Jurisdiction, Choice And Enforcement-Interface Of ‘Conflict Of Laws’ In ‘Competition Law’ (3 – 4 September, 2016)
Objective:
Private international law is a developing dimension of contemporary legal study and practice. This dynamic and evolving field of study, classically known as ‘Conflict of laws’ has a direct relevance to the judges, legal practitioners and policy makers who work with in broad spectrum of international and transnational laws. Diversity and complexity which are the main characteristics of contemporary private international law often involve melding questions on exercise of domestic Jurisdiction, Choice of Law governing the foreign transactions and recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and decrees, which are distinctly decided by the domestic courts of law through application of different rules on substance and procedure.
FOR REGISTRATION FORM CLICK HERE
Fill registration firm after payment of fees
Important Instructions:
1. Select Payment Category:
Select “GCPrIL Training Programme Series (1)” from dropdown list
2. Enter Category Code:
Enter ‘1’ for Industry Professionals/Consultants/Practitioners
Enter ‘2’ for Academicians/Research Scholars
Enter ‘3’ for Student Participants
Registration Form (to be filled after the payment of fee)
Note: The participant may avail the accommodation facility at university campus. The tariffs are as follows:
Non-AC Room: INR 500/- per day.
AC Room (Single occupancy): INR 1500/- per day.
AC Room (Double occupancy): INR 2000/- per day
Interested participant may send an email at [email protected] requesting for accommodation facility before August 28, 2016. The payment can be done on the arrival.
For more details CLICK HERE