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Effective Communication (An Art or a Science): Vasant Patwardhan
Rekha Palli, Senior Advocate, Former Judge, Delhi High Court, the session is designed to go beyond theory and address the practical realities of courtroom advocacy, focusing on how judges actually assess arguments, evaluate facts, and arrive at decisions under the pressure of heavy dockets. Emphasis will be laid on the indispensable role of thorough preparation, mastery over the factual matrix, and the ability to present submissions in a clear, structured, and concise manner that assists the court rather than overwhelms it. Drawing upon rich experience from both the Bar and the Bench, the discussion will offer valuable insights into the judicial mindset, the importance of credibility, and the subtle art of responding to questions from the Bench with precision and balance. The session will also touch upon effective persuasion, professional courtroom conduct, and knowing when alternative dispute resolution mechanisms such as mediation may better serve the interests of justice. This interaction promises to be especially beneficial for young advocates and law students seeking to develop confident, disciplined, and impactful oral advocacy skills rooted in an authentic understanding of judicial expectations. #BeyondLawCLC #OralAdvocacy #UnderstandingTheJudicialMind #CourtroomAdvocacy #AdvocacyExcellence #LegalEducation #IndianJudiciary #YoungAdvocates #LawStudents #EffectiveAdvocacy #LegalLearning #vikaschatrath #rekhapalli #Senioradvocate #judge #delhihighcourt
Effective Oral Advocacy: Understanding the Judicial Mind: Rekha Palli, Senior Advocate,
LIVE | NeuroJustice – Book Launch NIMHANS, Bengaluru the official launch of “Neuro Justice”, a landmark book that explores the intersection of neurology, rehabilitation, law, ethics, and social justice. This event brings together neurosurgeons, rehabilitation experts, legal professionals, academicians, and policymakers to discuss how neurological injury impacts rights, dignity, access to care, compensation, and long-term rehabilitation — and why a justice-oriented framework is essential in neurocare. About the Book – Neuro Justice Neuro Justice highlights real-world gaps in medical, legal, and social systems faced by individuals with neurologica rr tr l conditions such as stroke, traumatic brain 🩸, spinal cord injury, and otherwise acquired brain disorders. The book advocates for patient-centric, ethically grounded, and legally informed neuro-rehabilitation practices. What to Expect * Book unveiling and author insights * Expert panel discussion on neuro-disability, rehabilitation, and justice * Perspectives from medicine, law, and social advocacy * Importance of awareness, policy, and ethical responsibility in neurocare Event Details 🗓 **Date:** 25 December 2025 ⏰ **Time:** 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM IST 📌 **Venue:** NIMHANS, Hall A, Bengaluru Organised by **PRS Neurosciences** In association with **Swaastya Aarogya Foundation** – the NGO and charity wing of PRS Neurosciences, committed to neurological rehabilitation, awareness, education, and social impact initiatives. 📢 If you are a healthcare professional, student, caregiver, legal expert, policymaker, or someone interested in neuro-rehabilitation and patient rights, this session is highly recommended. 👉 **Like | Share | Subscribe** 🔔 Turn on notifications to stay updated on future discussions and knowledge-driven initiatives. #Neurojustice #BookLaunch #Neurology #NeuroRehabilitation #DisabilityRights #HealthcareEthics #PRSNeurosciences #SwastyaArogyaFoundation #NIMHANS #BrainInjury #JusticeInHealthcare #beyondlawclc #vikaschatrath
Neuro Justice Trilogy Book Launch at NIMHANS
In this video, Manmohan Sharma, former Principal Judge, Family Court, Delhi, explains the practical and legal aspects of issuing and replying to statutory legal notices under the Negotiable Instruments Act and the Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act. The discussion focuses on how a properly drafted legal notice can decisively impact litigation, protect legal rights, and prevent avoidable disputes. The video covers the legal framework of notice under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, including timelines, mandatory ingredients, common drafting errors, and the consequences of defective notices. It also explains the scope and importance of demand notices under the SARFAESI Act, the rights of borrowers and secured creditors, and the remedies available at different stages of enforcement. Drawing from judicial experience, the speaker highlights real-world courtroom perspectives, practical strategies for advocates, litigants, bankers, and borrowers, and the importance of precision, compliance, and clarity in legal communication. This session is especially useful for law students, young advocates, banking professionals, and anyone dealing with cheque dishonour cases or recovery proceedings under the Securitisation Act. Watch this video to gain a clear understanding of how legal notices operate as the foundation of litigation and how strategic drafting can strengthen or weaken a case even before it reaches the courtroom. #negotiableinstrumentsact #Section138NIAct #chequebouncecase #SARFAESIAct #SecuritisationAct #LegalNotice #DemandNotice #BankingLaw #RecoveryProceedings #DebtRecovery #CivilLitigation #LegalAwareness #LawStudents #YoungAdvocates #CourtPractice #IndianLaw #LegalEducation #JudicialInsights #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc #beyondlaw
Notices: Negotiable Instruments Act, Securitisation Act, Legal Notice: Manmohan Sharma
Dive into "Beyond Why: The Craft of Constructive Questioning in Conflict Resolution" – a transformative webinar by Iram Majid, Advocate, Senior Mediator & Trainer, IMI Certified, and Director of the Indian Institute of Arbitration & Mediation (IIAM). Join Iram Majid as she unveils advanced mediation techniques, moving beyond simplistic "why" questions to empower constructive inquiries that de-escalate conflicts, reframe perspectives, and unlock collaborative solutions. Drawing from her 16+ years of expertise in civil, criminal, and commercial disputes, including empanelment with Delhi High Court and training at Pepperdine University's Straus Institute, this session equips legal professionals, mediators, and advocates with practical tools rooted in constitutional justice principles. Perfect for those advancing in arbitration, mediation, and dispute resolution – especially amid India's evolving legal landscape celebrating 75 years of the Constitution. Don't miss these insights from a global moots judge and mediation thought leader! #MediationSkills #ConflictResolution #Arbitration #IIAM #LegalWebinar #IramMajid #BeyondWhy #DisputeResolution #MediationTraining #ConstitutionalLaw #ADR #ArbitrationIndia #MediationTechniques #LegalEducation #HighCourtMediation
Beyond Why: The craft of Constructive Questioning in conflict Resolution Iram Majid, Sr. Mediator
The Digital Arrests Scam & The Law-A Primer by N.S. Nappinai, Sr. Advocate, Supreme Court of India, delivers a vital guide to recognizing and countering cyber frauds where scammers pose as officials via video calls, threatening fake arrests to extort money. This session unpacks the scam's tactics, from initial phone or WhatsApp contacts to coercive isolation of victims, amid Supreme Court orders granting CBI sweeping powers for probes into losses surpassing ₹3,000 crore. N.S. Nappinai outlines key laws like IT Act sections on impersonation and relevant IPC provisions, emphasizing no legal provision allows "digital arrests" and advising immediate call disconnection, cyber cell reporting, and claim verification for relief. Victims gain practical steps to protect themselves, highlighting judicial resolve to dismantle these nationwide threats through coordinated enforcement #DigitalArrestScam #CyberLaw #SupremeCourt #NSNappinai #CyberFraudIndia #DigitalSecurity #CBI #ITAct #CyberCrimeAwareness #LegalPrimer
The Digital Arrests Scam & The Law-A Primer: N.S. Nappinai, Sr. Advocate Supreme Court of India
In this session with Dr. Charu Mathur, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India, as she unpacks the constitutional vision behind Article 15 and its direct connection with India’s Reservation Policy. This session explores how Article 15 balances equality with affirmative action, the significance of clauses empowering the State to uplift disadvantaged groups, and the landmark Supreme Court judgments that have shaped the modern reservation framework. A concise and powerful explanation for law students, judiciary aspirants, researchers, and anyone keen to understand how the Constitution advances social justice and substantive equality. #Article15 #ReservationPolicy #IndianConstitution #ConstitutionalMandate #AffirmativeAction #LegalEducation #SupremeCourtOfIndia #EqualityBeforeLaw #SocialJustice #VikasChatrath #BeyondLawCLC
Article 15 And The Reservation Policy In India: Constitutional Mandate: Dr. Charu Mathur
Practical Aspects of Section 34 – Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 In this insightful session, Senior Advocate Aasish Chopra breaks down the essential practical dimensions of challenging arbitral awards under Section 34. The discussion covers key statutory grounds—incapacity, invalid arbitration agreement, lack of notice, violation of natural justice, public policy, and patent illegality—along with how courts interpret these principles today. The session further explains procedural timelines, drafting strategies, common pitfalls, and important case law that shape the limited judicial interference permitted in arbitration matters. Designed for litigators, corporate counsel, and law students, this talk offers clear, actionable guidance for navigating Section 34 challenges effectively. A valuable resource for anyone dealing with arbitration proceedings or award challenges. #beyondlawclc #vikaschatrath #chatrathlawchambers #lawstudents #barcouncil #arbitration #section34 #indianlaw #adr #commercialdisputes #advocates #legaleducation
Practical Aspects: Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996: Ashish Chopra, Sr. Adv.
Karambir Singh Nalwa Senior Advocate Former Addl. Advocate General, Punjab Explore the evolving legal landscape of the right to privacy in India, focusing on the laws and guidelines concerning phone tapping by investigating agencies. Senior Advocate Karambir Singh Nalwa, former Additional Advocate General, Punjab, provides valuable insights into constitutional and statutory protections, recent judicial decisions, and practical compliance measures for law enforcement and citizens alike. Gain a deeper understanding of your privacy rights in the digital age.#RightToPrivacy #PhoneTapping #IndianLaw #PrivacyLaws #Surveillance #LegalAwareness #ConstitutionalLaw #DigitalRights #vikaschatrath #beyondlawclc #senioradvocate
Right to Privacy-Law & Guidelines on Phone Tapping by Investigating Agencies: Karambir Singh Nalwa
Environmental protection is not merely a policy choice but a constitutional responsibility placed upon every citizen through Article 51A(g) of the Constitution of India. This Fundamental Duty calls upon us “to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wildlife, and to have compassion for living creatures.” In an era marked by climate change, pollution, ecological imbalance, and depletion of natural resources, this duty has taken on renewed significance. Article 51A(g) serves as a powerful reminder that safeguarding the environment is not the exclusive obligation of the State but a shared responsibility anchored in constitutional morality. Through this discussion, we explore the true meaning, scope, and judicial interpretation of this duty, the role of courts in expanding environmental jurisprudence, and how individual action—when aligned with constitutional values—can contribute to sustaining ecological balance. Understanding this duty is not only essential for legal practitioners and students but for every citizen committed to building a sustainable and responsible future. #BeyondLawCLC #VikasChatrath #LegalKnowledge #FundamentalDuties #Article51Ag #EnvironmentalLaw #IndianConstitution #LegalAwareness #EnvironmentProtection #LawEducation #ClimateResponsibility #JudicialInsights #ConstitutionalValues #SustainableFuture #LegalLearning #PublicLaw #CLCCommunity #BeyondLaw #legalprofessionals
Fundamental Duties and Environment : Article 51 A (G) Constitution of India
In this session on Commercial Law Practice – Interplay of the Commercial Courts Act with CPC, Arbitration and Mediation, Justice Roshan Dalvi, Former Judge of the Bombay High Court, offers a clear and practical understanding of how commercial dispute resolution has evolved into a structured, time-bound, and efficiency-driven process. She explains how the Commercial Courts Act harmonises with the procedural framework of the CPC to streamline pleadings, disclosures, case management hearings, and trial timelines, ensuring greater discipline and predictability in commercial litigation. Justice Dalvi emphasizes the pivotal role of Section 12A, which mandates pre-institution mediation, helping parties resolve disputes even before they reach court, thereby reducing delays and costs. The session also highlights how arbitration and mediation complement judicial proceedings by offering flexible, confidential, and quicker mechanisms for settlement. With practical illustrations and emphasis on real-world application, Justice Dalvi’s insights equip practitioners, corporate counsel, and students with a deeper understanding of how these legal frameworks interact to strengthen commercial dispute resolution in India. #BeyondLawCLC #BeyondLaw #VikasChatrath #LegalKnowledge #LegalEducation #CommercialLaw #CommercialCourtsAct #CPC #Arbitration #Mediation #JusticeRoshanDalvi #ADR #PreInstitutionMediation #LitigationStrategy #CommercialLitigation #LawWebinar #LegalProfessionals #LawStudentsIndia #LegalAwareness #IndianLegalSystem #DisputeResolution #CorporateLaw #KnowledgeSharing #LegalInsights
Commercial Law Practice- Interplay of Commercial Courts Act with CPC, Arbitration & Mediation
Procedural Safeguards in NDPS Search and Seizure
Dispute resolution under RERA, Consumer Protection & IBC for Home Buyers; CA Ramesh Prabhu Buying a home is one of the biggest investments of a lifetime — but what happens when things go wrong? Delayed possession, false promises, construction defects, or insolvency of the builder — these challenges have left thousands of home buyers searching for justice. In this insightful session, the legal remedies are decoded/available to the home buyers under: ✅ RERA (Real Estate Regulation & Development Act, 2016) – ensuring timely possession, accountability, and transparency. ✅ Consumer Protection Act, 2019 – empowering buyers to seek redressal for deficiency in service or unfair trade practices. ✅ Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016 – explaining how home buyers can file claims and protect their interests when a builder goes insolvent. 🎯 Key Takeaways: Jurisdictional overlaps & choice of forum: RERA vs Consumer Forum vs NCLT Remedies and compensation mechanisms under each statute Recent judicial trends and landmark rulings by NCDRC, NCLT & Supreme Court Practical guidance for lawyers, buyers, and real estate professionals 📚 A must-watch session for advocates, law students, real estate investors, and home buyers who wish to understand their rights and remedies in a rapidly evolving legal framework. 🎥 Presented by Beyond Law CLC — bringing clarity to complex legal concepts through meaningful discussions with domain experts. #BeyondLawCLC #RERA #ConsumerProtection #IBC #HomeBuyers #RealEstateLaw #LegalAwareness #HousingRights #RERADispute #ConsumerCourt #NCLT #PropertyLaw #VikasChatrath #LegalEducation #LawWebinar #RealEstateRegulation #HomeBuyerRights #LegalRemedies #RERALaw #IndiaLaw #JudicialTrends
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In this detailed session, Advocate Dr. Deepa Singh breaks down the key differences between the new "Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023. Law and the old Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC), focusing specifically on the controversial aspect of conducting trials without the accused being present. Join us as Dr. Singh explains the legal implications, procedural changes, and the potential impact of these laws on the justice system. Whether you are a law student, legal professional, or just interested in understanding how these changes affect legal trials, this video is an essential watch. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful legal discussions from Beyond Law CLC #BNSSLaw #CRPC #LegalAnalysis #TrialWithoutAccused #BeyondLawCLC #DrDeepaSingh #vikaschatrath #humanrights #lawstudents #indianconstitution #law
New BNSS law vs old Crpc: Trial without the accused
Substantial Question of Law in Second Appeal vs. Jurisdictional Error in Civil Revision: Justice Amit Rawal, Former Judge, Punjab and Haryana High Court & Kerala High Court, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India In this video, we delve into the nuanced distinction between a substantial question of law, which is a mandatory requirement for the maintainability of a second appeal under Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure, and a jurisdictional error, which forms the foundation of a civil revision under Section 115 CPC. The discussion highlights how courts interpret and apply these two remedies, the circumstances in which a substantial question of law arises, and the limits of revisional jurisdiction where only jurisdictional errors can be interfered with. By examining landmark judgments and practical illustrations, the video seeks to clarify how litigants and lawyers can differentiate between these two important procedural remedies and understand their implications in civil litigation. This content is designed to benefit law students, litigators, and academicians by simplifying complex procedural concepts and offering practical insights. #SecondAppeal #CivilRevision #CPC #IndianLaw #SubstantialQuestionOfLaw #JurisdictionalError #CivilProcedure #HighCourt #LawStudents #LegalEducation #CaseLaw #VikasChatrath #BeyondLawCLC #vikaschatrath
Substantial Question of Law in Second Appeal vs. Jurisdictional Error in Civil Revision: Amit Rawal
Human Right : Constitution of India; Justice K.T. Sankaran, Former Justice Kerala High Court This session sheds light on how the Indian Constitution protects fundamental rights, ensures justice, and upholds the dignity and freedom of individuals. Learn more about key constitutional provisions, judicial interpretations, and their impact on society. Whether you are a student, legal enthusiast, or concerned citizen, this talk offers valuable perspectives on the importance of safeguarding human rights in a democratic framework. #HumanRights #ConstitutionOfIndia #JusticeKTSankaran #IndianJudiciary #FundamentalRights #KeralaHighCourt #HumanDignity #JudicialInterpretation #IndianDemocracy #RuleOfLaw
Human Right : Constitution of India; Justice K.T. Sankaran, Former Justice Kerala High Court
Avoidance of Disputes Re: Execution of Wills Under Section 69 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023, a testator can file a declaratory suit during their lifetime, formally admitting execution of the will before a civil court. This system ensures: ✔️ Execution of the will beyond doubt ✔️ No need to later prove attestation ✔️ Testator’s soundness of mind is established ✔️ Secrecy of the will’s contents is preserved ✔️ A low-cost, nationwide remedy to prevent disputes 🎙️ By S.R. Suryanarayana Rao, Advocate (Chickballapur, Karnataka) #ExecutionOfWills #BharatiyaSakshyaAdhiniyam2023 #Section69 #DeclaratorySuit #WillExecution #AvoidDisputes #SuccessionLaw #IndianLaw #LegalAwareness #CivilCourt #InheritanceLaw #SoundMind #WillAttestation #DisputePrevention #LowCostRemedy #LegalRemedy #BeyondLawCLC
Avoidance of Disputes RE: Execution of Wills by S.R. Suryanarayana Rao, Advocate, Karnataka
The right to dissent in the Constitution of India is a fundamental democratic right enshrined primarily under Article 19(1) of the Constitution, which guarantees citizens the freedom of speech and expression (Article 19(1)(a)), the right to assemble peaceably and without arms (Article 19(1)(b)), and the freedom to form associations or unions (Article 19(1)(c)). This combination of rights enables citizens to openly express disagreement, protest, and criticize government actions peacefully and lawfully. The right to dissent serves as a crucial check on abuse of power and a tool for social and political accountability. However, this right is subject to reasonable restrictions under Article 19(2) in the interest of sovereignty, public order, decency, morality, and other specified grounds. The Supreme Court of India has affirmed that the right to dissent is constitutionally protected and integral to democracy. It has emphasized that citizens have the right to critique governmental actions without fear of arbitrary repression, provided dissent is expressed peacefully and lawfully. Landmark judgments highlight that dissent is essential for democracy's survival and should not be stifled by misuse of laws intended to maintain harmony or public order. Prof. (Dr) Anil G Variath, an expert in human rights and governance, stresses the importance of the right to dissent as a pillar of good governance and democratic accountability. He highlights the need for transparency, accountability, and protection of fundamental freedoms within a just legal framework, ensuring that dissenting voices contribute to a responsive and inclusive government. #RightToDissent #ConstitutionOfIndia #FundamentalRights #FreedomOfSpeech #Article19 #DemocracyIndia #GoodGovernance #HumanRights #AnilGVariath #CivilRights #SupremeCourtOfIndia #PeacefulProtest #Accountability #Transparency #LegalRights
Right to dissent- Constitution of India Prof (Dr) Anil G Variath Professor & Dean
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