Patanjali College of Yoga and Research Centre at Chennai, organized a programme for International Achievers Award - 2020. The award has been given to International Achievers, Asian Achievers, National Achievers, and Young Achievers. Dr. A.S. SELVAM from department of Yoga and Well Being, Saveetha School of Law, has Participated in the field of Yoga and he is awarded as “Yuva Bharathi-2020” for the Yoga Scientific Research.
The resources person Adv. Sivashankar Sivaji, B.A., B.L., explained about the trademark registration proceedings and litigation in this session. The session was very informative and the resource person had clarified all doubts put forth by the students.
Read MoreOn 20th November 2020, the Centre for Criminal Justice Research (CCJR), Saveetha School of Law, organised an International Webinar on “LLM Education In UK: Opportunities And Challenges Amidst The Pandemic” in partnership with SSL Student Exchange Cell and Nottingham Trent University, UK. Dr. Vasileios Adamidis, Professor and Principal Lecturer Nottingham law School was the chief guest. Ms. Aswathy Prakash G, Asst. Professor, Saveetha School of Law moderated the session. Dr. Vasileios started the session by highlighting the nuances of blended teaching that they are adopting in Nottingham Law School (NLS), which boosted the morale of the academics and students alike. The moderator raised pertinent questions relating to the career avenues of Indian law students to practice as a Solicitor in the UK and the discussions revolved around the benefits and admission process of Legal Practice Course (LPC). Dr. Vasileios elaborated on the process of scholarships in UK law schools including the Nottingham Law School. He reiterated the benefits the students of Saveetha School of Law can avail as part of the MoU between SSL and NLS. The conversation then moved on to the various specialisations offered by Nottingham Law School and their career prospects. The session ended with an interactive Q & A wherein the panelists cleared the doubts raised by the students. The session was attended by about 50 students and faculties
The resource person Mr. Bharanidar M in the webinar has discussed the various contours of vicarious Liability and had expounded on the principle of vicarious liability under some Indian Laws with reference to the Public Liability Act.
Read MoreMr. Ravi Shankar has an enormous experience in the field of criminal law. He explained in detail the provisions on dishonor of cheques under the Negotiable Instrument Act. He also dealt on the various aspects of Cheque bouncing cases during the session.
The Resource person Mr.Dravid kumar, B.E.,(Civil), MBA., presented a topic on legal problems in mass construction and building approvals. He also spoke about the Documents required for building and land approvals like EC(Encumbrance certificate). He also spoke about municipal rules,regulations and the steps involved in getting approvals from the authorities.
Miss Yalini Sabapathy, started her presentation about the importance of Intellectual Property Rights in software profession, she gave an overview of IPR and explained about the importance of Patents and Trademarks in software profession.
The resource person Dr. Sophia David Livingston, M.A, B.Ed, M.Phil, UGC-SET, PhD., presented a topic on ‘The Juvenile Justice Act’.The Juvenile Justice Act was discussed and deliberated in an impactful manner. The various facets of this act with special reference to child care and development, holistic health of a child, rehabilitation and social reintegration, physical and emotional well being was discussed. The diverse provisions in the realm of law and justice were articulated with insights from the act. The discussion also dwelt upon the nerve-wracking and spine-chilling Nirbhaya case which rocked the chords of the nation.
Read MoreThe webinar was on the various aspects of the law of maintenance. The Webinar gave deep insights into Section 125 Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, Domestic Violence Act 2005, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act 1956, Indian Divorce Act,1869 for Christian Wives.The Resource person explained the circumstances under which the husband is not liable to pay maintenance.
The resource person Dr. Joy Agnees B, MBBS., MDRD., presented a topic on Forensic Medicine on ‘suicide or Homicide’- unnatural cause of death. The entire session was very informative and the resource person expounded on the various legal intricacies related to forensic science
Mr Vijay Raj elaborated on stress management and the various techniques to avoid stress and he explained in detail about managing stress especially during this pandemic period. Overall the session offered deep insights into the ways of handling stress.
Dr. Naresh Kumar G, presented on the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act ,1971 & the Amendment bill, 2020.On the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act he explained the legal safeguards present under the Act and he also explained about Legal Abortion and Punishments under various provisions of the Indian Penal Code (Sec.312-316).
The resource person provided us with a complete explanation about fundamental rights and their characteristics.
The resource person provided us with the overview of the fundamental rights enshrined in Indian constitution and also explained about the doctrines relating to fundamental rights.
Mr.B.Vignesh Ramanadhan was invited as speaker of the session who is currently working as a legal advisor for various reputed companies across Chennai. The topic discussed in the session was the overview and importance of Indian evidence Act 1873 in which all the aspects of Indian Evidence Act was covered. Firstly, he started with three important legislations of Indian criminal law. He also advised all the participants to observe sensational or serious cases in order to equip themselves with important precedents and the session was very informative and lively. He further gave various illustrations and examples for understanding and this topic is of prime importance as the evidence is playing a vital role in deciding a case and it's development in the recent days is massive.
The resource person provided us with a complete explanation and shared her knowledge about ADR mechanism. The resource person explained about the types of ADR Mechanism - Arbitration, Mediation, Conciliation, Negotiation. The resource person gave us suggestions for improving the Standard of ADR dispute resolution Mechanism.
Finally, The resource person told us about ODR which is the online version of ADR.
Read MoreMs. Indhuvadhana started with her lectures, by giving a general introduction about capital punishments in India.Evolution of capital punishment in India,landmark cases of supreme court judgements where discussed for redereence.She gave suggestions on how capital punishments should be reformed in our country and gave certain ideas. On the whole the session was very interesting because our resources person related the topic with the present situation.
Read MorePrinciple of insurance Law : Insurable interest ; whereas the insurance can be taken only for the blood relation and not for third parties . The important is the proximate clause which is contribution .
Benefits of insurance : Agreement has to be made between the company and the insurer.There are 25 insurance companies now.In the absence of an insurer , the benefits will be transferred to the nominee. Insurance companies bear the loss of a vehicle incase of an accident and it has to be proved , not applicable for drunken driving .
Need for motor insurance : Insured declared value (IDV) , It shall be insured for the value of vehicle and the company is bound to repay only to the insured amount.
Role of IRDI : Regulatory body which sets up certain regulations and principles for the insurance schemes and the companies as well . when any issue pops up, IRDI protects the interest of the consumer and also the company .
Dispute settlement body : Appointment of ombudsman , it can be sorted out through arbitration or mediation and few cases are also forwarded to the courts .
Read MoreHard work and perseverance is the primary factor Micro level planning is mandatory in all stages of business. Accepting the Challenge and long term strategy has to be adopted . Passion and dedication towards the business ensures stability as well.
Challenge the threat and overcome fear : Visualize the goal and work towards it.The goal should be tangible and Hire the partner based on trust and qualification.
Launch the business ideas based on the targeted group : Look into the concerned issue of the clients and rectify the flaws immediately to maintain the existing customers and attract new customers. Risk management and immediate action plan has to be preplanned and effective .
Deliver but do not sell : Maintain a calendar and schedule the plans accordingly for the efficient functioning of business . Do not delay the needs of customers .Stay fit and healthy which has primary importance to work efficiently. Stay Focused and avoid multitasking which helps in improving the progress. Ensure regular practise and wait for the results.
Read MoreThe speaker of the webinar was Advocate M.R.GOKUL KRISHNAN, B.L., LL.M (U.K). He gave an overview about the RERA Act, with an introduction which includes history and objectives of the Act. Further he said about the applicability of the Act and referred sections for definition and it's functions and the role of Rera Act under real-estate properties. He also explained the salient features of the Act and it's benefits. The session ended by knowing about offense and penalties for agents, promoters and for buyers.
Read MoreThe session was very informative and interesting since the participants were interactive and many question relating to child abuse and pocso act qas put forward and the presenter explained about the it during Pandemic situation. Also she told about the number of cases been registered in during COVID-19. She explained how a lawyer should fill the gap to such crime and bring justice so that a proper legislation will be enacted, but the judiciary system was not implemented and for the given reason the child abuse has increased in India . The presenter also explained that this type of crime or child abuse or anything related to child must create awareness towards the society as well as the weaker section, then will the child abuse crime rate decrease .
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