HNLU Raipur in collaboration with the National Commission for Women is organizing an ‘Eastern Region Law Review Consultation on ‘The Family Courts Act, 1984.
ABOUT
This Eastern Region Law Review Consultation is being organised to analyze and review the existing legal framework of the Family Courts Act, 1984 with a view to finding out the loopholes in the Act and the difficulties in its implementation.
The programme will be the beginning of a series of impact review conferences.” The Consultation Programme is coordinated by Dr Parvesh Kumar Rajput. The Consultation Programmes would be attended by esteemed Judges, Deputy Advocate General, Principal Secretary Law, Academicians and Advocates from the Eastern Region.
OBJECTIVES
The aim is to articulate recommendations for workable amendments in the Act in order to streamline the procedure of Family Courts. This Consultation would deliberate upon the utility, working, efficiency, and effectiveness of the Act in the background of changing dynamics of the society and its norms.
DATE
September 30, 2022
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Centre for Aviation & Space Laws, West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences is organizing an International Conference on Aviation Financing, UNIDROIT and Growing Concerns.
ABOUT
In light of many challenges and taking note of the contemporary relevance of the topic, the Centre for Aviation and Space Laws of the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences is organising an international conference to chart the current developments in this sector, the domestic and international challenges complicit in the present situation, and the legal ramifications of the same in the backdrop of the developments taking place, as well as to bridge the gap in legal literature and jurisprudence of this sector.
ELIGIBILITY
As this academic exercise is focused on the current concerns faced by the international aviation community, participation from various segments of society is expected.
While academicians, students and researchers would benefit immensely out of the discussions, the legal practitioners would also be able to acquaint themselves with this emerging branch of law.
Representatives from the aviation industries at all levels are expected to participate to get benefits out of scholarly discussions on important issues like aviation financing.
With the participation of internationally renowned aviation law experts as resource persons, even lawmakers and other government representatives would be benefitted out of their participation in this international conference.
THEME
Concerns in Aviation Financing
Dealing with Jurisdiction and Applicable Laws in Aviation Financing
Governing laws of Aviation Financing and UNIDROIT Principles
Dispute Resolution in Aviation Financing
Aircraft Leasing and Issues
Title Transfer of an Aircraft
Security Registration and Remedies under the UNIDROIT System
Protection of Creditors during the Insolvency of Airlines
Impact of COVID-19 on Aviation Financing from the Perspective of the UNIDROIT System
Aviation Financing and State Subsidy
REGISTRATION FEE
Early Bird Registration Fee for Paper Presenters/Participants (within India): Rs. 500/-
Registration Fee for Paper Presenters/Participants at Normal Rate (within India): Rs. 1000/-
Early Bird Registration Fee for Paper Presenters/Participants (outside India): USD 20/-
Registration Fee for Paper Presenters/Participants at Normal Rate (outside India): USD 50/-
Invited resource persons, members of CASL (NUJS), faculty members and students of NUJS are exempted from the payment of the registration fee.
IMPORTANT DATES
Last date for submission of Abstract: 5 October 2022
Last date for submission of Full Paper: 8 November 2022
Last date for Early Bird Registration: 20 October 2022
Last date for Normal Registration: 10 November 2022
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In India, one of the most well-known full-service law firms is Singhania & Partners LLP (Ed. 1999).Reputable legal directories, including Chambers and Partners, Legal500, Indian Business Law Journal, Benchmark Litigation, and Asialaw Profiles, have given the firm their highest recommendations in a variety of practise areas, including corporate-M&A, banking & finance, projects and energy, intellectual property, and employment law.Major Indian firms as well as Fortune 500 companies are among the clients of Singhania & Partners.
In addition, we represent a large number of private clients for investments in tech start-ups and initiatives as well as wills and estates.Numerous ministries, government agencies, and public sector organisations seek the firm’s advice.Singhania & Partners has developed a reputation as “Experts in Construction Disputes Advisory,” among other things, throughout the years. It has a successful track record of defending regulatory bodies, construction businesses, consultants, and contractors before domestic and international arbitration tribunals. The majority of the professionals and clients have been working with the business for a considerable amount of time, which is indicative of the firm’s dedication to serving as a trusted advisor to its priceless associates and clientele.
Practice leaders and associates from Singhania & Partners frequently discuss current legal problems in reputable fora. Many attorneys have written chapters for well-known legal journals and books. It goes without saying that Singhania & Partners is a top employer in India for both newly graduated lawyers and seasoned legal professionals.
About the Responsibilities
Vacancy for Sr. Associate (Arbitration & Litigation). Desired Experience Level- 4-7 Years.
Eligibility
LLB
Ability to lead a team of associates.
Excellent writing, research, and independent drafting abilities for statements of claims, applications, petitions, statements of defence, and rejoinders.
appearances before district commissioners, high courts, special land acquisition officers, and city civil courts.
Additionally, the candidate should be well-versed in managing court-related issues connected to arbitration, such as those involving sections 9, 11, 14, 15, 27, 34, 36, and 37, among others.
a thorough understanding of the Civil Procedure Code, Indian Evidence Act, Indian Contract Act, Consumer Civil Laws, and other business laws as well as the Arbitration and Conciliation Act of 1996.
experience managing cases including SIAC, ICC, and international arbitration.
having expertise resolving infrastructure-related issues and understanding the sector.
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For my chamber, I’m looking to hire two associates. The ideal applicants would have between two and three years of experience, but I’m open to considering qualified candidates with less PQE.
As an associate you are required to: –
With cases in the Supreme Court, Delhi High Court, and other Delhi courts and tribunals, the firm is predominantly litigation-focused. The practise areas are quite varied and include everything from criminal law to civil issues to arbitration to constitutional law.
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Abhiraj Krishna, the company’s sole proprietor, founded Abhiraj Krishna Associates (“AKA/Us/We”) to offer collaborative and facilitating legal solutions in India’s dynamic and constantly changing business eco-systems. We assemble a group of partners and associates who have experience working directly with businesses both in-house and through legal firms. The goal of AKA is to broaden the definition of legal advice from a “advisory/consultative” role to a dynamic discussion leading to “legal solutions.”
About the Responsibilities
On its corporate / commercial team in Mumbai, AKA is hiring for the following positions: one Associate with a PQE of 2-3 years; and one Associate with a PQE of 0-1 years.
also accepting applications for long-term internships (both in-office and remote) from students in their final year of LL.B. / LL.M.
Eligibility
Preferably, both candidates should have experience in banking, fintech, private equity, and M&A law.
How to Apply?
Interested candidates may apply from here: – CV along with a brief cover letter to recruitment@abhirajkrishna.com with the subject `Application for position of Associate / long-term Intern’.
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A full-service law company, Sarthak with a significant emphasis on corporate and business laws.In all business-related issues and transactions, the firm provides advice. Our greatest asset is the expertise of our counsels, some of whom joined us from top-tier legal firms with experience in a range of practise areas after graduating from the nation’s best law schools.
Our morals and goals are taken from the Sanskrit word “Sarthak,” which means “meaningful” in English. We make an effort to give the practise of law more passion, meaning, and purpose. We anticipate that the name of our company will serve as a constant reminder of our obligations to our clients and the larger community. In addition to actively participating in public policy interventions, the Firm combines its knowledge in transactions and dispute resolution. We have recently had the honour of being asked by several Standing Committees of Parliament to submit our expert testimony on a number of bills, including the Higher Education and Research Bill, the National Academic Depositories Bill, the Registration (Amendment) Bill, the Forward Contract Regulation (Amendment) Bill, and the Consumer Protection (Amendment) Bill.
About the Responsibilities
Mumbai Office
Each candidate should have 4-5 years of PQE in M&A, Private Equity, Venture Capital, and General Corporate. We are looking to hire two people for our Mumbai office. Candidates with knowledge of real estate advisory and fintech are preferred.
Delhi Office
One candidate with 4-5 years of PQE in M&A, Private Equity, Venture Capital, and General Corporate is wanted for our New Delhi office. The preference will go to those who have knowledge of or exposure to infrastructure, projects, and project financing.
Eligibility
Candidates will be assessed based on their writing and communication abilities in each scenario. For them to properly advise our clients, we anticipate that the candidates will be at ease with both financial and technology.
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National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata is inviting papers for its center of Aviation and Space Laws Blog.
ABOUT
The Centre of Aviation and Space Laws (CASL) of the National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata, is an academic Centre created under the aegis of Prof. (Dr.) Sandeepa Bhat B. and Dr Shouvik Kumar Guha. The Centre intends to explore, analyse and critique the legal developments in the aviation, space and allied industries.
ELIGIBILITY
Scholars, practitioners and students. The student submissions need to be co-authored with a scholar or a practitioner.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The post must deal with contemporary issues of international or domestic interest involving either aviation or space laws.
The post must not exceed 1500 words in length.
In case of submissions between 1500–3000 words, the same should be divided into two blog pieces for publication in two parts.
The title of the blog piece must not exceed ten words. This stipulation is flexible as per the Editor’s discretion in exceptional cases.
All submissions made to CASL should be the original work of the author(s).
The author(s) work shall be passed through anti-plagiarism software. Any form of plagiarism above 20% will lead to automatic disqualification.
Analytical and critical posts will be preferred over descriptive ones. The quality of the post will be judged based on various factors, including novelty, relevance, quality, structure, logic, argumentation and writing style. Submissions may be accepted and rejected solely based on the Editor’s discretion.
Co-authorship for blog posts is permitted. However, the number of co-authors shall not exceed two.
Interested authors are required to send in their submissions to casl@nujs.edu.
The subject of the email should be “Submission – CASL Blog Post.”
Submission must be accompanied by a cover letter mentioning the name of the author, the name of the blog piece and brief bibliographical information. For example, Mr/Ms. X is a Professional at Y or Mr./Ms. X is a 3rd Year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at Y.
The content should also mention five keywords that capture the essence of the piece.
The body of the submission must contain the name/s of the author/s below the title of the blog piece, and the institutional affiliation/s must be mentioned before the references.
In the body of the e-mail, the contributors must include a simple declaration confirming the originality of the piece. For example, “I hereby confirm that this blog piece is my original work in entirety.”
Once a blog piece is submitted to CASL and is under its review, the author shall not submit the same piece anywhere else.
Once the piece is published with CASL, the same can be cross-posted only with those websites which are permitted by CASL.
The post must be in a word-processed format using Garamond font, size 14, line spacing 1.5.
References must be in the form of hyperlinks linked to the keywords in the body of the submission.
At the end of the blog piece, the author must list offline references.
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Sahitya, the Literary Society of the SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies School of Law, Bengaluru Campus is organizing its 3rd National Legal Essay Writing Competition through online submissions.
ABOUT
SAHITYA: The Literary Society of the SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies School of Law, Bengaluru Campus is organizing its 3rd National Legal Essay Writing Competition through online submissions.
The objective of the essay writing competition is to bring out the creative writing talent of law students across the country on issues of contemporary and national importance.
IMPORTANT DATES
Deadline for Registration: October 5, 2022 11:59 PM
Deadline for Submission: October 15, 2022 11:59 PM
Date of Result Declaration: November 30, 2022 (Tentative)
TOPICS
Privacy and Data Protection Laws in India.
The Metaverse and Legal Frameworks Around It.
The Future of Autonomous Vehicles in India
IPR Laws and Emerging Trends-Global Perspective
ELIGIBILITY
Students pursuing the three or five-year LL.B. course from any Law school/ college/ university affiliated in India are eligible to participate.
Students pursuing their LL.M. from any Law school/ college/ university affiliated in India are eligible to participate
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The word limit of the Essay should be a minimum of 2000 words and a maximum of 4000 words inclusive of footnotes. For Footnotes, the ABA format should be followed.
Submissions should be made in MS WORD format.
The essay should be in Times New Roman, font size 12 with 1.5 line spacing.
The footnotes should be in Times New Roman, font size 10 with single line spacing.
Any submission not accompanied by the above-mentioned details shall be rejected.
Plagiarism in any form is discouraged and will lead to disqualification. The maximum allowed for Plagiarism is 15%.
The work should be the original unpublished work of the Author.
Co-Authorship is permitted to up to two authors per submission.
Any submission not in accordance with the submission guidelines will be rejected.
All submissions should be accompanied by a separate cover page with the following details:
Title of the Essay
Name of the Author(s)
Designation/Year of Study
Institutional Affiliation
Current Address
Email address(es) of the author(s)
Contact number(s) of the author(s)
Any submission not accompanied by the above-mentioned details shall be rejected.
All submissions should be sent via email to litsoc.sol@nmims.edu.in with the subject line as “3rd ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION SUBMISSION”.
PRIZES
1st prize: Prize worth Rs. 8000 (Inclusive of a cash prize of Rs. 4000 and Course Coupon from Enhelion worth Rs. 4000) Internship at Khurana and Khurana (On the basis of CV) and winning certificate.
2nd prize: Prize money worth Rs. 6500 (Inclusive of a cash prize of Rs. 2500 and Course Coupon from Enhelion worth Rs. 4000), Internship at Khurana and Khurana (On the basis of CV), and winning certificate
3rd prize: Prize money worth Rs. 5500 (Inclusive of a cash prize of Rs. 1500 and Course Coupon from Enhelion worth Rs. 4000) Internship at Khurana and Khurana (On the basis of CV) and winning certificate.
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The office of Shri. Keshav Kumar is looking to engage a Research Assistant to assist his office in research, training, and policy-based work.
ABOUT
The office of Shri. Keshav Kumar [IPS (Indian Police Service), 1986 batch] : He has served as Joint Director, Central Bureau of Investigation New Delhi, and Mumbai. His last tenure was as Director of the Anti-Corruption Bureau, Gujarat.
He is an academician associated with the National Forensic Science University, Gandhinagar, and the Rashtriya Raksha Shakti University, Gandhinagar. He is dedicated to making Forensic Science accessible to everyone through training, capacity building, research, and synergy with the corporate sector.
TASKS
The Research Assistant will:
Engage in Research and writing reports, and posts online
Data collection and analysis
Facilitate in networking, public engagement, and communication
Point of contact for official communications
Support in administrative tasks
ELIGIBILITY
Must be based in Gandhinagar, Gujarat
Exceptional communication, and writing skills
Comfortable with Word, PowerPoint, and online platforms
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The Centre for Parliamentary Studies, NLIU Bhopal is seeking submissions for the second volume of the Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Research (JLDPR).
ABOUT
After the successful release of the inaugural edition of NLIU – Journal for Legislative Drafting and Parliamentary Research (JLDPR) on the occasion of the 25th Foundation Day of NLIU, the Centre for Parliamentary Studies, NLIU (CPS) is pleased to announce that it is now accepting submissions for Volume II of the JLDPR.
The Journal is an annual, double-blind, peer-reviewed publication of CPS. It aims to generate interest in the realm of constitutional law, administrative law and public policy research. The Journal also intends to provide a forum for debate and discussion on contemporary developments in the above-listed areas.
THEME
JLDPR welcomes original, contemporary, analytical, and unpublished manuscripts on constitutional law, legislative drafting, parliamentary research, and public policy from students, academicians, and professionals.
The submissions are expected to be of contemporary relevance and must demonstrate high standards of academic scholarship.
SUBMISSION CATEGORIES
Long Articles
Long article should provide an in-depth study of the contemporary legal issue. We intend to incorporate critical analysis and original assertions on the said issue. The word limit for the long articles can vary from
5,000-10,000 words (exclusive of footnotes).
Short Articles
Short articles should include condensed studies on contemporary legal issues. The nature of the writing should preferably include descriptive analysis and informed comments on any new ideas and perspectives. The word limit for the short articles can vary from 3000-5000 words (exclusive of footnotes).
Book Reviews
All the book reviews must embody an assessment of ideas promoted by the author of the book from the point of view of originality, extent of analysis, and quality. The word limit for the book review can vary from 1500- 3000 words (exclusive of footnotes).
Case Comments
Case comments should include the interpretation of any landmark judicial pronouncement on any contemporary legal issue. Brief information regarding contribution to and digression from the existing laws would be appreciated. The word limit for the case comments can vary from 1500-3000 words (exclusive of footnotes).
Legislative Briefs
Legislative briefs should determine the implications of any existing or proposed Indian legislation. The author(s) may concentrate on a specific section or sections of the legislation, or they may present an overview of the legislation. The word limit for the legislative comment can vary from 1500-3000 words (exclusive of footnotes).
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
The submissions are to be made only in Microsoft Word Format (.docx or .doc files) by sending an email to cps@nliu.ac.in. Emails must mention the subject: “Call for Papers – JLDPR | Volume II” followed by the title of the paper.
Soft copies should be submitted by 23:59 hours, November 15, 2022.
All articles, and short articles, must be accompanied by an abstract not exceeding 300 words.
Heading and sub-headings will be formatted with case sizes of 14 and 12 respectively in Times New Roman and Bold.
Body of the writing will be formatted with case size 12 in Times New Roman.
Footnotes shall follow the line spacing of 1, and the rest of the manuscript shall follow the line spacing of 1.5.
All referencing and footnoting shall strictly adhere to the standards laid down in the Oxford University
Standard for the Citation of Legal Authorities (4th ed.). Substantive footnoting is impermissible.
Co-authorship is permissible up to a maximum of two authors.
The authors shall not disclose their identity anywhere in the body of the manuscript.
The submission shall also contain a separate cover letter in the body of the email enumerating the following details:
Name of the author(s)
Address of the author(s)
Phone Numbers of the author(s)
Title of the manuscript
Submission Category
Name of the institution/Organization
Year of study/ Designation
Email address(s)
The author(s) must include a declaration in a separate attachment attesting that the submission is the author(s)’ original work and has not been submitted to any other journal for consideration. In case of any copyright infringement claims, the editorial board of the journal shall not be liable. The author shall also vest the sole copyright of the manuscript with the CPS upon the acceptance of the submission.
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