Office of HMJ Jyoti Singh, Judge, High Court of Delhi is inviting applications for the position of Law Researcher/Law Clerk commencing from June 2023.
Eligibility
Applicants must be enrolled with the Bar Council. Prior litigation/research experience is preferred.
Application Process
Interested applicants are required to email their CVs along with a cover letter to pskamalkumar.dhc@gov.in, with the subject “Application for Clerkship – June 2023”.
Deadline
Not later than 11.59 P.M., 30.05.2023.
Please note that the appointment shall be subject to an interview and assessment period.
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Delhi International Arbitration Center has the distinction of being the first ever High Court-annexed Institutional Arbitration Centre; DIAC has made a significant contribution to the growth of Arbitration by acting as an effective catalyst to the dispute resolution mechanism. The Centre provides state-of-the-art infrastructure, pre-established rules/procedures, organized structure, equitable fees and outstanding administrative as well as secretarial support for the conduct of Arbitration. DIAC is overseen by the Arbitration Committee of the High Court of Delhi and day-to-day functioning and general administration of the Centre are managed by the Coordinator and Additional Coordinators.
About The Opportunity
Applications for Law Researcher are invited from Indian Nationals (Citizens of India as defined in the Constitution of India or under any law made by the Parliament to regulate the rights of citizenship) who fulfil the essential qualification and other eligibility conditions.
Number of Positions
03 (three)
Location
Delhi International Arbitration Centre (DIAC), High Court of Delhi situated at S block, 2nd floor, Delhi High Court campus, New Delhi – 110503.
Important Dates
Opening date for the submission of the online application: 12.05.2023
Closing date and time for the submission of the online application: 22.05.2023 (5:00 PM)
Note: Date, time and mode for the interview: to be announced later through a public notice on the official website (https://dhcdiac.nic.in/)
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GNLU International Research Colloquium (GIRC) is an annual event organized by the Research and Development Cell, GNLU which it aims to bring together researchers from across the country, and the world, to deliberate and discuss matters of contemporary relevance through an interdisciplinary perspective. The Colloquium will commence in the month of July and will end in the month of June of the succeeding year. It will be conducted in three phases; each phase will be called a workshop. There will be eight sessions in each workshop, conducted by national and international experts on various dimensions of research methodology, publication, and the theme(s) of the Colloquium.
The participants shall be expected to develop a research article on the theme(s) of their choice during the one-year time period and the same shall be presented before the expert panel. Based on the review, selected papers shall be published in the form of a book or in a national/international journal of repute.
The workshop will end with an Annual Research Meet where academicians and research scholars will get an opportunity to present their work to experts and get their valuable input. Apart from this, the Meet would also bring together research scholars from diverse fields and disciplinary backgrounds to interact with each other and share the progress of their research.
Theme
BUILDING SUSTAINABLE FUTURE Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Successes, Challenges and the Way Forward
About the Workshops
Workshop I (Two Days, Eight Sessions) The first workshop spread over a period of two days and eight sessions, will give the participants an opportunity to present their ideas and proposals to experts from the research and publication industry along with experts specialising in the particular theme(s) of the Colloquium. The experts would also conduct sessions on diverse areas of research writing and publication and on the main theme, and sub-themes, of the Colloquium.
Workshop II (Two Days, Eight Sessions) The second workshop spread over a period of two days and eight sessions, will give the participants an opportunity to present to experts the progress they’ve made in the area that they chose to work on in workshop I. Experts from relevant theme(s) would go through the work of the participants and provide them with feedback and suggestions, if any. Apart from this, expert sessions would be conducted on advanced research techniques like Bibliometric Analysis and Systematic Literature Review (SLR).
Workshop III (Three Days) The third and final workshop would conclude the year-long event with the final presentation of the Research Paper or Manuscript written by the participants.
Eligibility
Researchers and Scholars registered for M.Phil. /Ph.D./PDF in Law, Social Sciences or Interdisciplinary Research is eligible for participation in the Colloquium.
For international participants, the Colloquium may be in hybrid mode.
Selection Process
The Colloquium invites a proposal of 500-1000 words from the applicants along with the duly filled application form. The selection shall be based completely on the basis of the proposal. The proposal should be a detailed summary of the work that s states the problem, the objectives, and the methodology to be used.
It should be single-spaced in 12-point Times New Roman font. Co-authorship is not allowed.
This fee is exclusive of boarding and lodging for the workshops . The accommodation on GNLU Campus may be made available based on availability . Total Intake : Sixty (60)
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Dr.Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, was established by an Act of Govt. of Uttar Pradesh in 2005, U.P. Act No.28 of 2005 and came into being on the 4th of January 2006 to meet up the new challenges in the legal field and to strengthen the vision that was given by the establishment of first National Law School of the country. Originally incorporated as ‘Dr.Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law Institute, Uttar Pradesh’ word ‘Institute’ was substituted by the ‘University’ later, vide an amendment in the Act in November 2006. This was done to give a comprehensive national character to the Institute on lines with the other premier National Law Universities of the Country.
About Conference
There are many aspects of the property which have been regulated with specific legislation, e.g., the Transfer of Property Act, Rent Control Legislations of respective states etc. Real Estate specifically, was dealt with for the first time in the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, of 2016. The conference is being conducted with the following objectives:
To create awareness about the Real Estate Laws among society at large.
To unravel the issues and challenges faced by stakeholders, i.e., consumers, investors, developers, and authorities.
To assess the impact of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 and other allied laws.
To analyze the compliance of Real Estate laws in the Lucknow district.
To extrapolate the working legal ecosystem to protect the interest of consumers and investors.
To analyze the steps taken to address the issues of consumers and investors.
To point out the lacunae in the legal ecosystem and suggest the appropriate measures to overcome the same.
Themes
Real Estate: Norms and Compliance in Lucknow District
Real Estate Issues Through the lens of Consumers and Investors
Issues and challenges faced by Authorities involved in regulating Real Estate
Challenges faced by Developers.
Real Estate Business: Issues and Challenges
Remedies available to consumers, investors and developers
Real Estate: Advocacy and Profession
Call for Papers
Academicians, lawyers, scholars and members of civil society are hereby invited to contribute papers for the National Conference. The contributions may be forwarded in both soft and hard copies according to the schedule provided hereunder. Language is no bar; papers can be presented in Hindi as well as English. However, prior registration would be necessary so as to ensure the proper arrangement of the Conference as a whole. The prospective participants are also expected to forward their itinerary well in advance. No TA/DA shall be provided by the University and therefore the participants should obtain the same from their respective institutions.
A soft copy of the paper and abstract may kindly be forwarded to the E-mail: realestatermlnlu@gmail.com.
Registration
The registration fee is Rs. 300 only. Only 100 Participants shall be registered. No accommodation shall be provided, however, local hospitality such as high tea, and lunch shall be provided. The University is well connected to the Airport and Railway Station by public transport.
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Accredited with A++ Grade with a score of 3.60 on a 4-point scale by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), this premier institution of higher learning has steadfastly been recognized as of the top three law schools in India. The Animal Law Centre (ALC) at NALSAR is the country’s first and so far, the only centre dedicated to research on animal laws. In the past, they have successfully run a one-year PG Diploma in Animal Protection Laws. They also organized a national teacher’s training program on Animal Laws, chaired by Prof. David Favre and a series of guest talks in the school, the latest by Prof. Kristen Stilt. They have organized more than 10 judges and advocate training programs all over India. The centre also runs a clinic in collaboration with the Buchmann School of Law, Tel Aviv University. Currently, they are working on a four-part funded farm animals project titled, “The True Cost of Eggs” and a project which involves publishing a country report on zoonotic diseases in collaboration with the Animal Law & Policy Program, at Harvard Law School. The Centre has signed an MOU with the International Center for Animal Law and Policy (ICALP), University of Barcelona Spain & Animal Law and Policy Program, Harvard Law School.
Animal Law Centre, NALSAR, Hyderabad is inviting applications for the post of Research Intern.
Roles and Responsibilities
Research for ongoing projects of ALC.
Innovative content creation for various social media platforms.
Research writing on diverse topics related to animal protection, welfare, and rights issues.
Aid in generating a positive direction to the public debate surrounding animal protection, welfare, and rights.
Assist in conducting training and workshops on Animal welfare issues.
Any other duties or responsibilities that may be assigned from time to time by the Faculty Coordinator of the Animal Law Centre.
Essential Qualifications
Any student pursuing graduation in law or other streams with a recognized university.
Excellent research and writing skills.
Candidates with interest and experience in marketing (social media and print) and/or graphic designing will be preferred.
Previous experience in legal research and drafting.
Required Skills
Fluency in English both oral and written is a requirement.
Outgoing and personable manner.
Organized and able to stick to timelines.
Mode of Internship
The mode of internship can be both online as well as on campus. Provision of accommodation may be considered for on-campus applications.
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Applications are invited from Indian citizens who are law graduates as of 01.03.2023 for preparation of a panel of suitable candidates for engagement as Law Researchers in the Supreme Court of India purely on a contractual basis on fixed consolidated remuneration.
Age Limit
The candidate must not be below the age of 22 years and above 30 years as on 01.03.2023.
Method of Selection
Selection shall be made on the basis of resume and personal Interview/Interaction. Only shortlisted candidates shall be called for an Interview/Interaction.
Tenure
6 Months
Remuneration
Rs. 50,000/- per month
Registration of Application
Eligible candidates are required to apply offline by sending the applications and resume through e-mail to recruitment.cell@sci.nic.in mentioning the subject “Application for Law Researcher” latest by 31.03.2023.
The candidate should bear in mind while applying for a contractual assignment that he/she will be required to work even at odd hours and on holidays, in exigency of work. It may also be noted that the contractual assignment can be terminated at any point in time without any notice.
No TA/DA shall be paid to the candidates for appearing in the Interview/Interaction.
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