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MADHUSUDAN LAW UNIVERSITY

A STATE UNIVERSITY ESTABLISHED UNDER THE ODISHA UNIVERSITIES ACT,1989

ONE DAY NATIONAL SEMINAR ON

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE
RESOLUTION: CHALLENGES AND
FUTURE PROSPECTS

16TH MARCH- 2024

ORGANIZED BY

DEPARTMENT OF 3 YEARS LLB

+918249290283 [email protected]
ABOUT MADHUSUDAN LAW UNIVERSITY

The Madhusudan Law University has been


established on the birth anniversary of
Madhusudan Das on 28th April, 2021. The
University started its official functioning on the
same day, under the guidance and vision of the
founding Vice chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Kamal Jeet
Singh.

From 28th April, 2021 all government and


private law colleges of Odisha, other than
constituent law college of universities will be
affiliated with Madhusudan Law University
Cuttack. Right now, the Madhusudan Law
University is working from the post graduate
department block , Ambedkar Bhawan.

The administration of the University has plans to


expand its campus and further establish another
Academic Block, Administrative Block, Library,
Hostels, Conference Hall, Auditorium, Health
Center, Gymnasium, Moot Court cum Seminar
Halls, Sports Area, Residential Area, etc
CONCEPT NOTE

The Indian judiciary grapples with a daunting backlog of over 4.48 crore pending cases, further exacerbated by
the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to the existing judicial system's struggle to manage
this escalating burden, there is a compelling call for the intervention of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).
Recognizing the constitutional imperative that "Justice delayed is justice denied" under Article 21, ADR emerges
as a crucial mechanism to deliver prompt justice, alleviate the backlog, and enable judges to redirect their focus
towards pivotal cases. This initiative aligns with global preferences, as over 200 countries engage in negotiation
treaties, emphasizing the international appeal of ADR for streamlined and time-efficient dispute resolution
mechanisms. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is popular due to its quicker, flexible, and confidential
nature, empowering parties and gaining international acceptance for streamlined, efficient resolution. In 1996,
the Indian Parliament introduced the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, outlining detailed provisions for the
resolution of legal disputes, and in 1999, the CPC Amendment Act inserted Section 89 into the Code of Civil
Procedure 1908, facilitating the settlement of court cases through ADR. In addition to constitutional support
(Article 39A), various statutes like the Industrial Disputes Act, Commercial Courts Act, Hindu Marriage Act,
Consumer Protection Act, Motor Vehicles Act, etc., endorse ADR mechanisms for dispute resolution. Notably,
recent amendments include The Mediation Act, 2023, reflecting an ongoing effort to enhance and refine ADR
processes in India.
Against this backdrop, the Emerging Areas of Law Cluster at Madhusudan Law University, Cuttack, is set to
spearhead a thought-provoking discussion titled "Alternative Dispute Resolution : challenges and future
perspectives." This forum aspires to be a collaborative platform for legal professionals and scholars, facilitating
an in-depth exploration of various facets of ADR, evaluating emerging trends, and fostering discussions on
effective implementation strategies and avenues for improvement. Through this seminar, the university aims to
contribute significantly to a nuanced understanding of ADR's potential impact on the judicial landscape and
underscore its pivotal role in addressing contemporary legal challenges.
OBJECTIVES

1.To provide a comprehensive understanding of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) methods.


2.To increase awareness about the advantages and benefits of ADR as an alternative to l litigation.
3.To delve into the various techniques and processes involved in ADR, emphasizing the practical application of each
method in context of real life case studies and examples.
4.To explore ongoing learnings and knowledge sharing relating to challenges and limitations associated with ADR.
5.To address and suggest means and modes to make ADR effective.

SUB-THEMES

1. International Commercial Arbitration and UNCITRAL Model Law


2. Institutional Arbitration verses Adhoc Arbitration
3. Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards
4. Jurisdiction and Confidentiality in Cross Border Arbitration
5. Online Dispute Resolution (ODR)/ E-ADR
6. Artificial Intelligence Technology and ADR
7. Lok-Adalats and administration of Justice
8. ADR in Intellectual Property Disputes
9. ADR in Energy and Infrastructure disputes, matrimonial disputes, environmental disputes, Labour
disputes, Banking Sector; ADR in public policy disputes
10. Mediation Laws in India with special reference to Mediation Act, 2023
11. Conciliation and Negotiation
12. ADR and Access to Justice
WHO CAN ATTEND REGISTRATION FEES

Academicians 500/-
Research Scholars/Students 250/-
[Students and research scholars of other
Universities and colleges along with the
colleges affiliated to Madhusudan Law
University.]
Students of MLU No fees

Indian Overseas Bank (IOB)


Payment Details- Account- 124701000001265
IFSC-IOBA0001247
Branch-IOB Jobra,Cuttack

NOTE
Registration is mandatory for all the presenters and attendees.
Accommodation shall not be provided by the University.
The seminar shall be held in the campus of Madhusudan Law
University,Cuttack.
REGISTRATION LINK - https://forms.gle/6FDwUJQPLh3hCLKLA

SCHEME OF THE SEMINAR


The seminar shall be commenced with a session of distinguished speakers following
which starts the paper presentation .
The technical ground has been divided in three phrases
Abstract Submission
Full paper submission
Paper Presentation
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION

GUIDELINES FOR THE ABSTRACTS GUIDELINES FOR RESEARCH PAPERS

(a) Abstracts should be within 200 to (a) Length of full paper : should be within 3,500 to
300 words. (word format) 4,000 words (excluding footnotes and title)
(b)Heading font and font size: Times New Roman
(b) Font and Font Size: Times New
14,Line spacing 1.5 and Alignment ‘justify’ and
Roman, 12, Line spacing 1.5 and
Content Font and Font Size : Times New Roman, 12,
Alignment ‘justify’. Line spacing 1.5 and Alignment ‘justify’
(c) Abstract should mention the (c) Footnotes : Font ‘Times New Roman’, Font Size
following specific details on the front 10, line spacing 1.5
page: (d) Follow the Bluebook: A Uniform System of
● Name of the Author Citation (20th Edition) for footnoting.
● Affiliation (f) Policy papers will be eligible only if they cover
● Designation important and contemporary issues.

● Contact Number and Email Id


(g) Submissions must be original and not yet

● Title of the Submission


published.
(h) Co-authorship is allowed.
(d) The acceptance of the abstract Mail Id for both Abstract and Full Ppaer
shall be communicated through mail. Submission- [email protected]

.
IMPORTANT DATES

LAST DATE OF SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACT 20.02.2024


*(TILL 12:00 AM)

DATE OF COMMUNICATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF THE ABSTRACT 23.02.2024

(24.02.2024-
DATE OF REGISTRATION *(TILL 12:00 AM)
05.03.2024)

DATE OF SUBMISSION OF FULL RESEARCH PAPER 10.03.2024


*(TILL 12:00 AM)

DATE OF THE SEMINAR 16.03.2024


CONTACT DETAILS

1.Mrs.Prajnashree Purohit ----- +91 - 9040403706


Organizing Secretary

2.MS.Adyasha Behera ----- +91 - 9337078489


Member

3.Mr.Vikram Srinivasan, ----- +91-9962062239


Member
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Prof. (Dr.) Kamal Jeet Singh,


Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor
Chief Patron

Smt.Nirupama Swain
Dr.Soumitra Kumar Chatterjee
OAS, (SAG)
Chairman, P.G.Council
Registrar
Patron
Patron

Ms.Hiranmayee Mishra Dr.Nidhi Chauhan


Mrs.Prajnashree Purohit
HOD (LL.B, LL.M) DSW,HOD (B.A.LL.B)
Organizing Secretary
Seminar Director Seminar Co-Director

OTHER COMMITTEE MEMBERS


Faculty Members Student CO-Ordinator
1.Ms.Adyasha Behera Member 1.Mr.Sambit Kumar Sahoo 3 Years. LL.B
2.Mr.Vikram Srinivasan Member 2.Ms.Arpita Nayak 3 Years. LL.B
4.Mr.Bhanu Pratap Singh Member 3.Ms.Tallina S. Mohanty 3 Years. LL.B
5.Mrs.Smruti Padma Mohanty Member 4.Ms.Priti Nayak 5 Years. B.A.LL.B(H)

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