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Dubai Arbitration Week 2026 will bring together the global arbitration community for a week of panel discussions, workshops and networking, highlighting Dubai’s growing role as an international dispute resolution hub and providing a platform to exchange perspectives on emerging trends, innovations and the future of arbitration.
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Explore the Supreme Court’s key judgments and developments from October 2026, covering child online safety, internet access, election nomination rights, insolvency, service law, reservation, PMLA bail and other significant rulings.
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The CCLGFL Blog at NLU Delhi invites submissions from students, academics and practitioners on contemporary developments in corporate, financial, securities, insolvency and allied laws. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.
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Delhi High Court found, prima facie, that the Arbitral Tribunal’s finding treating the loan sanction letter as a sham document was unsupported by evidence.
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The Court held that, on the admitted lapse and the bail already granted to a co-accused, regular bail was warranted.
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Bringing the power of dialogue to the forefront, the Indian Mediation Federation’s ‘An Evening with Mediators’ highlighted the need to move beyond legislative recognition towards building a credible, trusted and accessible mediation ecosystem, where public confidence, institutional strength and professional competence shape the future of dispute resolution in India.
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Only 3rd/4th/5th year LL.B. and LL.M. students are eligible for the course. Selection is strictly based on the review of the Resume.
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Delivering the special address at the ICC India Arbitration Conference 2026, Justice Manish Pitale highlighted the need for judicial specialisation, a stronger arbitration Bar and a robust ethical framework to strengthen India’s position as a preferred seat of international arbitration.
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Addressing the ICC India Arbitration Conference 2026 in Mumbai, ICC Secretary-General Alexander Fessas highlighted key reforms under the 2026 ICC Arbitration Rules, including the 90-day expedited procedure, removal of mandatory Terms of Reference and enhanced arbitrator disclosure requirements, while emphasising efficiency and institutional engagement.
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Upholding the grant of pension to an Army veteran whose rheumatoid arthritis developed during his posting at Kargil under Operation Rakshak, the Court directed the Government to expressly clarify the applicability of pensionary benefits when notifying operations under Category E(i) of the Policy dated 31 January 2001.
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Interested candidates must email their CV, a 1,000-word essay on a case of interest, and a 300-word statement of purpose to scwelfaretrust@gmail.com on or before 15 November 2026.
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Can a conversation change the course of a dispute? The Indian Mediation Federation (IMF) will explore mediation’s potential to transform dispute resolution at ‘An Evening with Mediators’ taking place on Saturday, 31 October, in New Delhi.
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Madras High Court quashed the Medical Board’s refusal to permit termination of a 31-week pregnancy after detecting agenesis of the corpus callosum and bilateral ventriculomegaly.
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Observing that a 15-year-old child requires a father’s guidance and a mother’s love and affection, the Court reiterated that these are fundamental to the child’s well-being and that a child must not be made a “football” between the parents to their own detriment.
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Madras High Court held that exploiting familial bonds and emotions to influence voters could not, by itself, amount to undue influence, as it did not overpower adults’ free will. The Court observed that adults who chose to vote a particular way in response to their children’s demands were exercising their own volition
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On the final day of the Asia ADR Week 2026, experts examined emerging construction disputes involving energy-transition projects, cross-border power infrastructure and data centres, focusing on contractual risk allocation, dispute avoidance, FIDIC procedures and the 2026 AIAC Arbitration Rules.
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Professor Robert G. Volterra is a Partner at Volterra Fietta and Visiting Professor of International Law at University College London. A Canadian barrister and English solicitor-advocate, he specialises in international law and dispute resolution, representing governments and private clients before international courts and tribunals.
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Running until 16 October 2026, the AIAC Asia ADR Week 2026 brings together government leaders, members of the judiciary, arbitration practitioners, institutional representatives from across Asia and beyond to discuss the future of alternative dispute resolution, as AIAC approaches its Golden Jubilee in 2028.
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The competition is open to researchers from all disciplines with an interest in international trade law.
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The second edition will focus on AI governance, data privacy, regulatory frameworks and practical approaches to building trustworthy AI systems. Conference to bring together participants from MeitY, the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser, UN Global Compact, IDBI Bank, IIM Bangalore and leading technology and legal organisations
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