[Advt.] NLUO Alumni Relations Society: Certificate Course On Litigation & Arbitration

The course, titled "Practical Aspects of Litigation, Arbitration, and Ancillary Legal Frameworks," a double credit course organized by the Alumni Relations Society, National Law University Odisha is designed to provide valuable insights and practical skills to students and professionals.

Course Details

• Title: Practical Aspects of Litigation, Arbitration, and Ancillary Legal Frameworks
• Mode: Online
• Duration: 32 hours (19.5 hours of knowledge-based sessions, 10.5 hours of drafting sessions, and 2 hours of assessment test)
• Timeline: 2 August 2025 to 12 September 2025
• Registration Fees:
• INR 700 for NLUO students
• INR 1,200 for students from other universities
• INR 1,700 for working professionals
• Registration: [Link]
• Payment: [Link]

[Note: The last day to register is 11:59 PM on August 01, 2025]

Course Objectives

• Impart foundational knowledge of civil litigation and procedures under the CPC.
• Develop expertise in domestic and international arbitration frameworks.
• Equip students with practical drafting skills for critical legal documents.
• Analyze post-award remedies, enforcement mechanisms, and challenges in arbitration.
• Explore interdisciplinary intersections between arbitration, commercial laws, IBC, consumer law, and investment treaties.

Course Outcomes

• Analyze jurisdictional principles, limitation periods, and procedural requirements for civil suits, and draft arbitration agreements.
• Apply provisions, evaluate grounds for challenge, and develop strategies for enforcement.
• Integrate ancillary laws into dispute resolution strategies.
• Formulate cross-border arbitration clauses aligned with institutional rules.

Note: This course structure is indicative in nature. Resource Persons may make minor amendments, which will remain within the ambit of the course title.

Schedule

• 2–3 August: Module 1 (Civil Litigation)
• 9–10 August: Module 2 (Foundation of Arbitration and Institutional Arbitration)
• 16–17 August: Module 3 (Interim Measures, Procedure, and Termination of Mandate)
• 23–24 August: Module 4 (Post-Award Remedies, Challenges, and Enforcement)
• 30–31 August: Module 5 (Ancillary Legal Frameworks)
• 6–7 September: Module 6 (International Arbitration, ISDS & Ancillary Laws)
• 12 September (Tentative): Assessment Test (Online)
• Last week of September (Tentative): Course Results

Assessment

• A minimum of 50 marks out of 100 is required to pass and receive the certificate.
• The test will be conducted online under the supervision of Alumni Relations Society members.

Attendance: A minimum of 75% attendance is mandatory to be eligible for the assessment test.

Resource Persons:

• Mayank Sapra (Batch of 2009–14): Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court, Delhi High Court, and tribunals, specializing in real estate, arbitration, telecom, insolvency, and human rights.
• Gaurav Rai (Batch of 2010–15): Managing Associate at C&S Partners, specializing in commercial arbitrations, with an LL.M. from University College London.
• Arbaaz Hussain (Batch of 2010–15): Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court, with expertise in complex civil and commercial disputes, including arbitrations.
• Sughosh Subramanyam (Batch of 2011–16): LL.M. from University of Cambridge, practicing before the Supreme Court and High Courts, founder of Chambers of Sughosh Subramanyam.
• Pragya Prakash (Batch of 2013–18): Senior Associate at S&R Associates, specializing in international commercial arbitration and dispute resolution.
• Pranav Budihal (Batch of 2013–18): Foreign Counsel at Providence Law Asia, Singapore, with an LL.M. from NUS and prior experience at SIAC.

Contact

• Kushagra Keshav (Convenor) +91 7033011598
• Tarakant Sahoo (Co-Convenor) +91 8260008595
• Vasundhara Mukherjee (Alumni Association Coordinator) +91 7980065078
• Email: alumni@nluo.ac.in | Website: alumninluo.wordpress.com

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