Nyayshastram’s Workshop on Legal Drafting [August 20-23]: Register by August 12
About Nyayshastram
The rule of law requires that people should be governed by standard practices, rather than by the arbitrary decisions of rulers. These standards should be general and abstract, known and precise, and apply equally to all individuals.
Nayashastram aims to nurture the legal fraternity with the ability to comprehend those acceptable rules and envision the possible changes which ought to be made in these rules as per the dynamic environment around us. Nyayashastram is a student-run website/blog with the aid and advice from eminent Lawyers and Academicians across the nation.
The blog is aimed to foster legal research by providing a platform to encourage e-learning through the original and unpublished work of authors.
About the Workshop
Nyayshastram announces its online Workshop on Legal Drafting, in collaboration with Chambers of Ratan K. Singh, Chambers of Nipun Saxena, Mandla and Singh Law Chambers and Pratap and Co.
Daniel Webster said, “The power of a clear statement is the great power at the bar”. Writing clearly and concisely is not only good business practice but also an aspect of the competence in legal skills that is an ethical obligation of all lawyers.
The workshop will be conducted over a span of four days (single session each day) from 20th August 2020 to 23rd August 2020.
Areas to be Covered
- Importance of Legal Drafting
- Drafting under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015
- Important Supreme Court Drafting
- Preliminary Drafting for Freshers
Panellists
The panel shall consist of four distinguished legal luminaries
- Mr. Ratan K. Singh, Advocate and Arbitrator Supreme Court of India
- Mr. Nipun Saxena, Advocate, Supreme Court of India
- Ms. Pallavi Pratap, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India
- Ms. Ashima Mandla, Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Important Dates
Workshop Dates: 20th August 2020 to 23rd August 2020
Last Date of Registration: Early Bird: 12th August 2020 and Last Date: 19th August 2020.
Registration Fee
There shall be a registration fee of Rs. 250/- (early bird, 12th August 2020) and Rs. 300/- after 12th August 2020.
Mode of Payment
UPI: rajput014abhi@okhdfcbank
Paytm/GooglePay/PhonePe: 7337603842 (Abhishek Bhushan Singh)
After payment of the registration fee, the participants are required to fill the registration form.
Note: The Speakers are not paid. The registration fee covers the logistical and miscellaneous charges incurred/to be incurred during the event.
Perks
- E-certificates to all the registered participants.
- After each session, a timed quiz link shall be provided to all the participants, the participant with maximum score, combined from all the four sessions shall be awarded a certificate of merit and cash prize.
- The decision of the organisers shall be final in this regard.
Contact Information
Abhishek Singh: 7337603842
Deepak Thakur: 9880770103
Aniket Dutta: 7301763148
The website link of Nyayshastram is here.
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