (Co- Convener, LUMA)

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International Conference on International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, MS Unison University
International Conference on International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms, MS Unison University

IMS Unison University in collaboration with Kathmandu University is organizing International Conference on ‘Transforming International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms During a Paradigm Shift in Geopolitics’, to be held on July 29th -30th, 2022.   About IMS Unison University IMS Unison University Dehradun, a constituent of Unison Group has made fast strides in the horizon of education as a premier educational and research University. Nestled amidst beautiful and serene surroundings, it o?ers an environment that fosters learning and stimulates creativity. Ever since its inception in 1996 as IMS Dehradun, as a non- pro?t organization led by a group of visionaries, it has dedicated itself for the cause of changing the face of professional education in Uttarakhand. The University today provides a platform for excellence in teaching, learning and research. State- of the- art information technology is extensively used in the University contributing to the development of well-trained graduates, postgraduates, and doctorate students to ful?l the manpower needs of the corporate world. IMS Unison University aspires to become a renowned center for creation & dissemination of knowledge. It aims to provide a holistic career-oriented education that develops intellectual, moral and physical capabilities of the students, nurturing creativity and innovation. The University is committed for the cause of imparting quality education by providing the required academic infrastructure, developing strong industry interface and providing placement opportunities to its students.   About Kathmandu University Kathmandu University (KU) is an autonomous, not-for-pro?t, self-funding public institution established in 1991. It is an institution of higher learning dedicated to maintaining the standard of academic excellence in various classical and professional disciplines. The mission statement of the University is “to provide quality education for leadership”. The vision is “to become a world-class university devoted to bringing knowledge and technology to the service of mankind”. The University aspires to serve the nation by ful?lling the needs of the society through the motto of taking knowledge and skills “from the campus to the community.” The University's broadly perceived signature features include autonomous administration, ?nancial self-sustenance, regular maintenance of the academic calendar, sustained trust of the international academic community, optimum contact between faculties and students and student-friendly environment, among others. The University's graduates have substantive exposure to the industry and the community, research competence, technological literacy, moderate to high-level communicative competence, teamwork and leadership spirit and global compatibility. In its Silver Jubilee Initiatives Vision 2030 it pledges for quality, innovation, equity, identity, impact and global engagement. These initiatives will remain instrumental towards achieving the status of a world-class university.   Concept Note It is our pleasure to invite you to the International Dispute Resolution Conference 2022 (“Conference”) to be held on July 29-30, 2022, at IMS Unison University, Dehradun. The two-day Conference on the theme 'Transforming International Dispute Resolution Mechanisms During a Paradigm Shift in Geopolitics' is jointly organized by the School of Law IMS Unison University, India and Kathmandu University, Nepal. Con?ict is a global reality, as well as a common experience for every human being. But the ways of addressing con?ict vary from country to country, region to region, and even person to person. This event will provide participants a unique opportunity to explore and approach con?ict resolution from a global mindset. Understanding con?ict and the role it plays in various cultures is essential to solve the world's most pressing challenges. Changes toward the de-territorialisation of sovereignty and the corresponding emergence of various global institutions, associated with globalisation, can o?er new incentives and possibilities for the resolution of seemingly intractable ethno-national con?icts, by revisiting them in a transnational context. Global shift in power will give rise to di?erent forms of con?icts and will demand advancement in the current dispute resolution regime. On 20 December 2018, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation (“Mediation Convention”). It creates fair and e?ective approach to resolve international/cross- border commercial disputes and particularly helps in e?ciently enforcing the settlement agreements across the border. It opens enormous business opportunities for enterprises and dispute resolution professionals. The term 'paradigm shift in geopolitics' in the theme of the Conference aims to foster discussion on emerging trends in dispute resolution and the impact of the Mediation Convention on international business environment. During these days, scholars, lawyers, and ADR practitioners will share views and experiences as to how their unique perspectives on mediation, negotiation, arbitration and other forms of dispute resolution mechanisms have the capacity to shape and transform con?ict across the globe. The conference aims to foster discussion on emerging trends in dispute resolution and the impact of the “Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation” as approved by United Nations on International business environment. For the convenience of the participants and paper presenters the following sub themes have been proposed.   Call for Papers Research papers are invited from research scholars, academicians, lawyers, jurists and students on the abovementioned theme. The following sub-themes are only illustrative in nature and may include any paper covering the major themes of the Seminar.   Sub Themes Trend of using IDR to address Trading and Investment Disputes The Evolving World of Commercial Dispute Resolution Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation State to State Dispute Resolution Investor State Dispute Resolution Mediation a Smart Way to Resolve International IP Disputes International Arbitration in the Digital Era Challenges and Opportunities in Commercial Arbitration and Commercial Mediation dispute resolution mechanisms and climate change/environmental issues (law reform). Role of International Dispute Resolution for stakeholders such as judges, government o?cials, legal practitioners, business owners, academics, and NGOs. Dispute Resolution with internationally unstable/unrecognized Governments The Global Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Commercial Dispute Resolution Investor-State Dispute Settlement Cases In?uencing Domestic Environmental Regulations Law Development by the International Criminal Court a way to Enhance the Protection of Minorities—the Case for Intersectional Consideration of Mass Atrocities Domestic Contestations against International Courts and Tribunals Quasi-judicial Bodies and the Establishment of Standards and Principles for Assessing Mental Harm Sustained by Civilians Quasi-judicial Bodies and the Establishment of Standards and Principles for Assessing Mental Harm Sustained by Civilians Exposed to Hostilities From Inter-State to Intra-State Con?ict issues under international dispute resolution IDR methods shift from State-centric, power-based approaches to interest -based approaches that promote resolution between non-State actors The challenges of international commercial dispute resolution The harmonization of procedural rules on the global level and its impact on national systems of civil litigation Arbitration in a New International Alternative Dispute Resolution System Non-Legal Adjudicators in National and International Disputes Procedural Issues and Innovations in Environment-Related Investor-State Disputes Contemporary Issues in International Arbitration and Mediation The ICC'S Role in Administering Investment Arbitration Disputes Investor-State Mediation (ism): A Comparison of Recent Treaties and Rules Arbitration in Regional Trade Agreements (RTAS) and the World Trade Organization (WTO) The Challenge Posed to the WTO Dispute Settlement System by the Imbalance in Developing and Developed Country Participation Breach of Treaty Claims and Breach of Contract Claims: Simpli?cation of International Jurisprudence The above sub themes are not exhaustive, sthe author(s) may select any other relevant issue giving a comprehensive and indispensable review of developments in the area of International Dispute Resolution.   Abstract The abstract must be developed on A4-sheet in Word Document Format typed in Times New Roman in 12 font size with 1.5 line spacing in not more than 500 words, it should not contain more than FIVE keywords. The abstract should contain personal details of the author(s) in the order: Title of the paper, Name, Designation, Institute/ University/ College/Organization, Contact number, E-mail and address (es), of the author(s). Kindly indicate the name of the main author for correspondence in case of more than one author. All abstracts will be peer reviewed and evaluated on the basis of originality, research rigor, relevance to the seminar, and contribution to the theory and practice.   Submissions Submissions are to be made only in electronic form. The same may be e-mailed to iuuconferencelaw22@iuu.ac in MS Word format along with a covering letter addressed to Organizing Secretary. Title Must be written in bold, size 14 and centered margin. Margin Manuscripts must be in single spacing, font size 12 in Times New Roman and all margins: 1.5 inches (left) and 1 inch (top, right and bottom). Tables- Tables must be placed as part of the text. DO NOT attach tables at the end of the manuscript. Soft Manuscript must be submitted in Microsoft Word 2007 in the above format ONLY. Sub-Title Written in bold, size 12 and left margin. Tables/Figures Title of the tables/?gure should be written on the top of the tables/?gure. Times New Roman, font 12, Bold and centered margin. Footnoting should be done strictly according to Bluebook 20th Edition, Times New Roman, Size 10, Line -Spacing 1 Word Limit Articles should be generally of 4000-4500 words (excluding references and footnotes).   Rules for Participation No abstract or full paper shall be accepted after the last date of submission. ¨ Registration is mandatory on con?rmation of acceptance of abstract, with the payment of required fees to be deposited in the bank account. Only registered participants will be allowed to take part in National Seminar. No refund will be allowed once a participant/paper presenter is registered. ll the registered participants will be provided participation certi?cate. The Best Paper of each session will be acknowledged and awarded. In the event of the seminar being conducted in the o?ine mode the participants will be responsible for the arrangement of their personal accommodation. Breakfast and lunch to the participants will be provided by the university. Only one co-author is allowed. No in-absentia presentations will be allowed, at least one author must be present for presentation.   Important Dates Abstract Submission: June 07, 2022. Date for con?rmation of acceptance of Abstract: June 20, 2022. Last Date for Registration: June 30, 2022. Submission of full Paper: July 10, 2022.   Submission Procedure The participants are requested to send their abstracts & papers to iuuconferencelaw22@iuu.ac   Registration Fee Due to the current uncertainty of the COVID-19 situation, the mode of the international conference has not yet been ?nalized. If the circumstances permit the conduction of the seminar in o?ine mode, it will be conducted in the university campus. If unfavorable situations persist then the conference will be conducted online. The following are the registration fee for online and o?ine mode of International Conference. Considering the COVID19 situation at the time, the University will duly inform the participants regarding the preferred mode of conduction of the Seminar. Online Mode Academicians / Organization Representatives (Including Co-Author), Research Scholars/ Students Rs. 500 (Including Co-Author) Offline Mode Academicians / Organization Representatives (Author)    Rs. 1200 Academicians / Organization Representatives (Co-author)    Rs. 700 Research Scholars/ Students (Author)    Rs. 1000 Research Scholars/ Students (Co- Author)    Rs. 700 *GST Included in registration fees * No Registration Fees for Participants From Outside of India Mode of Payment Payment can be made by NEFT/IMPS/Demand Draft or Bank transfer in favour of: Bene?ciary Name: IMS UNISON UNIVERSITY Account Number: 15262191003778 Bank: Punjab National Bank Branch: Makkawala Dehradun IFSC Code: PUNB0152610   Contact For further details feel free to contact  O?cial Email ID: iuuconferencelaw22@iuu.ac 

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1st Hakeem Abdul Hameed National Moot Competition, Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR)
1st Hakeem Abdul Hameed National Moot Competition, Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR)

The Moot Court Committee, Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies & Research (HILSR), School of Law, Jamia Hamdard is organizing its 1st Edition of the Hakeem Abdul Hameed National Moot Court Competition. The Competition will take place on 25th-27th March 2022.   About Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR) Jamia Hamdard (JH) was inaugurated by the then Prime Minister of India, Shri Rajiv Gandhi on August 1, 1989, who in his inspiring inaugural address applauded the efforts of Hakeem Abdul Hameed Saheb, the Founder, for setting up a number of institutions of learning which were finally merged to form a "Deemed to be University" namely Jamia Hamdard. In the words of Shri Rajiv Gandhi, "This will enable minority to go forward and help India to march forward". The University has been maintaining a steady progress in all facets in its existence of 31 years and is both nationally and internationally recognized for the quality of teaching and research. The overall progress in this period has been excellent in terms of infrastructure and maintaining the standards which is evident from different government ranking and accreditation processes, placement records, high quality of research, publications and patents. Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies and Research (HILSR) is one of the departments of Jamia Hamdard. Established in 2018 after the approval from Bar Council of India (BCI), HILSR aims to produce finest legal professionals for the Bar, Bench and legal academy. Having recently admitted its fourth batch, HILSR currently offers a five-year Integrated BALLB programme. Ever since its inception, the law school has made significant progress and has become one of the prime destinations to study law in the national capital. The faculty members at HILSR are highly qualified with diverse knowledge and experience. In addition to that, eminent judges and lawyers are also invited to provide students practical knowledge about the working of legal institutions. HILSR has quality infrastructure with air-conditioned classrooms, a well established library, a moot court and a legal aid clinic apart from other facilities available in the campus.   About the Moot Competition The Founder-Chancellor of Jamia Hamdard, Hakeem Abdul Hameed, a renowned physician of the Unani system of medicine served the poorest of the poor and also had global dignitaries and personalities such as Prince Charles of England as his patient. Hakeem Saheb was a philanthropist who always had public service as his driving force. He set up a complex of educational institutions over a period of time which finally got amalgamated in Jamia Hamdard in 1989. The 1st Hakeem Abdul Hameed National Moot Competition is scheduled to take place on March 25th-27th, 2022 at Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies & Research (HILSR), School of Law, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi. However, kindly note that the competition may be held in online mode in case the COVID-19 pandemic worsens.   Team Composition Each time must comprise of three (3) members. Two (2) speakers and One (1) Researcher. This number cannot be modified under any circumstances.   Eligibility The competition is open for students pursuing 3 year or 5 year LL.B from any University approved by the Bar Council of India. All team members must be vaccinated with both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine. The vaccine certificates of all team members will be verified on arrival.   Date and Venue The Competition shall take place on 25th-27th March 2022. The Competition will take place in physical mode at Hamdard Institute of Legal Studies & Research (HILSR), School of Law, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi. However, kindly note that the competition may be held in online mode in case Covid-19 pandemic worsens. This is subject to the decision of the organisers which shall be taken after taking into consideration the prevailing situation in Delhi-NCR and guidelines issued by the appropriate government and authorities.   Language The language of the Competition shall only be English.   Dress Code The dress code shall be White Shirt, Black Pant, Black Coat and Black shoes for Boys and White Shirt, Black Pant, Black Coat, Black shoes or White and Black Indian Formals along with Black Coat for Girls.   Registration All interested teams must register themselves by filling the following form: - https://forms.gle/YypHP7RV7Wjgvnso9 .Teams must not forget to attach the proof of fee payment in the form. At the time of registration, teams must attach a NOC from the University Head/Dean/Director. The same must be attached with the form. The last date for registration shall be 25th January 2022. The registration fee for the competition shall be Rs 4,000 per team. Teams must note that this amount will not be refunded even if the team does not qualify for oral rounds. The registration fee shall not be refunded under any circumstances. The payment must be made via Online Bank Transfer to the following account: Account Name JAMIA HAMDARD Account Number 0387010100001539 Bank Name The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ltd. IFSC Code JAKA0OKHLAA (5th digit is Zero, followed by alphabet “O”) Branch Okhla Industrial Area, Phase-II, New Delhi-110020 After filling the form, the registered teams shall receive a team code, which shall be used for any further communication.   Awards Best Team/Winner: - Rs 15,000 Cash Prize + Certificate of Merit + Trophy First Runner Up: - Rs 10,000 Cash Prize + Certificate of Merit + Trophy Best Speaker, Best Memorial, Second Runner Up team shall be given Certificate of Merit and Trophy. All Participants shall be given Certificate of Participation.   Important Dates Release of Moot Problem, Brochure and Commencement of Registrations: December 30, 2021 Last Date of Registration: January 25, 2022 Last Date for Seeking Clarifications: January 30, 2022 Release of Clarifications: February 5, 2022 Submission of Memorial and Compendium (if any) in soft copy: February 25, 2022 Result of Memorial Shortlisting, in case number of teams registered exceeds 16: March 1, 2022 Submission of Memorial and Compendium (if any) in hard copy, only by those teams who have qualified for oral rounds: March 10, 2022 Inauguration Ceremony, Draw of Lots and Exchange of Memorials: March 25, 2022 Preliminary Rounds, Draw of Lots and Exchange of Memorials for Quarter Finals, Quarter Final Rounds, Exchange of Memorials for Semi Final Round: March 26, 2022 Semi-Final Round, Draw of Lots and Exchange of Memorials for Final Round, Final Round and Valedictory Ceremony: March 27, 2022   Contact In case of any queries, please write to mcchilsr@gmail.com or feel free to contact the following student conveners: Sakshi Singh: - +91 9935398997 (For Registrations) Tushar Batra: - +91 9971375727 (For Memorials)

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SP Sathe 16th International Moot Court Competition 2021-22 on Climate Change, ILS Law College
SP Sathe 16th International Moot Court Competition 2021-22 on Climate Change, ILS Law College

ILS Law College Pune is organizing its 16th International Moot Court Competition 2021-2022 in memory of Prof. SP Sathe, scheduled to be held from March 10th to 12, 2022.   About ILS Law College, Pune Establishment of the Law College in 1924 by the Indian Law Society was indeed a breakthrough in Indian Legal Education. Being one of the oldest law schools in India, ILS continues to play a pioneering role in legal education and scholarship. With its illustrious history and heritage, the institution has contributed immensely to the growth of the legal profession and has upheld its tradition of producing meritorious legal scholars who dedicate themselves to public service and reform. Spread across 154 acres of lush green campus, equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and ICT facilities further aids the students in their academic and extracurricular pursuits. The Principal Gharpure Library, with a vast collection of books including some of the rare collections, along with subscription of various e-databases, is one of the best libraries in India. The generations of distinguished legal luminaries who have been nurtured by this unique institution have made seminal contributions globally to the evolution of the esteemed field of law. Three Chief Justices of the Supreme Court, namely, Justice P. B. Gajendragadkar, Justice Y. V. Chandrachud and Justice E. S. Venkataramaiah; Former Governor of Maharashtra K. M. Reddy, Former Defence & Finance Minister and First Chief Minister of Maharashtra Y. B. Chavan, Former Minister of Commerce Mohan Dharia, Former Chief Ministers of Maharashtra, namely Sushil Kumar Shinde and Vilasrao Deshmukh, are few of the eminent alumni of ILS Law College. The College has not kept itself limited to the academic curricula and has always incorporated innovative practices in the form of advocacy skill activities, legal aid, conferences, seminars and various other cells and centres to ensure holistic development of the students.   About Professor S.P. Sathe Professor Satyaranjan Purushottam Sathe was a distinguished legal luminary and a renowned academician in the judicial universe of India. He held various positions in Universities and Law Institutes of repute. Professor S.P. Sathe had a long association with the Indian Law Society. He was the Principal of ILS Law College from 1976 to 1991. He was also the Secretary of the Indian Law Society until 2002. He was the Founder Director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. He was also the President of the Maharashtra People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL), and a Vice President of the National PUCL. Professor S. P. Sathe is an acknowledged authority on Constitutional and Administrative Law, within the country and abroad. He contributed extensively to the field of legal education. His work on ‘Judicial Activism’ is appreciated worldwide. More than 100 articles written by him were published in national and international legal periodicals, magazines, and journals. Books to his credit are, ‘Administrative Law’, ‘Judicial Activism in India: Transgressing Borders and Enforcing Limits’, and ‘Right to Know’. He has also written extensively in Marathi, and has made significant contributions to the Marathi Vishwakosh published by the Government of Maharashtra. He was invited to deliver lectures, and to participate in seminars as a resource person to different law Universities, institutions within and outside India. Known for his humility, Professor Sathe endeared himself to his colleagues and students alike. His commitment to Rights and Liberties of the people was deep and abiding. Professor S. P. Sathe Foundation, set up by the Indian Law Society, organizes “Remembering S.P. Sathe” event annually consisting of Public Memorial Lecture, Moot Court Competition, and a Conference at ILS Law College, Pune on a specific theme with a view to commemorate his contribution to Indian Jurisprudence and Social Action and to encourage academic pursuit of law students. The academic year 2021-22 will see ILS holding the 16th edition of “Remembering S P Sathe” event on the theme of “Climate Change”.   About Professor S.P. Sathe 16th International Moot Court Competition 2021-22 Considering the recent increase in environmental conflicts mainly due to climate change at the international frontier, it is pertinent to have a discourse amongst law students on the relevant issues. The Professor S.P. Sathe 16th International Moot Court Competition is being organized to introduce participants to the intersection of International Law with Climate Change. International cooperation is essential to the effort against climate change and the need for which was visible at CoP 26 at Glasgow. Therefore, it is important to comprehend and recognize the role played by international law in facilitating this cooperation, and enabling adaptation efforts across the globe. Certain areas of the world are already experiencing the drastic effects of climate change, such as extreme weather events, excessive floods, and drought. The Small Island Developing States have been recognized by the UN to be in critical danger of being submerged due to rising sea water levels. All these combined factors place a large section of the global population at risk of being unable to survive in these locations in the near future, creating climate refugees. Climate refugees are people whose lives and livelihood are endangered due to climate change, because of their geographical circumstances. Currently, the international law is inadequate to recognize the needs of climate refugees and provide redressal for their loss and damages suffered due to the actions of climate polluters. The effects of climate change are becoming deeply intertwined with the socio-economic fabric of our society, and it is imperative that international law develops to accommodate this new reality. Through this moot we aim to equip the students with the understanding of the nuances of international law, climate law, and humanitarian law, particularly when it comes to dealing with conflicting interests of state and non-state actors as regards the welfare of the people.   Team Member Eligibility Students enrolled in a full-time bachelors (three year or five year) law program at the time of the competition are eligible to compete in the Competition. Each College/Law School or University may send one team only.   Team Composition A team shall be composed of either: Two Members: both speakers, OR Three Members: two speakers and one researcher.   Number of Participating Teams Thirty-two (32) teams registering (on the basis of first come first serve) for the Competition shall be eligible to participate. The number is inclusive of ILS Law College, Pune. In case there is an odd number of participating teams, ILS Law College, Pune will nominate a non-competing dummy team that will not proceed beyond preliminary rounds. Team members must carry current identity-cards (Soft/ Hard copy) issued to them by their institution. Team members will not reveal their identity or the identity of their institution during the progress of the competition, in the memorials, and even if requested by judges, failing which the team will face disqualification.   Official Language The official language of the Competition is English. All Competition Rounds including the written submissions (Memorials) will be in English.   Dress Code The teams are expected to follow a strict dress code of Western or Indian formals.   Registration Indian Teams Registration for the competition can be done by payment of registration fees at the link given below AND submission of scanned copy of duly filled, signed and stamped Registration Form (pdf format) and screenshot / copy of receipt of payment of registration fees by email to: spsathemoot@ilslaw.in by 15th January 2022. Link for payment of registration fees by Indian Teams - https://ilslaw.edu/event/remembering-professor-s-p-sathe-16th-international-moot-court- competition-2021-2022/ Foreign Teams Registration for the competition can be done by payment of registration fees through bank transfer and submission of scanned copy of duly filled, signed and stamped Registration Form (pdf format) and screenshot / copy of receipt of payment of registration fees by email to: spsathemoot@ilslaw.in by 15th January 2022. Bank details for payment of registration fees by Foreign Teams Bank Account Name ILS Law College Name of the Bank State Bank of India Account No 00000035826339376 Branch Deccan Gymkhana, Pune IFSC Code SBIN0001110 Mention UTR number in the Registration form. No change in the names of the participants shall be permitted after the receipt of the Registration Form, except at the sole discretion of the Organizers. All teams shall be given a ‘‘Team Code’’ by the Organizers on validation of their Registration Form and confirmation of payment of registration fees. Thereafter, the teams shall use their designated “Team Code” for all correspondence with the Organizers. The same team code must be used by the teams during the submission of Memorials and during all the Rounds of the Competition.   Registration Fee Registration fee for participation in the Competition is as follows: Teams from Indian Institutes Rs 1500/- Teams from Foreign Institutes USD 50 (excluding transaction charges) Registration Fees per Team is inclusive of 18% GST The scanned copy of the payment confirmation receipt/screenshot must be sent along with registration form by email to : spsathemoot@ilslaw.in by 15th January 2022.   Awards Winning Team: e-trophy and e-certificates Runners-up team: e- trophy and e-certificates Best and Second-Best Memorials: e-certificates Best and Second-Best Student Advocates of the Competition: e-certificates Best Speaker of the Finals: e-certificates Justice V. A. Naik Prize for the Best team from Maharashtra: e-trophy and e-certificates   Important Dates Release of Competition Module 16th December 2021 Registrations open on 16th December, 2021 Last date for Registration 15th January 2022 Last date for Withdrawal 20th January 2022 Last date to request Clarifications 20th January 2022 Issuance of Clarifications 25th January 2022 Last Date for sending Memorials by Email 15th February 2022 Inauguration, Draw of Lots, and Exchange of Memorials 10th March 2022 Preliminary Rounds and Quarter-final Rounds 11th March 2022 Semi-Final Rounds, Final Round, and Valedictory Session 12th March 2022   Contact Email Address for correspondence: spsathemoot@ilslaw.in Dr. Suvarna Nilakh, suvarna.nilakh@ilslaw.in  Ms. Varsha Khandagale, varsha.khandagale@ilslaw.in Ms. Divya Mittal, divya.mittal@ilslaw.in Ms. Vindhya Gupta, vindhya.gupta@ilslaw.in Prerana Murarka (+91 9474521629) Anukriti Anand (+91 8669969668)

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5th GNLU International Conference on Law, Economics, and Public Policy
5th GNLU International Conference on Law, Economics, and Public Policy

Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) Center for Law and Economics is organizing the 5th GNLU International Conference on Law, Economics, and Public Policy (Virtual Edition) (ICLEPP) scheduled to be held on 10 and 11 March 2022.   About Gujarat National Law University (GNLU) GNLU is a statutory University established by the Government of Gujarat through Gujarat National Law University Act, 2003. GNLU is recognised by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and the University Grants Commission (UGC). GNLU is a member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU); the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI); and, the International Association of Law Schools (IALS). GNLU offers interdisciplinary legal courses in five faculties namely, BA LLB, BCOM LLB, BSC LLB, BSW LLB, BBA LLB; one post-graduate programme namely, LLM as well as doctoral programmes in law and interdisciplinary fields. GNLU also offers PhD in Economics. This course is offered with an interdisciplinary study with law.   About Centre for Law & Economics (CLE) The Centre for Law & Economics (CLE) is a centre of excellence for research and training in the discipline of Law & Economics (also referred to as the Economic Analysis of Law). The Centre values rigorous work in the discipline and aims to promote awareness of and research in the field. It carries out courses and conferences for scholars, practitioners and students apart from publications on the economic analysis of contemporary legal issues. It aims to produce quality prescriptions for legislators, regulators and government departments and provide clear explanations and guidance to businesses and ordinary citizens alike.   About the Conference The subject of ‘Law & Economics' or 'Economic Analysis of Law' is concerned with the interface between the subjects of Law & Economics. It permits the greater use of economic tools and concepts to examine and understand the law in addition to recognising the importance of law to the analysis of the economy. Today, the field of Law & Economics has expanded and transformed subjects such as property, contracts, torts, criminal law and procedure, constitutional law, administrative law, environmental law, family law, etc. Moreover, with further restrictions around the world due to COVID-19, economic policies have evolved impacting major sectors. This calls for a general theme of law and economics for this International Conference. The inherent advantage of this field is that its objective nature permits the legal system to function rationally and more efficiently. Besides, it provides a useful normative standard for evaluating law and policy. Law & Economics is a cutting-edge, interdisciplinary field that applies tools from microeconomic theory to legal rules and structures so as to explain their functioning, evaluate their performance and prescribe alternative rules and structures so as to create optimum social outcomes. Law & Economics has seen prolific development in various jurisdictions and has elicited startling results that have changed the way we look at and run our legal systems, winning scholars a number of accolades, notably including the Nobel Prize in Economics. This calls for a general theme of law and economics for this International Conference. With further restrictions around the world due to COVID-19, economic policies have evolved impacting major sectors. The study of the impact of these policies need academic deliberation.   Themes and Sub Themes Theories and Evidence of Law and Economics Micro Economics Macro Economics Institutional Economics Public policy Behavioural Law and Economics Experimental Economics Welfare Economics Law and Economics of Private Laws Contracts and Standard form of Contracts Tort Law and Product Liability Forensic Law Criminal Law Civil Law Common Law Law and Economics of Public Laws Constitutional Law Rigid vs Flexible Constitutional Erosion Economics of Constitutionalism Administrative Law Election Law Law and Finance Financial reforms in India Financial inclusion Reserve Bank of India and monetary policy Stock Exchange Regulations and Trading Bankruptcy including Sovereign Bankruptcy Tax Laws- Tax Reforms, Tax Evasion etc Black Money, Basel and Financial Stability Board norms, WTO and the Financial Services Regulation and Business Law Competition Law and Policy Consumer Law and Policy, Corporate Law and Corporate Governance Securities Laws Regulated Industries Real Estate Infrastructure, Energy sector, etc. Economics of Legal Procedure Legal Systems Legislative Process-Government budgeting and Policy Making Litigation Processes Civil and Criminal Remedies, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Sectoral Regulators and Conflict Judicial Decision Making Big data, Technology and AI Cyber Crimes Business and Cyber Machine Learning Data and Privacy Gender Dimensions of Law and Economics Legal Frameworks and Women’s Empowerment in organised and unorganised sectors Gender dimensions of Globalisation and Sustainable Development Socio-Economic Costs of Gender Inequality, Domestic Violence, Sexual Harassment etc. The Cultural Dimensions of Law and Economics The Cultural Dimensions of Development, Impact of Cultural roots on Economic Performance The Culture of Capital The Culture of Sustenance, Law and Economics of Caste and Religion Law and Economics of Justice and Equality Efficiency vs Equality Socio-Economic Rules and Norms Beyond Welfarism Economics of Ageing Law and Economics: History, Institutions, Public Policies Legal Origins and Economic Consequences Legal Sources Education and Methodology Legal Traditions Transplantations and Mutations The Historical Process of Institutional Dynamics History of National/International Institutions Unification/Pluralism of Law Other Substantive Areas of Law and Economics Effect of COVID-19 Labour-Migration and Labour Codes etc Energy, Environment, Health and Safety International Trade Family and Personal Refugees and Immigration Human Rights Agriculture and Allied sectors Education The above themes are only indicative. Papers are invited from other allied areas of law and economics as well.   Who can Participate? Students/Research Scholars pursuing M.A./M.Phil/Ph.D Discipline in Economics Research Scholars pursuing Ph.D in the interdisciplinary study of Law and Economics Students/Research Scholars pursuing M.A./M.Phil/Ph.D Discipline in Statistics Students/Research Scholars pursuing M.A./M.Phil/Ph.D Discipline in Public Policy Students/Research Scholars pursuing M.A./M.Phil/Ph.D Discipline in Development Studies Students pursuing Five-Year/Three LLB Discipline Students pursuing One-Year/Two-Year LLM Discipline Academicians teaching and researching in the interdisciplinary study of law and economics. Professionals working in Banking, Finance or Economics field. This is not an exhaustive list. Students, Researchers, Academicians, Professionals having an avid interest in the interdisciplinary study of Law and Economics are welcome to be part of the Conference too.   Submission Guidelines The Interested Contributors are requested to send their Original Papers/ Manuscripts by Clicking at this Google form link. Length of full paper: The word limit for Original Papers is 4500-6500 words (excluding footnotes and title). Format: The Papers have to be submitted in Microsoft Word (Doc./Docx.) formats only. Font: The body of the manuscript must be in “Times New Roman” Font only. Font Size: 12 (Line spacing 1.5 and alignment “justify”) Footnotes: All footnotes must be in Font “Times New Roman”, font size 10, line spacing. All submissions must follow the “The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (20th Edition)”. The paper has to be original and free from plagiarism. In case the authors require some guidance for writing and research in the field of Law and Economics, the following papers from GNLU Journal of Law and Economics can be accessed: Fuelling Compliance with Competition Law: Competition Commission of India and the Automobile Sector by Soumya Hariharan, Nandita Sahai, Sakshi Agarwal & Akrathi Shetty, Optimal Magnitude & Probability of Fines when Courts Dislike Punishment by Nuno Garoupa, Inter-disciplinary in Law: Its Necessity & Challenges by Regis Lenneau   Important Dates Submission of Full Paper - 01st February, 2022. Confirmation of Acceptance - 18th February, 2022. Last Date of Registration and Payment– 28th February, 2022. Submission of PowerPoint Presentation– 02nd March, 2022.   Registration Fees Students and Research Scholars— 500/- (INR) Academicians and Professionals—1000/- (INR) Foreign Students and Research Scholars– 25 (USD) Foreign Academicians and Professionals— 50 (USD) *Co-authorship is allowed up to two authors. In case of Coauthorship, both the authors have to register and make the registration payment separately. **The payment link for registration and the registration forms link will be sent to the authors of selected papers by 18th February, 2022.   Awards 1st Prize to Best Paper Presentation at the Conference: 10,000 (INR) Cash Prize + Publication in GNLU Journal of Law and Economics. 2nd Prize to Second Best Paper Presentation at the Conference: 7,000 (INR) Cash Prize. 3rd Prize to Third Best Paper Presentation at the Conference: 5,000 (INR) Cash Prize *Certificate of Participation will be provided to all the Presenters* *After the presentations of the selected papers, depending on the quality of the content, few papers may be considered for the publication in an Edited book version by the Centre for Law & Economics which will be duly notified. **Publication will be finalised after the consent of author(s).   Contact Email Address: glec@gnlu.ac.in Mr. Ishaan Gupta Student Convenor Contact: 90338-21018 Mr. Anant Agarwal Student Co-Convenor Contact: 9662594851 Mr. Ayush Gorana Secretary Contact: 9602907819

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Global Essay Competition on ‘Intergenerational Contract’, St. Gallen Symposium
Global Essay Competition on ‘Intergenerational Contract’, St. Gallen Symposium

Submissions are being accepted for the St. Gallen Global Essay Competition 2021-22 from around the world to offer the opportunity of applying for participation at the St. Gallen Symposium.   About the St. Gallen Symposium Gallen Symposium is intended to provide Leaders of Tomorrow with a platform where they can discuss with today’s executives at eye level and challenge them so that new approaches to thinking and solutions can emerge. The “Aspiring Leaders” are participants who have the potential to take on a leading role in the industry.   About the Essay Competition The St. Gallen Global Essay Competition is a global student essay competition, offering students who study at graduate or postgraduate level around the world the opportunity to apply for participation at the St. Gallen Symposium. The Knowledge Pool is a group of Leaders of Tomorrow with a strong affiliation to topics of relevance to the St. Gallen Symposium. They show outstanding track records in the particular fields they work or study. They are hand-selected by the International Students’ Committee. It is not possible to apply for membership in the Knowledge Pool.   About the Essay We expect a professional, creative and thought-provoking essay. Be bold, unconventional, and distinctive on the competition question.   Topic Collaborative Advantage: what should be written into a new intergenerational contract? The idea of a “generational contract” embodies the principles that younger and older generations rely on each other to provide mutual support across different stages of their lives. Inclusive education systems, sustainable welfare states and meaningful environmental action are some of many challenges requiring a cross-generational collaborative effort. Yet, with the climate crisis, rapid technological change and societal aging in many countries, the generational contract and notions of intergenerational fairness have been challenged. Members of the younger generation are raising their voices as they reflect on how their futures are being compromised by current decision-makers. What’s your specific and actionable idea that should be written into a new generational contract? Choose an area where you see evidence that intergenerational fairness is – or, going forward, will be – challenged and where the generational contract needs to be rewritten. Potential areas include, but are not limited to, business strategy and the economy, inclusive governance and education, the welfare state and health care, environmental sustainability, or the world of work. Describe your problem and offer concrete and practical proposals how inter-generational fairness can be restored or reinvented. Explain your idea’s impact for the future.   Eligibility Enrolled in a graduate or postgraduate programme (master level or higher) in any field of study at a regular university Born in 1992 or later Students on the bachelor level do not fulfil the eligibility criteria and therefore cannot enter the competition. There is no other way to apply for participation and we, therefore, encourage all students to join the competition once they pursue their studies at a graduate level*. You may, however, be eligible if the level of study in your current year is equivalent to the international graduate level which must be confirmed in writing by your university. (*): A graduate degree is any degree that is above a bachelor’s degree. This includes a master’s degree or doctoral degree.   Submission of following documents Copy of passport or other identification (in English for non-Roman languages) Confirmation of matriculation/enrolment from your university which proves your enrollment in a graduate/postgraduate level programme as of 1 February 2022 (download sample document here) Your contribution file with no indication of your name in the file name, the file metadata or the file itself   Fees The participation in the symposium is free for all Leaders of Tomorrow. Moreover, expenses for travel, board and lodging are covered by the ISC. However, we recommend bringing a small amount of pocket money for your convenience.   Prerequisites Form Essay (A maximum of 2,100 words, excluding abstract, bibliography, and footnotes) Language English Deadline 1 February 2022, 11:59 PM last time zone (UTC-12) Anonymity Your name, e-mail address, university, or any identifying details must not be mentioned anywhere in the contribution file. Individuality Individual work is expected, no group work is allowed. The essay must be written exclusively for this contest. The idea must be the author’s own. Citation All sources must be cited and referred to the respective part in the essay. All contributions will be tested for plagiarism. Template Download Template for the Global Essay Competition   Post-Submission Process The ISC will verify your eligibility and check all submitted documents for completeness and readability. Due to the large amount of essays they receive, their response may take some time. If the jury selects your essay in the top 100, you qualify as a Leader of Tomorrow for an expenses-paid participation in the 51st St. Gallen Symposium (May 5-6, 2022). The results will be announced via e-mail by mid-March 2022. In addition, there will be a chance for the very best competitors (including the awardees) to present their ideas on the big stage at the symposium. For this, the students will be asked to pitch their idea on video beforehand.    Awards 3 awardees will be selected by the jury based on the quality of the idea on paper. The award is endowed with total prize money of CHF 20,000 (INR 16,28,894) divided between the 3 awardees.   Contact For any unanswered questions please contact us via e-mail at leadersoftomorrow@symposium.org

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Blog Writing Competition on PDPB, Data Protection and Cyber Security, Tsaaro
Blog Writing Competition on PDPB, Data Protection and Cyber Security, Tsaaro

Tsaaro, a leading Data Privacy and Cyber Security Company, is organizing a Blog Writing Competition with a focus on PDPB, Data Protection and Cyber Security.   About Tsaaro Tsaaro is a leading Data Privacy and Cyber Security Company with offices in Bangalore and Netherlands.    About the Competition Tsaaro is organizing a Blog Writing Competition with a focus on PDPB, Data Protection and Cyber Security.   Who can participate? Law Students, Graduates, and Professionals interested in Data Privacy!   Submission Guidelines The authors may choose to write an article on a topic related to recent data protection matters, cyber security, case studies, or data protection laws across the world. The manuscript should be in MS Word format only. The title of the manuscript should be clear and appropriate. The manuscript shall be original and unpublished. The submission should not be plagiarized, and free from grammatical, spelling, and other errors. Word limit -Articles- 1500-3000 words including footnotes, Case commentaries- 1000-3000 words including footnotes   Prizes First Winner: Publication + Data Protection Officer Certification Second Winner: Publication + Data Privacy Fundamentals Certification Third Winner: Publication + Data Privacy Fundamentals Certification The top 5 Blogs will be published on the Tsaaro Website with due credits.   Deadline 31st December 2021   Important Links Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdl9t6xkBCHmStkh_uch4HYXi2-KOcd19WONDttM__B4T3cEw/viewform Details of the Competition: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tsaaro_dataprotection-dataprotectionday-blogwriting-activity-6877179684715687936--S27

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5th Annual International Writing Competition on AI and IoT, William & Mary Law School
5th Annual International Writing Competition on AI and IoT, William & Mary Law School

The Center for Legal & Court Technology (CLCT) of William & Mary Law School is organizing their 5th Annual International Writing Competition on AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things).   About the Competition The The Center for Legal & Court Technology (CLCT) is pleased to announce its 5th annual writing competition dedicated to innovative legal issues likely to arise from Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and/or related technologies.   Theme Innovative Legal Issues Likely to Arise from Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things   Eligibility All current law students are cordially invited to submit one paper, which must: Focus on at least one application of these technologies (e.g., Internet of Medical Things devices, facial recognition technology, autonomous systems, social media monitoring, etc.); Explain whether regulation of the application is needed and to what extent; and Propose means to regulate this application (proposals may range from traditional regulation to reliance on soft governance, and anything in between). A submission is not required to put forward an original regulatory system; however, any novel, plausible and well-articulated proposals are likely to impress the judges. The Competition is open to law students, in good standing, enrolled in a law degree (e.g., J.D. or LL.B.), a Master’s degree (e.g., LL.M.) or a doctoral degree (e.g., S.J.D./J.S.D or Ph.D.) at an ABA-accredited law school within the U.S., or at a foreign law school with equivalent accreditation, during the 2021-2022 academic year. Non-law degree seeking students enrolled in one course at an accredited law school during the 2021-2022 academic year may participate only as a joint author with a current law student who meets the criteria at Section 1.1. Students enrolled in law school part-time are welcome to participate. CLCT student staff may not participate. Winners of previous CLCT competitions may not participate.   Formatting Requirements Papers must be written in English. Papers may not exceed 3,500 words, including titles, texts, citations, footnotes, appendices/annexes, bibliography, etc. Papers that exceed this limit will be disqualified. Papers must be e-mailed as a word processing file type that can be easily opened with Microsoft Word. Hard copies or other electronic formats (such as .PDF) will be disqualified. The text of the submission must be single-spaced, justified paragraph formatting, and in twelve-point font. Footnotes should be single-spaced and in ten-point font. Pages should be numbered consecutively. The total number of words must be entered on the Submission Form (please use Appendix 1 or Appendix 2 below). In computing the number of words, all words, including articles and prepositions, should be counted. Count numbers and abbreviations as words. For example, F.3d corresponds to 1 word; while 746 F.3d 913 corresponds to 3 words.   Submission Procedure Entries must be submitted via e-mail to essaycompetition@lists.wm.edu no later than 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST) on January 10, 2022. Questions should be directed to the same e-mail address. In order to verify enrollment, all submissions must include 3 separate files: The paper, in a word processing file type that can be easily opened with Microsoft Word; A completed and signed submission form using the form in Appendix 1 or Appendix 2 below (the “Submission Form”); and A copy of an official university document proving your enrollment or a valid student card (the “University Enrollment Form”).   Submission Guidelines Students must submit an unpublished paper written solely by the student(s). Papers must not have received feedback or edits from any third parties, including faculty or instructors at the student’s institution. This must be expressly indicated on the Submission Form. Papers that have been previously published or accepted for publication are not eligible. Papers based on research or other work done in connection with law firm or other employment (whether full-time or part-time) are also not eligible. Only one submission will be accepted per student. If CLCT receives more than one paper from the same author, none of the student’s submissions will be considered. A paper co-authored by no more than two students is acceptable, provided the paper submitted is the original work of the two co-authors, and that both co-authors are currently-enrolled law students. If awarded a prize, co-authors will share it equally. Papers should include a scholarly discussion of the topic and full citations to authorities. Citations may be embedded in text or set out in footnotes and should conform to the current edition of the Uniform System of Citation (Bluebook) for students at U.S. law schools, or the equivalent citation standard for students enrolled in foreign law schools. Any form of plagiarism will result in the automatic disqualification of the author(s). CLCT reserves the right to inform the relevant university of the plagiarism offense. By submitting the paper and official entry form, students agree that: each has read these Rules and accepts the conditions stated herein; each paper is an original piece of work written by the student (or is one co-authored by the two students), which has not received feedback or edits from anyone else, including faculty or instructors; if co-authors are awarded a prize, they will share the prize money equally; all winners will provide promptly, and in any event within 21 calendar days from the request, any information required by CLCT to arrange the payment of the cash prize, and understand that failure to do so may amount to forfeiture of the prize, following which another winner may be named; all winners grant to William & Mary Law School, CLCT, and CISCO the right to reproduce, publish, and use the winning papers (with amendments, if necessary), as well as the winners’ names and photographs, without compensation; and, each student releases William & Mary Law School, CLCT, and CISCO from any and all liability. Winners understand that the prizes are subject to U.S. state and federal tax deductions, regardless of their nationality and residence. Cash prizes will only be paid in U.S. Dollars by way of check or bank transfer. Any fees that may be charged by the relevant bank will be deducted from the prize money. CLCT and CISCO are not responsible for errors, for lost, late, or misdirected correspondence, or telecommunication, hardware, or software failures, including by reason of any glitch, computer virus, or other failure. CLCT may cancel, modify, or terminate the Competition for any reason(s), including infection by computer virus, tampering, unauthorized intervention, force majeure, or technical difficulties of any kind. This Competition is subject to all U.S. federal, state, and local laws and regulations. By entering, all participants agree that the Competition shall be governed by the laws of the State of Virginia, that the courts of Virginia shall have exclusive jurisdiction, and that Williamsburg, Virginia, shall be the venue for any dispute relating to or arising from the Competition.   Evaluation Criteria The judges will use their complete discretion in selecting the winning papers, but will take into account these guiding principles (in no particular order): Innovative legal issue(s) likely to grow out of Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things and related technologies; Novelty and originality of the issue(s); Original and thought-provoking discussion of the topic; Legal analysis and reasoning; Conciseness, clarity, and precision of the idea(s) put forward; Consideration of legal and policy implications, and proposed solutions (if any); Organization of the idea(s) and presentation; Writing quality (grammar, syntax, and form); Quality and use of research (including correct citations); and, Compliance with these Rules.   Prizes 1st Place: U.S $2,500 (1,89,607.38 INR) 2nd Place: U.S $1,500 (1,13,764.42 INR) 3rd Place: U.S $1,000 (75,842.95 INR) The winners will also have the unique opportunity of presenting their papers to a selected audience of executives from Cisco Systems, Inc.   Deadlines Entries must be submitted via e-mail to essaycompetition@lists.wm.edu no later than 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST) on January 10, 2022.   Contact For any questions, please email at essaycompetition@lists.wm.edu

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1st NUJS SILP Essay Competition on International Law
1st NUJS SILP Essay Competition on International Law

National University of Juridical Sciences’ SILP (Society for International Law and Policy) is organizing its 1st NUJS SILP Essay Competition on International Law.   About the Organizer The Society of International Law and Policy (‘SILP’) of the National University of Juridical Sciences is an academic society that seeks to create awareness about contemporary international issues of legal importance. It seeks to develop a synergy between law and policy at the international level while recognizing that geopolitical trends in the transnational space have impacts at the municipal level.   About the Essay Competition The 1st NUJS SILP Essay Competition: Participants in this pan-India essay competition stand a chance to win cash prizes, publication opportunities, and merit certificates from NUJS. This essay competition seeks to further discourse on relevant topics in contemporary international law.   Eligibility Open to undergraduate students in any course and Post graduate (L.L.B) Law students from any recognized University/College/Law School in India. Co-Authorship up to two authors is permitted.   Themes Ecocide as International Crime: Bold Reform or Empty Rhetoric? Communitarian Interest in International Law Succession of States in respect of State Responsibility. Fragmentation of International Law: Challenges and Prospects. Critical International Law: Recent Trends.   Formatting Guidelines Font: Time News Roman ` Font Size: 12 Spacing: 1.5 Margin: One inch on all sides Paper size: A4 Minimum Word Limit – 2000, Maximum word Limit - 2500 (excluding footnotes, kindly avoid using speaking footnotes). Citation style – OSCOLA 4th Edition. Citation Font Size – 10 Spacing – 1.0 Citation Font – Times New Roman Do not include any pictures or other illustrations in the essay All essays have to be in English   Submission Guidelines All submissions will undergo strict online plagiarism check. Special consideration will be placed upon originality, applicability and feasibility of the arguments/ suggestions made in the essay and the depth of research. The copyright in the legislative draft submitted by the participating teams shall vest with the Society of International Law and Policy. Further, The Society of International Law and Policy shall not be responsible for any liability accrued to any person or for any loss caused to any person because of the content of the essay submitted. In case of any dispute, the decision of the Directors of the Society of International Law and Policy and National University of Juridical Sciences will be final. Submission of the essays will take place via a google form - https://forms.gle/Xy78kYddKNsBy9tSA. It is the responsibility of each Team to ensure that the “.docx” copy of the submission can be opened legibly with Microsoft Office 2010 or Microsoft Office 2007 and the “.pdf” copy of the submission can be opened legibly with Adobe Acrobat Reader. The form will also collect details of the participants’ names, phone numbers, email addresses and name of their College/ University, and course undertaken along with their year of study.   Prizes First place: Rs 5000 and merit certificate Second place: Rs 3000 and a merit certificate Third place: Rs 2000 and a merit certificate The top ten entries will be published on the SILP Blog or be released as a special edited volume.   Contact Please visit the page of the NUJS Society of International Law and Policy page for updates about the competition. For inquiries, email us at silp@nujs.edu

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International Conference on Law and Social Transformation (ICLS 2022), Alliance School of Law
International Conference on Law and Social Transformation (ICLS 2022), Alliance School of Law

The Alliance School of Law is organizing its International Conference on Law and Social Transformation (ICLS 2022) in a blended mode, scheduled to be held on March 26, 2022.   About Alliance University Alliance University is a Private University established in Karnataka by the State Act No.34 of the year 2010 and recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi. A renowned university of higher learning located on an extensive state-of-the-art campus in Bengaluru offers a variety of degree courses. The University has baccalaureate concentrations, postgraduate offerings, doctoral degree programs, and several professional certificate programs. Alliance University aspires to be among the best universities in the world by the year 2025 through a series of strategically crafted moves, precisely calibrated action plans, and an unwavering commitment to the pursuit of excellence.   About Alliance School of Law Alliance School of Law, Alliance University is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), New Delhi. The Alliance School of Law offers two five-year, integrated undergraduate courses in law, viz., B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) and B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.). A full-time, Master of Laws (LL. M.) degree is also offered by the School of Law with specializations in Constitutional & Administrative Law, Corporate & Commercial Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Criminal Law. The courses have been crafted and designed to prepare its graduates for rewarding careers for various roles and responsibilities in legal service organizations. Alliance School of Law also offers a Ph.D. program. The Law School has established various Centers for advanced legal studies and research to address the socio-legal issues and challenges. The school has been instrumental in facilitating engagements with various sections of society for deliberations over a variety of socio-legal issues through publications of its flagship journal, which provides a strong research base to the school of law.   About International Conference on Law and Social Transformation Law plays an important role in social transformation by having a direct impact on society. It has always been looked at as one of the important instruments that could bring about social change. Thus, social transformation is the modification in the way people work. As a result, social transformation entails changes in people's working habits. Changes in technology, demography, competitiveness, conflict, ideology, political life, economic policy, and legal principles are all variables that contribute to social transformation. We at Alliance School of Law, Alliance University, have always strived to achieve excellence in Legal Research, hence, organizing the International Conference on Law and Social Transformation – ICLS-2022 on March 26, 2022, and this would be an annual endeavor in the years to come.   Theme Main Theme: Law and Social Transformation Participants can present a research paper on any of the following areas related to Law and Social Transformation. Balancing IP rights and public interest during the pandemic Child Welfare and Law Constitutional policy and development Development of Agriculture and Industry Ethnic pluralism and tribal rights International Organization as the sustainable development indicators Issues relating to migrant workers during the pandemic Science, Technology, and Law Law, Economics, and Management Reforms in the Justice Delivery System Religious rights and practices Role of local self-government institutions and NGOs in social transformation Role of UNO during the pandemic Women empowerment and gender justice   Paper Specifications Abstract: Not more than 300 words and a minimum of relevant 5 keywords. Paper: Co-authorship is permitted to a maximum of one author. However, both authors need to register separately. In the case of co-authorship, at least one author must attend the conference to present the paper. No Proxy presentations are allowed. Maximum Length: 6000 words including title/cover page and references. Margins: 1" on all sides. Regular Font: Times New Roman, 12 points, Line spacing 1.5 justified. Title Font: Times New Roman, 14 points, bold, Line spacing 1.5. Footnotes: Times New Roman, font size 10 with a spacing of 1.0. Citation: OSCOLA Method of Citation. Selected research papers will be published in an edited book form, two best research papers and the presentations will receive awards. However, papers not complying with the guidelines given above will not be accepted for publication.   Important Dates Last Date for sending abstracts: January 5, 2022 Communication of accepted abstracts: January 15, 2022 Last Date for sending full papers: February 15, 2022 Last date for registration and payment: February 15, 2022 Date of Conference: March 26, 2022   Registration Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScEe3Mk_-CMTZMNXqm4nrT9mFc7Rv7swZgMeKI5m6m_0BicxA/viewform No registration fee for Faculties and Students of Alliance University but registration is mandatory.   Registration Fees Professionals and Academicians - Rs.2000 Ph.D. scholars and Students - Rs.1500 International Participants - $50   Important Dates Last Date for sending abstracts: January 5, 2022 Communication of accepted abstracts: January 15, 2022 Last Date for sending full papers: February 15, 2022 Last date for registration and payment: February 15, 2022 Date of Conference: March 26, 2022   Awards Selected research papers will be published in an edited book form, two best research papers and the presentations will receive awards. However, papers not complying with the guidelines given above will not be accepted for publication.   Contact In case of any query regarding the conference, the participants can mail on icls2022@alliance.edu.in Dr. Rashmi S. (Faculty Co-Ordinator): +91-94483 55047 Dr. Upankar Chutia (Faculty Co-Ordinator): +91-97171 32331 Maruthi R. (Dean’s Office, School of Law): +91-74111 66801

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EEFI (Eastern European Foreign Investment) Moot Court Competition
EEFI (Eastern European Foreign Investment) Moot Court Competition

Applications are open for the Eastern European Foreign Investment (EEFI) Moot Court Competition in dispute resolution, scheduled to be held from April 1 to 9, 2022.   About EEFI Moot Court Competititon The Eastern European Foreign Investment Moot Court Competition is a comprehensive training in dispute resolution modelled on historic events from the wider Eastern European region. Designed to promote and invigorate legal studies with a focus on Eastern Europe, EEFI moot court invites law students and legal professionals to come together and learn more about complex disputes and legal history. EEFI Moot Court is a student competition that has incorporated the best practices of the most successful moot courts and had them targeted at the experience and interests of the Eastern European region. EEFI Moot Court is set on historical facts and is based in wider Eastern Europe. The case-study is based on a real historic situation from the Eastern European region, and is adapted to the contemporary legal framework and problems facing the dispute resolution community. EEFI Moot Court aims at uniting students from the wider Eastern European region, from the Balkans in the west to Georgia in the east, and from Estonia in the north to Turkey in the south. Divided between the east and the west, the region has unique governance and legislative experience that, we believe, puts us in a position that is ripe for discussion to shape a vision for the future of investment protection and dispute resolution   Eligibility All law schools worldwide are eligible to participate in the competition. Any restrictions due to Covid-19 pandemic or sanctions apply as per laws of the country hosting the oral rounds. Students must be enrolled full-time, part-time or on an exchange study in a program leading to the obtainment of a degree in law at a university recognized by a state it is in. Students of all levels of studies, including PhD studies, are eligible. Students who are or were ever registered in a bar association are not eligible   Team Composition A team may consist of a minimum of two and a maximum of five student team members. The number of coaches per team is not limited. Only registered team members may participate in oral rounds as speakers. The team coach is allowed to be present at the hearings but is not allowed to intervene in the pleadings. At least two of the team members have to plead in each pleading. The Eastern European Foreign Investment Moot Court Competition organizers do not provide coaches for the participating teams. EEFI Moot Court will organize “practice sessions” for the teams and will invite specialists in the field of arbitration. Upon registration, every team will receive the invitation links for the prospective “practice sessions”. Every team member will be able to join such sessions via that link and will be able to listen to those specialists and ask them questions.   Registration Each team shall register by the deadline specified on the official homepage of the competition at EEFImootcourt.org. In addition, each Team shall designate a Coach. If a Team wishes to participate without a Coach, it has to designate a Team Lead that will be responsible for all communication between the Team and Organization Committee of the Moot. Each University may register as many teams as it wishes. The overall number of participating teams is limited to 45 teams. The first 45 teams, which will register via our mail, will be accepted. Each team must submit its full details and composition for registration via email at eefi@eefimootcourt.org   Deadlines Closing of team registrations: December 31, 2021 Submission of requests for clarifications: January 15, 2022 Publication of clarifications to the case study: January 30, 2022 Closing of registration of arbitrators: January 31, 2022 Team submission of skeleton arguments: February 25, 2022 Oral hearings: April 1-9, 2022   Fees No fees are charged for participation as a team in the competition   Important Links Case Study: https://eefimootcourt.org/case-study/ Official Website: https://eefimootcourt.org/   Contact For further questions, write to eefi@eefimootcourt.org

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NLIU-NLUD Global Symposium on Labour and Employment Laws
NLIU-NLUD Global Symposium on Labour and Employment Laws

The Centre for Labour Laws, National Law Institute University, Bhopal (“NLIU Bhopal”) in collaboration with National Law University, Delhi (“NLU Delhi”) is organising a first of its kind ‘Global Symposium on Labour and Employment Laws (“GSLEL”) in February, 2022.    About National Law Institute University, Bhopal The National Law Institute University, Bhopal (NLIU), was established by the Rashtriya Vidhi Sansthan Vishwavidyalaya Adhiniyam, by an Act No. 41 of 1997 enacted by the Madhya Pradesh State Legislature. NLIU is recognized by the University Grants Commission and the Bar Council of India. The university was established to fill the gap and provide most modern legal education through multidisciplinary teaching and training of newer skills needed for the profession. The University launched its first academic programme in 1998 and teaching for the five year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) course commenced from September 1 of that year. NLIU has been successful in instilling a sense of broad perspective along with scholastic and reflexive capabilities bearing in mind larger national and humanitarian goals in its students. Over the years, NLIU has been designing and delivering courses with a view to enhance the ability and capacity of the students, members of the faculty and other participants in avoiding and resolving problems under the framework of law.   About National Law University, Delhi National Law University, Delhi (NLUD), was established by Act No. 1 of 2008 of National Capital Territory of Delhi, enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the NCT of Delhi on the 26th December 2007, in the National Capital Territory of Delhi. It is recognized by the University Grants Commission and the Bar Council of India; and is also a member of Association of Indian Universities. The university was established to engage in teaching and research in law and allied disciplines. NLUD is working towards making legal education more accessible, diverse, equitable and inclusive. Adhering to its objective of imparting comprehensive and interdisciplinary legal education, NLUD has played a vital role and has had a significant influence in transforming legal education in India since its establishment. Furthermore, the University works toward dissemination of legal knowledge and its role in national development, so that the ability to analyse and present contemporary issues of public concern and their legal implications for the benefit of the public is improved.   About the Centre for Labour Laws, NLIU Bhopal The Centre for Labour Laws (CLL) was established in 2019, but hit the shot amidst the most uncertain times mankind had ever seen i.e. COVID-19 pandemic, due to its initiative christened as Mazdoor Mitra, wherein the plight of migrant workers during the initial phase of lockdown was in a blatant misery. A bearer of light and empathy then, CLL is one of its kind and serves as an embodiment of labour rights for the brick- bearers of our nation- the Labourers. Over the short span of two years, CLL has taken various collective, collaborative and consistent initiatives to seek justice and spread general awareness, respect and empathy for the nation’s labour class. Nurtured, like a tender sapling is destined to grow and become a strong tree, by our beloved Chairperson, Mr. Mahendra Soni, CLL aims to create a better and equitable tomorrow for our Labourers & Workmen across the nation through its activities and initiatives.   About the Symposium Centre for Labour Laws, National Law Institute University, Bhopal in collaboration with National Law University, Delhi is delighted to host its maiden Global Symposium to enable discussions on key issues and new developments in the field of Labour and Employment Laws in the international arena. This symposium will be the first of its kind across Law universities in the entire country   Symposium Objective The overall objective of the symposium is to provide a platform and stimulate discussion on issuessurrounding labour, employment and otherrelated laws.   Attendees GSLEL will provide an opportunity for students from undergraduate, post graduate and doctoral qualification, academics and scholars, practitioners, consultants, researchers, and policy makers from different backgrounds across the world, to present their papers in the symposium and to discuss their experiences, findings or issues, new ideas, research results, as well as any practical challenges encountered and/or the solutions adopted during their work. At the symposium, all abstract/papers will be presented in English.   Panelists Professors, Enforcement Agencies, Trade Union leaders, affected parties, policy makers and Judges(courts and commissions).   Timeline 15 October, 2021 – Release for Call for Abstracts 15 November, 2021 – Last date to submit the Abstracts 30 November, 2021 – Last date to approve and intimate the approval of the abstracts by the Editorial Team to the Author(s) 15 December, 2021 – Last date to Register for the Symposium for the Author(s) whose abstract have been approved 31 December, 2021 – Last date to submit the full paper by the Author(s)   Registration Process Step 1: Abstract Submission The acceptance of the paper will be based on abstracts. All submitted abstracts will undergo a blind review. An abstract/proposal between 300 to 500 words, clearly summarising the arguments, should be submitted before the deadline. All abstracts must be submitted in English, through an email to "gslel@nliu.ac.in" with a subject line "Submission of Abstract_GSLEL". Step 2: Notification of Acceptance The Centre will inform its decision within two weeks, after the last date of abstract submission and notify the authors of the same. Step 3: Final Paper submission The academic papers for which abstracts have been accepted and registered for the symposium will be considered for final paper presentation, following a peer review process. The full paper must be submitted before the deadline, in compliance with the papersubmission guidelines. Step 4: Results The decision regarding the final selection for paper presentation will be communicated within two weeks afterthe deadline ofsubmission. Step 5: Registration After the final selection of the paper, the authors/ co-authors will be required to fulfil the registration process by filling the registration form and paying the registration fees. Registration fee includes the expenses for participation in the symposium, publication of the contribution, symposium attendance e-certificate, lunch during symposium, badge, symposium bag and/or symposium accessories and refreshment breaks. Co-Author(s) Registration: If co-author(s) is also presenting/attending the symposium, each co-author has to register individually for the symposium by completing the registration form. Any person who wishes to attend the Symposium can register via a separate form only for attendees. A certificate will also be issued to the attendee. The accommodation for the attendees/author(s) could be arranged by the organisers at a nominal fee which will be notified later. Step 6: Payment Upon submission of the registration form, the participants can pay their registration fee by PayPal, Google pay or Debit/Credit Card. The amount of fee to be paid by each author (Indian) will be ? 2000/- & foreign author it will be INR 2500/-. The amount of fee to be paid by each attendee will be ? 1000/- The payment hasto be made at: https://erp.nliu.ac.in/payment/#/ Step 7: Symposium Participants will be notified of the final itinerary of the symposium at least 15 daysin advance of the symposium. Step 8: Publication The best papers will be given an opportunity to be published in the form of an edited book on the said theme with an ISBN number. The papers must qualify the double-blind peerreview standards of the editorial board to be published.   Sub-Themes of the Symposium Rights of Workers in Post-COVID Era: Challenges & Prospects across Jurisdictions Emotional well-being and financial security in the time of Covid – Inclusive Recovery New Labour Law Codes and their universalised application Safety and health at workplace Ensuring Labour Rights for un-documented migrant workers, deemed workers, international workers and contract labourers Dispute Resolution and Dispute Prevention Individual Employment Law v. Collective Employment Law Shaping Labour Regulations- Resetting Standards. Resilience, Recovery and Justice under“New Normal” Workplace Stress, Bullying and Harassment of women and LGBTQ+ community . Modern Workplace Environment and Cyber Work Discussing the emerging issues of gig workers and unorganised sector. ILO perspective in contemporary context Production v. Reproduction Changing idea ofrelationship employee-employer Changing Labourlawsin comparative perspective Freedom of association and derivative rights Internationalsocialsecurity agreement Skills developmentsin consonance with technological advancements. Inconsistent judicial approach acrossthe globe Impact of Labour policies on right of workers Enforcement agencies Dilution of Labourlaws during and in post COVID-era Liberalisation of Labour Laws Workers' participation in management NOTE- The author(s) are allowed to choose any sub-theme from the sub-themes specified above and are also free to choose any othersub-theme, which relates to the central theme of the Symposium.   Submission Guidelines An abstract/proposal between 300 to 500 words, clearly summarising thearguments,should be submitted to gslel@nliu.ac.in. The file should be titled as: “Abstract_(Name of the Article)” The preferred length of the full paper (excluding footnotes) is 5,000-6,000 words (maximum limit). Authors must confine the paper between 12-15 pages, inclusive of everything. It must also include an Abstract (not more than 500 words) and 3-5 keywords. Authors’ autobiographical detailsshould be sent along with the contribution in a separate word document titled as “Cover Letter”, and shall include the name, academic & professional qualifications, institutional affiliation, currenttitle, position of each author and an address for correspondence. Co- authorship up to two authorsis allowed. The paper must be written in British English, typed using Times New Roman (Normal style, Font size 12) and in MS-Word. Page size should be A4, single column with 2.5 cm(1 inch) margin on all sides with single line spacing. All pages of the manuscript (including Tables and Figures) must be numbered. Submissions only in the .docx or.doc format will be accepted. Authors are expected to adhere strictly to the deadlines, and no extension will be granted, by the organizers, to any participant on any grounds whatsoever. Acceptance of Abstracts does not guarantee a publication in the Edited Book. After the submission, if the piece is considered suitable for publication, it will be subjected to double-blind peer review process. The decision regarding the same will be informed to the Author(s) within due course of time. The Editorial Board reserves the right to edit, change, shorten and add to your article for the original edition and for any subsequent revision along with the right to republish the article as part of an anthology in later years: provided that the meaning of the text is not materially altered. It is the responsibility of the author(s) to ensure that all references and citations are correct, and that the contribution does not contain any material that infringes copyright, or is defamatory, obscene or otherwise unlawful or litigious. The citations must conform to OSCOLA (Oxford Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities) Citing and Referencing Style. Citation of sources should appear in both, the body of the text (an in-text citation) and at the end of the work (a reference list). Copyright in the article shall be vested jointly with the author(s) of the submission and the Publisher. By submitting an article for the symposium, the author(s) of the submission grants the publisher with a license to publish the article and warrants that s/he is the owner of all the copyrights of the article. Where the author subsequently wishes to publish the article, the author is requested to obtain prior permission from the Editorial Board of the symposium and acknowledge that the article first appeared in the symposium proceedings. The Author(s) will indemnify and defend the Publisher against any claim, demand or recovery against the Publisher by reason of any violation of any proprietary right or copyright, or because of any libellous or scandalous matter contained in the Manuscript. The Author(s) shall submit an undertaking to the same effect.   Tentative Schedule 04 February, 2022 Inauguration ceremony- 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Session I- 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Lunch- 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Session II- 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM 05 February, 2022 Session I- 11:00 PM to 1:00 PM Lunch- 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Session II- 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM 06 February, 2022 Session I- 11:00 PM to 1:00 PM Lunch- 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Session II- 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Valedictory Ceremony- 4:30-5:30 PM   Contact Email Address: gslel@nliu.ac.in, with a subject line “Queries/Doubts/Clarifications relating to Global Symposium on Labour & Employment Law”.  Devansh Malhotra, Convenor, Centre For Labour Laws, NLIU, Mob.No.+91 98724 50314 Vidhi Saxena, Co-Convenor, Centre For Labour Laws,, NLIU, Mob.No.+9193409 26023

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12th Indian Vis Pre-Moot by Jindal Global Law School
12th Indian Vis Pre-Moot by Jindal Global Law School

Jindal Global University is organizing the 12th Indian Vis Pre-Moot, scheduled to be held virtually on February 26-27, 2021.   About the Vis Pre-Moot The Willem C. Vis Moot is one of the greatest and most awaited events of the international arbitral calendar, taking place each year in both Hong Kong and Vienna. The Moot is organized by the Association for the Organization and Promotion of the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Verein zur Veranstaltung und Förderung des Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot). Jindal Global University has been hosting the Indian Vis Pre-Moot since its 7th edition in 2017. The Pre-moot will be on the same problem as the main moot and is used by teams as a testing ground before the real moot. Pre-moots open a world of possibilities and enhance performance. They become an extremely essential platform for teams to learn and develop new styles and strategies from their counterparts.   12th Indian Vis Pre-Moot This year, the Indian Vis Pre-Moot will be held on 26th and 27th February 2022. To ensure the safety of all participants, the Pre-Moot shall be held virtually. The registration for the 12th Indian Vis Pre-Moot will be open from December 25th, 12 AM IST to January 5th, 11:59 PM IST. The slots will be filled on a first-come-first-serve basis.   General Details Official Name: 12th Indian Vis Pre-Moot 2022 Date: 26-27th February 2022 Location: Virtual Registration: Registration formally begins on 25th December 12:00 a.m. IST. The same may be done by filling the following form: https://forms.office.com/r/US8WKqL9pL Further information: No registration fee will be charged. Due to limited seats, teams would be selected on a first-come first-served basis.The last date of registration is 5th January 2022 at 11:59 p.m. IST.    Contact For any queries, please contact us at vispremoot@jgu.edu.in.

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2nd Justice GP Singh Memorial National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition 2022, CCI-DNLU
2nd Justice GP Singh Memorial National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition 2022, CCI-DNLU

DNLU with CCI is organizing its 2nd Justice G P Singh Memorial National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, 2022, to be held from February 18 to 20, 2022.   About Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur (M.P.) was established in the year 2018, by Madhya Pradesh Dharmashastra National Law University Act 24 of 2018, with the object of advancing the cause of legal education and achieving excellence at imparting value-based legal education to undergraduate as well as postgraduate students. The University was unveiled by the noted legal luminaries, leaders and educationists in 2018 with a vision to be the center of excellence in legal education and research by disseminating quality education and training; nurturing vibrant legal culture through judicious practices and ethically responsible pursuits. The University aims to emerge as a unique institution for imparting legal education which is socially relevant and professionally competent. The University seeks to impart and disseminate the knowledge of law and to promote the culture of research for the development and advancement of legal education. It also orients towards imparting specialized and systematic instructions and training to the law students, research scholars and officers performing administrative, quasi-administrative functions. The University aims not only to be knowledge driven institution but also a creativity and wisdom driven Institution, as a result of which, the University has etched its mark across the nation, and even beyond the national boundaries. To reflect a few achievements, the University has bagged remarkable positions in moot court competitions of international and national repute. In addition to bearing the illustrious esteem of a National Law University, the University is empaneled with the Competition Commission of India as a part of "The Panel of Reputed Institutions having Expertise in Law, Economics, Finance and Management for Competitive Assessment of Economic Bills and Legislations" and is actively engaged to pursue and encourage innovative scholarship and research in Competition Law on national and international level, in addition to explicating the contemporary evolution of the academic and practical aspects of the concerned subject area.   About Competition Commission of India The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is a regulatory body established on 14 October, 2003, by the Government of India to implement the Competition Act, 2002, which, as amended by the Competition (Amendment) Act, 2007, follows the philosophy of modern competition laws. The Competition Act guarantees that no enterprise abuses their 'dominant position' in a market through the control of supply, manipulating purchase prices, or adopting practices that deny market access to other competing firms, and the Competition Commission ensures the same. Moreover, through proactive engagement with all stakeholders, including consumers, industry, government and international jurisdictions, the Competition Commission of India aims at establishing a robust competitive environment. The duty of the Commission is to act in accordance with the objectives enumerated under the Competition Act, i.e., to prohibit anti- competitive agreements, abuse of dominant position by enterprises and regulate combinations (acquisition, acquiring of control and M&A), which cause or are likely to cause an appreciable adverse effect on competition within India. The broad objective of the Commission is to create and sustain fair competition in the economy that will provide a ‘level playing field’ to the producers and make the markets more competitive. To this end, the mandate of the CCI includes eliminating practices having adverse effect on competition; inspiring businesses to be fair, competitive and innovative; protection of the interests of consumers, and ensuring freedom of trade in the markets of India. The Commission being a quasi-judicial body is also required to give opinion on competition issues on a reference received from a statutory authority established under any law and to undertake competition advocacy, create public awareness and impart training on competition issues. In order to achieve its objectives, the Commission tends to engage in wide-ranging advocacy programs like that of competition assessment of policies and legislations by collaborating with educational institutions, conducting training sessions, panel discussions and conferences on issues related to competition law and practice, and further, offering internship opportunities to students and young professionals as well as organizing essay writing competitions at national level.   About the Corporate Law Moot Court Competition 2022 The 1st Justice GP Singh Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2021 which was the 1th edition of our flagship moot is an effort aimed at providing an opportunity to hone argumentative skills and to connect experienced professionals with law students at a national level. Hon’ble Justice G.P. Singh (1922- 2013), one of the finest and legendary judges of India was not only the former Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh High Court but had also been the Governor of Madhya Pradesh twice, after which he acted as the Chairman of Madhya Pradesh Law Commission and Lokayukta of Madhya Pradesh. Apart from holding positions of such profound significance, he had written a highly acknowledged and widely revered book, "Principles of Statutory Interpretation" which contains critical analyses of important Indian and English decisions with references to authoritative foreign works such as Bennion on Statutory Interpretation. The Moot Court Competition witnessed participation of teams from top Law Institutes of the country. The event was spread over three days, from 30th April to 2nd May 2021. The moot problem was based on various aspects of Business Laws, Corporate Laws and Criminal Laws. The researcher’s test which was conducted on the first day consisted of questions on the facts of the case and the legal issues related to the moot problem. SLS Pune was adjudged as the Best Team in orals as well as memorial in the finals against GLC mumbai. The successful conduction of 1st Justice GP Singh Memorial National Moot Court Competition 2021 set the ball rolling for further moots under this flagship, which the University aspires to conduct and organize for the cause of adding to the significance of the nationwide mooting culture. 2nd Justice G P Singh Memorial National Corporate Law Moot Court Competition, 2022 is being conducted in association with the Competition Commission of India, where the title sponsor of the moot is Competition Commission of India, sponsring a cash prize of Rs. 1,00,000/-. The present moot, in collaboration with the Competition Commission of India is yet another effort to materialize the mutual endeavours of CCI and DNLU to promote the discipline and practice of Competition Law. The moot proposition is centred around Competition Law and its allied disciplines. Union Bank of India is extending financial support to the University for this event. Intolegal world is the Knowledge Partner, Lawctopus is on board as Education and Advertising Partner and Verdictum is our Media Partner for the Event.   Date The Competition shall be organized from February 18, 2022 to February 20, 2022.   Dress Code The participants shall adhere to following dress code when present in any court room during the Competition. Ladies: White Salwar and Kurta or White Shirt and Black Pant or Skirt along with Black Coat and Black Shoes; and Gentlemen: White Shirt, Black Trousers and Black Tie along with Black Coat and Black Shoes.   Language The language of the Competition shall be English.   Eligibility Eligibility:The Competition shall be open to students who are – Pursuing an integrated 5 year LL.B. programme in India; or Pursuing a 3 year LL.B. programme in India.   Team Composition Each team shall constitute minimum of two members and maximum of three members. Under no condition shall a team consisting more than 3 members be allowed to participate.   Registration The registration form is to be filled in soft copy and the fees for each team shall be 3000/-, which has to be paid online in the account mentioned below: Account Name : Dharmashastra National Law University A/c Moot Court Committee Account Number : 519302010221761 IFSC Code : UBIN0551937 Branch : Union Bank of India, State Bar Council, High Court All the participating institutions have to confirm participation by sending the soft copy of the form along with the receipt of the online payment to mcc@mpdnlu.ac.in on or before January 25, 2022 by 5:00 PM.   Format of the Competition The Competition is planned virtually on Google Meet and is divided into– Preliminary Rounds, Quarter Final Rounds, Semi Final Rounds Final Rounds.   Awards & Prizes Best Team: Rs. 40,000 Runners Up: Rs. 25,000 Best Memorial: Rs. 15,000 Best Speaker: Rs. 10,000 Best Researcher: Rs. 10,000 Certificates of merit shall be given to all the teams qualifying for quarter finals and beyond. Certificate of participation shall be given to all the participating teams. The awards, certificates of merit and certificates of participation shall be announced during the valedictory ceremony to be conducted on February 22, 2022. The soft copy of the same shall be mailed to the respective teams and prize money shall be deposited in the account details provided by the winners.   Important Dates Commencement of Registrations 22/12/2021 Release of Moot Problem 22/12/2021 Last Date for Seeking Clarifications 07/01/2022 Release of Clarifications 12/01/2022 Last Date of Registration 25/01/2022 Submission of Memorial 15/02/2022 Researcher’s Test 18/02/2022 Oral Rounds 19/02/2022 – 20/02/2022   Contact In case of any queries or clarifications regarding the competition feel free to mail your queries at mcc@mpdnlu.ac.in Ms. Aditi Richa Tiwary, Convener:+91 94247-26559 Ms. Ishita, Secretary:+91 94791-30140 Ms. Richa Gupta, Co- Convener: +91 94246-98422 Mr. Shivam Dubey, Dy. 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DME International Moot Court Competition (Virtual), 2022, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
DME International Moot Court Competition (Virtual), 2022, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Delhi Metropolitan Education is organizing its DME International Moot Court Competition (Virtual), 2022, scheduled to be held on April 2-3, 2022.   About the University Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University was established as Indraprastha University (IPU) on 28th March 1998 by the Govt. of NCT Delhi as a state university under the provisions of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Act, 1998 with its Amendment in 1999. The university was ranked 66 among Indian universities by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2019 and 95 in the overall category. The University is recognized by University Grants Commission (India), under section 12B of the UGC Act.   About the College Delhi Metropolitan Education is a premier Educational Institute affiliated to the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi. The college offers B.A.LLB (H), B.BA.LLB (H), B.A. (JMC) and BBA courses.Since its inception, the college has attained numerous laurels to its credit and has successfully attained a distinguished stature. For two consecutive years it has bagged ‘A - Grade’ Certificate from the G.G.S.I.P.U. The college has numerous societies which are involved in diverse fields & activities ranging from the cultural arts, photography, academics to scholarly events.   About the Competition The moot court proposition covers areas like Sexual Harassment at Workplace, Human Rights, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Corporate Governance and such other global concerns. Violence against women remains devastatingly pervasive and starts alarmingly young. Prominent news headlines grabs our attention towards sexual harassment at the workplace. New data from WHO and partners manifests that across their lifetime, 1 in 3 women, around 736 million, are subjected to physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner or sexual violence from a non-partner – a number that has remained largely unchanged over the past decade. As of 2019, there are approx 19.45% working women in India out of the total female population which is estimated around 48% of the total population. The rate of crime in the workplace against women has been increasing rapidly, not just in our country and also around the globe. In a society where violence against women is posed just to show the patriarchal value operating in society, these values of men pose the greatest challenge in curbing sexual harassment. No female worker is safe and the sense of security is lacking in them. Sexual harassment is rooted in cultural practices and is exacerbated by power relations at the workplace. Unless there is enough emphasis on sensitization at the workplace, legal changes are hardly likely to be successful. Workplaces need to frame their own comprehensive policies on how they will deal with sexual harassment. Instead of cobbling together committees at the court’s intervention, a system and a route of redress should already be in place. As a leading institution of this country, we endeavor to provide budding lawyers the best possible exposure in terms of practical experience, and we believe that by organising such academic events, we strive to achieve that aim. It gives us immense pleasure to extend our heartfelt invite to your esteemed institution to participate and make this event a grand success. This event incites to provide a platform to the students and faculty of law to sharpen their minds and showcase their legal knowledge.   Date and Venue The 1st DME International Moot Court Competition, 2022 will be held from 1st - 3rd April, 2022.   Team Eligibility and Composition Participation is strictly restricted to bona fide law students pursuing three-year or five-year LL.B. and LLM degree courses in any college all over the Globe. A maximum of three and minimum of two members are allowed per participating team. In a team consisting of three members, two shall be designated as ‘Speakers’ and the third member shall be designated as ‘Researcher’. Only one team is permitted to participate from each participating institution. Note:- College's Decision is final in case of any dispute.   Registration Procedure Registration: All the participating institutions have to confirm participation by sending a duly filled Registration Form (Annexure- II) by email at mootcourt@dme.ac.in. Teams also have to fill the registration form- https://forms.gle/9VkdvUKih86cXNATA Allotment of Team Code: Every team that has successfully completed the Registration requisites under the Rules shall be allotted a unique code after the closure of the Registration for the Competition. Once the Code is allotted, every team must use only the team code for any further communication with the Organizers during the Competition. Change in Team Composition: Any request for the change in team composition must be intimated to the Organizer at the earliest. Any change must be accompanied with a freshly filled registration form and an authority letter duly signed by the head of the institution. The domestic (India) participating teams are required to pay INR 1,500/- The overseas (Foreign) participating teams are required to pay $30 The Registration will only be confirmed after the payment of Registration Fees; The Registration amount is Non-Refundable.   Bank Details Name of the bank: HDFC Bank Ltd. Branch: Sector 18, Noida College Name: Delhi Metropolitan Education Account Type: Saving Account No.: 50100187447560 IFSC Code: HDFC0001592   Dress Code Participants shall be appropriately attired for the rounds of the competition. Robes and collar bands are not permitted. The Dress Code for the Inauguration, Researcher’s Test, Oral Rounds and Valedictory & Prize Distribution shall strictly be: For Gentlemen - Western Formals (White formal shirt with black formal pants and a black blazer), and western formals, For Ladies - Western Formals (White formal shirt with black formal pants/black formal skirt and a black blazer) or Indian Formals.   Awards Best Team: INR 50,000/- Runners Up: INR 30,000/- Best Researcher: INR 5,000/- Best Speaker (Female): INR 5,000/- Best Speaker (Male): INR 5,000/- Best Memorial: INR 5,000/- Second Best Memorial: INR 3,000/-   Important Dates Last Date of Registration: 15th March 2022 Last date to mail Clarifications: 20th March 2022 Release of Clarifications: 22nd March 2022 Memorial Submission Deadline: 25th March 2022 Last date to submit memorial with Penalty: 26th March 2022 Researcher’s Test: 1st April 2022 Preliminary Round: 2nd April, 2022 Quarter Finals Round: 2nd April 2022 Semi Finals Round: 3rd April 2022 Finals Round: 3rd April 2022   Contact Registration Formalities: The address for correspondence for all Registration Formalities and Written Submissions is: Dr. Garima Goswami Convener, Moot Court Committee Delhi Metropolitan Education, B-12, B Block Industrial Area, Noida Sector- 62, Uttar Pradesh-201301 Student Organizers Ms. Riya Kumar (Convener) — +91 7042611876 Ms. Megha Mishra (Co-Convener) —+91-98181 19164

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31st All India Moot Court (Second Virtual) Competition 2022, Kerala Law Academy
31st All India Moot Court (Second Virtual) Competition 2022, Kerala Law Academy

Kerala Law Academy or KLA is organizing its 31st All India (Second Virtual) Moot Court Competition, 2022, scheduled to be held from February 2 to 12, 2022.    About the Competition We are glad to inform you that the Kerala Law Academy Moot Court Society is conducting the 31st All India Moot Court Competition for the Kerala Law Academy Trophy from 09-02-2022 to 12-02-2022. It is the thirty-first year since the Annual Moot Court Competition for the Kerala Law Academy Trophy has been launched. It is also one of the oldest competitions in the country and we are proud that it is acclaimed by the academic community as well as by the legal circles as a trendsetter and one of the most prestigious Moot Court Competitions organized in our country. The competition has grown in prominence over the years and today it occupies a unique place in the National Calendar of Moot Court Competitions. Participation is opened to All Universities/ Law colleges/ Law schools in India. The Academy Moot Competition is known for its professional set up and hospitality as understood from the responses of earlier participants.   Date and Platform Amidst COVID-19 pandemic, the prestigious 31st All India Moot Court Competition for the KLA Trophy, hosted by the Kerala Law Academy will be held via virtual mode from 09th to 12th of February 2022 from the Kerala Law Academy Campus, Peroorkada, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala. The competition is conducted through the online platforms ZOOM and GOOGLE MEET. All the participating teams should have good access to internet and be able to access the above said online platform at the scheduled dates and time. This is a mandatory requirement for participation.   Team Composition The Competition is open to all Law Colleges / Law Schools and Faculties / Universities; Departments of Law in India (hereafter “participating institutions”) recognized by the Bar Council of India. The participation is limited to LL.B/ B.L./ B.G.L. students both in the Three-year Scheme and Five-Year Scheme. Students doing post-graduation in law and students undergoing correspondence courses are not eligible to participate in the Competition. Only one team from each participating institution shall be registered for the competition. Each team shall comprise three members (two speakers and one researcher).   Registration Process The team intending to participate must register on or before 25th January 2022 (25.01.2022) by submitting the duly filled Proforma provided in the Kerala Law Academy website (https://keralalawacademy.in/forms/moot-court-2022/) and making online payment of Rs 4000/- as registration fee through the online link provided in the kerala law academy website (https://keralalawacademy.in/forms/moot-court-2022/) or send Demand Draft for Rs 4000/drawn in favour of “Kerala Law Academy Moot Court Society” payable at Thiruvananthapuram, to “ The General Secretary, Kerala Law Academy Moot Court Society, Kerala Law Academy campus, Peroorkada, Thiruvananthapuram 695005” to reach on or before 25th January 2022. E-mail id: mcs@keralalawacademy.in   Registration Fees Registration for a team is Rs 4000/-. Team codes shall be allotted on 26th of January 2022 (26.01.2022).   Dress Code The dress code for the competition is formal. Men are required to wear a Black suit with a white shirt and a black tie. Women are required to wear a white shirt, Black trousers/skirt and a black jacket or Salwar kameez and black jacket. Gowns and bands are not permitted to be worn by the Participants in the Competition.   Awards Best Team Second Best Team Best Student Advocate Second Best Student Advocate Best Lady Advocate Best Memorial The winner will be awarded the KLA Trophy & other trophy, certificates and a cash prize of Rs. 1,00,000 (Rupees One lakh only) and the Runners-up will be awarded a trophy, certificate and a cash prize of Rs. 50,000 ( Rupees Fifty Thousand only). Other prize holders will be awarded trophy and certificates. All the participants will be awarded E-certificates of participation.   Online Platform The competition is conducted through the online platforms ZOOM and GOOGLE MEET. The Meeting ID, Password and Link will be communicated to the teams via email 25 to 15 minutes before each round in which they are participating. All the participating teams should have good access to the internet and be able to access the above said online platform with a good camera. This is a mandatory requirement for participation.   Schedule of the Competition Registration - on or before 25th January 2022 (25.01.2022) (Tuesday) Online Desk Registration – 2.00 pm, 09.02.2022 (Wednesday) Inaugural Function – 5.30 pm, 09.02.2022 (Wednesday) Briefing Session and Pick of Lots – 7.00 pm, 09.02.2022 (Wednesday) Preliminary Round 1 – 8.30 am, 10.02.2022 (Thursday) Preliminary Round 2 – 2.00 pm 10.2.2022 (Thursday) Pre-Quarter Round – 11.00 am, 11.02.2022 (Friday) Quarter Final Round – 3.00 pm, 11.02.2022 (Friday) Semi-final Round- 10.00 am, 12.02.2022 (Saturday) Final Round – 2.30 pm, 12.02.2022 (Saturday) Valedictory Function & Prize Distribution - 5.00 pm, 12.02.2022 (Saturday)   Important Links Rules of the Competition: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nIklI9aIcjnoIyQmmF0qMmlJEke95hAp/view Moot Proposition: https://keralalawacademy.in/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Moot-Problem-31st-NMCC-2022.pdf   Contact For any queries, please write to mcs@keralalawacademy.in or contact any of the following: Dr. Dakshina Saraswathy – 9744169215 (Assistant Professor & General Secretary, KLA Moot Court Society) Student Conveners Ajay Y (Student Convenor, Moot Court Society): 9746525734 Sruthi Kannan (Student Joint Convenor, Moot Court Society): 8921194385 Hrishikesh Jayasarman (Student Joint Convenor, Moot Court Society): 7025263839

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Call for Papers, AMU Law Society Review 2022
Call for Papers, AMU Law Society Review 2022

The AMU Law Society Review 2022 invites submissions by way of a Call for Papers, for its flagship publication (to be published in form of a book with ISBN number).   About the AMU Law Society Review The AMU Law Society Review is the flagship journal of the Law Society, Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh (U.P). It is an annual journal which provides an extensive platform to academicians, practitioners, researchers and students to assimilate, exchange and extend their ideas to facilitate the debate on contemporary legal issues through their scholarly articles and research papers. The journal assumes an inter-disciplinary orientation and is wide enough to include national as well as international legal and policy-based issues within its sweep. The Review has received enthusiastic responses over the past years, having continually aimed at raising the bar of academic research with insightful and pertinent contributions to the legal discourse. AMU Law Society Review 2022 invites submissions in the form of Research Papers, Case Comments/ Legislative Comments, Articles & Essays, and Book/Film Reviews and other such submission for its flagship publication (to be published in form of a book with ISBN number).   Categories of Submission Research Papers: 3,000 to 5,000 words Case Comments and Legislative Comments: 2,000 to 3,000 words Articles and Essays: 1,500 to 2,500 words Book Reviews: 1,000 to 2,000 words Please note that these are not strict categories and other creative categories of submissions may also be entertained. Submissions interacting with past publications of the AMU Law Society Review are welcomed. Empirical research pieces are also welcomed. Word limits are exclusive of footnotes.   Suggested Themes & Sub-themes Emerging Trends in the Criminal Justice System & Judiciary The Intersection of the Digital World & the Indian Justice System Criminal Accountability & Genetics Mental Health & Criminal Justice System The Objectification of Women under Indian Penal Laws Recent International Developments United Nations & the Handling of Pandemics The Role of Law in the Success or Failure of Socialist Models Across the Globe Law and Policy Implementation in Gulf Cooperation Countries with reference to Competition and Bankruptcy Laws Developments in Arbitration Law With Reference To the Amazon v. Future Retail Case Constitutional Law in Contemporary Times Social Media, Media Trials & Regulation of Free Speech A Comparative Study of the Various Divorce Laws in Various Jurisdic- tions Citizen’s Right to Transparency in Administration Digital Literacy & Its Implications for the Class Divide Literature & Law Spiritualism and the Judicial Decision Making Process The Law of Obscenity and Literature A Critical Discussion on the Copyright Law vis-a-vis Promotion of Literature Law & Technology Legal Framework for Data Security & Data Privacy for the Common Masses Challenges for Organisations brought about by the history of cyberattacks Evaluation of Cryptography in the Enhancement of Cybersecurity A Critical Analysis on the Regulatory, Legal, & Ethical Consideration of Telemedicines Note: These themes are merely suggestive and the authors are free to submit their manuscripts dealing with any creative theme.   Submission Guidelines Authors shall first submit their abstract via Google Form available at https:// forms.gle/sWuaDXVLFRpNvbrP7 by 10th January, 2022. A copy of the responses of the Google Form shall be sent to the registered email ID as acknowledgement of receipt of the abstract submission. The word limit for the Abstract is 350 words. The abstract must indicate how the manuscript offers to add something new to existing scholarship. The abstract submission shall not contain the name of the author or institutional affiliation or any other identification mark (except in cover letter). Abstract submissions shall be made in (.doc) or (.docx) format only. A separate cover letter in (.doc) or (.docx) format containing particulars of the author(s) and the submission details is to be sent along with the submission. The document containing the abstract shall be named in the manner ‘Abstract_ Title of the submission’. Similarly, the document containing the cover letter shall be named in the manner ‘Cover letter_ Title of the submission’. A cover letter shall include: (1) Title of Submission; (2) Theme & Sub-theme Cho- sen, if any; (3) Abstract; (4) Name of the Author and Co-Author, if any; (5) Designation; (6) Institutional Affiliation; (7) Contact Information and Address for Correspondence. Upon the selection of abstracts, the authors shall submit their manuscripts via a Google Form, the link of which shall be made available to the authors by the January 25th, 2022. Thereafter, upon the selection of manuscripts, the authors shall be intimated and may be required to make certain changes as suggested to them by the Editorial Board, and shall be given time to resubmit their manuscripts. The authors are expected to be accommodative of the changes that are suggested by the Editorial Board.   Important Dates Release of Brochure: 20th December 2021 Last Date for Submission of Abstract: 10th January 2022 Communication of Acceptance/Rejection of Abstract by: 25th January 2022 Last date for Final Submission of Full Paper: 15th February 2022   Contact Rajat Shandilya Contact Number: +91-8077074696 Email Address: rshandilya67@gmail.com Taha Bin Tasneem Contact Number: +91-8272875600 Email Address: taha1.tasneem@gmail.com Nadra Mallick Contact Number: +91-76678 54255 Email Address: nadrajmallick@gmail.com

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XII M K Nambyar Memorial National Level Moot Court Competition, 2022, KLS RL Law College, Belagavi
XII M K Nambyar Memorial National Level Moot Court Competition, 2022, KLS RL Law College, Belagavi

KLS’ Raja Lakhamgouda Law College, Belagavi is organizing their XII M K Nambyar Memorial National Level Moot Court Competition, 2022, scheduled to be held in physical mode from March 11 to 13, 2022.   About the College Raja Lakhamgouda Law College is an institution for legal education situated in Belgaum, Karnataka, India. It was established in 1939 by the Karnataka Law Society and is one of the oldest Indian Law Colleges. The college is named after Raja Lakhamgouda Sardesai, the head of the former princely state of Vantamuri who has served as a mentor and donor to the school.   About the Competition We take pride in announcing that the XII M. K. Nambyar Memorial National Level Moot Court Competition, 2022 will be conducted 11th, 12th and 13th March 2022. This competition will be conducted in physical mode (subject to the prevailing covid restrictions then). We assure you that the organisers will take proper care and safety measures as far as social distancing in the court rooms, proper and regular sanitization, of court rooms and campus, safe accommodation facility, minimum contact with organisers, no overcrowded campus, etc. The participants will not be exposed to unnecessary risk at the venue. The participants must have completed both doses of covid vaccination. We are looking forward to your participation.   Date of Competition 11th, 12th and 13th March, 2022.   Language The language of the Competition shall be English.   Eligibility Law Schools, Law Colleges, Law Universities, recognized by the Bar Council of India, are eligible to participate in the competition. The participants should currently be pursuing their Bachelor’s Degree in Law i.e., Three-Year or Five-Year Law Course and must have studied Constitutional Law subject in their course. Students who have not yet studied Constitutional Law as one of the subjects are not eligible.   Composition of Teams Each team shall comprise of two Mooters and may also have a Researcher. The team members must have completed both the doses of covid vaccination.   Format of the Competition The competition will be conducted in physical mode.   Registration Each Participating team shall duly fill the registration form provided herewith and send it along with the Registration fee of ?2,500 + GST i.e., ?2,950, which is not refundable. However, if application is not accepted, the registration fee will be refunded. The registration fees may be sent through Demand Draft drawn in favour of “PRINCIPAL, R. L. LAW COLLEGE, BELAGAVI” PAYABLE AT BELAGAVI. Alternatively, participants may transfer the fees digitally (NEFT, IMPS, UPI) to the following account: Account Name The Principal, R. L. Law College, Belagavi. Bank Name Union Bank of India, KLS Branch, Tilakwadi, Belagavi. Account Number 520101210326782 IFSC Code UBIN0920037 In case of online payment, kindly email the following details without fail to mkinmoot@rllc.in Name of the sender Account name and account number from which the amount is paid Date and time of payment, and Unique Transaction Reference (UTR) Number.   Spot registration will not be entertained. However, the organisers reserve the discretion to entertain late applications. The first 28 teams duly registered will be considered. Each team will be allotted a Team Code after registration. The last date for submitting the registration form with fees is 31st January 2022. Registration Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RRRChDKkHVRh_k6cwLXyY4CsaIoQbLn3/view   Structure of Rounds Preliminary Rounds, Quarter-Final Rounds, Semi-Final Rounds, and Final Round   Disputes Any dispute about the Moot Court Competition shall be referred to the Organizing Committee before commencement of next round of the competition. Any dispute regarding Final Round shall be raised within half an hour after the conclusion of the round. In all matters of objections and complaints, the decision of the Organizing Committee shall be final and binding.   Dress Code The official Dress Code for the Competition is as below: Gentlemen: Black Trouser, White Shirt, Black Blazer, Black Neck Tie and Black Formal Shoes. Ladies: Black Trouser, White Shirt, Black Blazer and Black Formal Shoes.   Awards Trophies and cash prizes shall be awarded in the following manner: Winner: ? 30,000/- Runners-Up: ? 20,000/- Best Memorial: ? 10,000/- Best Speaker (Male): ? 10,000/- Best Speaker (Female): ? 10,000/- Advocate Ashok N. Potdar Cash Prize for Best Speaker. The Winner and Runners-up will be awarded Certificates of Merit and all other participants will receive Certificates of Participation.   Accommodation Outstation participants will be provided accommodation for the duration of the competition. Only the three (3) registered members of the team shall be provided accommodation. Any extra member shall make his/her own arrangements for the same. Girls and boys will be allotted separate accommodations. They have to maintain strict discipline and desist from causing any annoyance, disturbance or any other inconvenience to other guests staying in the lodging or the management of the lodging. Any violation of this rule by any member of the team will lead to disqualification of the team and they will have to arrange for their own accommodation.   Miscellaneous Scouting shall lead to instant disqualification of the team. In case of an odd number of teams, R. L. Law College shall constitute a team only for the Preliminary rounds so as to prevent ex parte proceedings in any Court. Moot problem, being the property of R. L. Law College, shall not be used by any other college, institution, or individual etc., without the written permission of R. L. Law College. The organizers will not pay travelling allowance/conveyance to the participating teams. However, local hospitality will be provided to the participants. The organizers reserve the right to use the Memorials submitted to them, after the competition, as they deem appropriate. All participants shall maintain decorum throughout the competition and are expected to conduct themselves in a manner befitting the legal profession, whether in the Court Hall or outside. Use of mobile phone in any form during the competition is strictly forbidden. Violating team may lose marks or may be disqualified in extreme circumstances. Consumption of any tobacco related products and any intoxicating products are strictly forbidden on the college campus. The organizers reserve the right to alter, modify, amend, add to or change any of the rules mentioned above and also date of competition at any time without any prior notice.   Important Dates Release of Moot Problem and Rules: 17/12/2021 Last Date of Registration: 31/01/2022 Last date to submit soft copy of Memorials: 20/02/2022 Last date to submit hard copies of Memorials: 28/02/2022 M. K. Nambyar Memorial National Level Moot Court Competition, 2022: 11th, 12th and 13th March 2022.   Moot Proposition Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/160wwCiRkW2Aj749ioBXUf2iJswsoHYmq/view

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