Call for Paper; NLU-Delhi Student Law Journal

The NLUD Student law Journal (NLUD-SLJ) is the flagship student publication of National Law University, Delhi. This main objective of this journal is to provide a platform for engaging in the discussions on varied issues of contemporary importance in domestic and international law and policy. It is a bi-annual peer reviewed journalBoard of Editors of NLUD Student law Journal (NLUD-SLJ) invites submissions for volume 4 (1) of the Journal. The journal welcomes contributions from academicians,...

CALL FOR PAPER ; Journal of Telecommunication and Broadcasting Law

NUJS’s journal of Telecommunication and Broadcasting Law (JTBL) has invited for submission on a rolling basis. The contributors are requested to do submission under the categories mentioned below.NATURE OF SUBMISSIONSArticles (6000-10000 words, inclusive of footnotes)Notes including Policy Notes (4000-6000 words, inclusive of footnotes)Book Reviews...

KIIT Centre for International Arbitration organizes seventh guest lecture for General Arbitration Certificate Course (GACC)

KIIT Centre for International Arbitration (KCIA) was established in November 2013 as an independent arbitration Centre in the premises of KIIT University, situated in Bhubaneswar.KCIA, supported by Thomson Reuters Westlaw India, organized its inaugural six-day training workshop on International Arbitration, from the 9th to 14th of November, 2013,...

Short term course on "Corporate Governance" at IIT Kharagpur‏

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur is offering short term course on “Corporate Governance” from June 29 to July 12, 2015.This course aims to equip students with knowledge of the legal responsibility of company directors and officers and to understand the legal risk arising from occupying those corporate positions. The course contains...

The Irony that is the Land Bill

Since it was approved in 2013, The Right to Transparency and Fair Compensation in Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act (LARR) has drawn a lot of flak from farmers, who claim that apart from fairly compensating land losers, the act had threatened their livelihood by exempting irrigation projects and most importantly, had allowed land...

Mooters Speaking ; In Conversation with the Winning Team of 7th NUJS-Herbert Smith Freehills National Moot Court Competition, 2015

RaghaviViswanath(II year), Rohan Harne (IV year) Vaibhavi Tadwalkar (II year) of National Law Institute University Bhopal won the 7thNUJS-Herbert Smith Freehills National Moot Court Competition Organised by National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata.The competition was held at NUJS Kolkata from the 6th to the 8th of March, 2015.About the...

Judicial Misconduct of some Judges of High Courts and Supreme Court provoked me to file RTIs relating to Judiciary; In Conversation with Subhash Chandra Agrawal

Mr. Subhash Chandra Agrawal, aptly referred to as the “Badshah (King) of RTI”, has been considered to be on a quest to make the right to information the right to action. He holds the Guinness world records for writing maximum letters published in a newspaper till date. His expertise with the RTI is unparalleled by none other.In 2009, Vice President...

No quick-fixes in law; if you are into litigation, you must have the patience to wait, Success will follow you: In conversation with Haresh M Jagtiani, Senior Advocate, Bombay HC

Mr. Haresh M. Jagtiani is a Senior Advocate of the Bombay High Court and the Founding and Managing Partner of Oasis Counsel & Advisory. He has extensive litigation and arbitration experience and has represented clients in commercial, criminal, constitutional, civil, maritime and matrimonial disputes as well as disputes relating to income tax,...

Challenging humor: The NLU Delhi girls protest

Gone are the days when there was only good humor or satire. Swear words, crass, nasty, blunt, sexist jokes are setting the stage on fire these days. Interestingly, in most parts, the ‘civilized’ population finds a temporary refuge by laughing their heart out on these narrations/performances/standup comedy stints. The performances are duly...

Mooters Speaking : In Conversation with Shubhangi Jain, Best Researcher of XIX All India Moot Court Competition 2015 – ULC Bangalore

XIX All India Moot Competition 2015 – ULC Bangalore is one of the most prestigious mooting competitions in India.CRM Law School, Bangalore won the moot and National Law University, Odisha was placed second. The bench for the final rounds of the competition was presided over by Justice K L Manjunath , Judge, High Court of Karnataka, Justice Ram...

Interview with Shreya Singhal; Second Year DU Law Student who made ONLINE AZADI a reality

Section 66 (A) of IT Act, which allowed arrests for posting offensive content online, has finally come to an end. The credit for this victory goes to Shreya Singhal, who filed a PIL in the Supreme Court calling Section 66(A) of the Information Technology (IT) Act unconstitutional. She is a second year law student of Faculty of Law, DU and came back...

GLC Thrissur launches law review Elenchus Vol. (I) 2015

Elenchus Law Review, the flagship academic journal of Govt. Law College, Thrissur has been published by Centre for Economy, Development and Law of the institution. Prof. N.K Jayakumar, former Vice Chancellor, National University of Advanced Legal Studies presided over the inaugural on March 9th 2015. Senior editor of Deccan Chronicle Mr. K J Jacob...