NLU Delhi – UNCITRAL RCAP 2016 Asia Pacific Day Essay Competition

Simran Sahni

18 Sept 2016 11:44 PM IST

  • NLU Delhi – UNCITRAL RCAP 2016 Asia Pacific Day Essay Competition

    National Law University, Delhi is pleased to announce the “NLU Delhi – UNCITRAL Asia-Pacific Day Essay Competition, 2016”. The Competition seeks submission of academic essays on topics relating totransnational business law from students currently pursuing law or businessmanagement courses in India. The purpose is to encourage scholarship and deepen understanding of international commercial law among students and young professionals.

    Theme of the Competition- Contemporary issues under the CISG vis-à-vis the Indian Sale of Goods Act.

    Essays should focus on the legal and practical aspects of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) with regard to the Indian Sale of Goods Act, 1930. Papers without a direct focus on this theme will not be eligible for the Competition.

    The completed essay shall be submitted on or before 23rd October 2016, 23:59 hrs, viaemail to ctcl@nludelhi.ac.in. Late submissions shall not be accepted under any circumstances.

    Final Review: The top essays that qualify through the Preliminary Review stage (with the number depending on the total number of entries), will be submitted for Review to a panel comprising of Prof. Michael G. Bridge,Prof. IngeborgSchwenzer, Prof. A. Jayagovind, Prof. Bruno Zeller and Dr. Luca Castellani.

    The following awards shall be given out:



    • The Top Three Essays will receive a Certificate of Award from UNCITRAL-RCAP and NLUD jointly.

    • The top 10 essays (including the top 3 essays) will receive a Certificate of Appreciation from Professor Bruno Zeller.


    For any clarifications or queries, contact:

    Dr. RishamGarg, Research Director,

    Centre for Transnational Commercial Law

    National Law University, Delhi

    Sector 14 Dwarka, New Delhi-110078, India.

    E-mail id: ctcl@nludelhi.ac.in

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