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SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES
Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin, Kerala.
Two day National Conference on “Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law: Emerging Issues and Challenges”
Date: November 3 & 4th 2017.
About The Conference
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 is considered to be the biggest economic reform introduced in India to play a significant role in limiting the risks of credit. IBC, 2016 consolidates and amends the law relating to insolvency resolution process in India. The effects of the advent of the Code seem to be far reaching for lenders, financial institutions, corporates and also for professionals, giving them scope to act as resolution professionals. Bankruptcy law aims at providing rescue mechanism for distressed entities, facilitating faster windup of insolvent entities and providing an easier exit route to investors. How far the I&B Code, 2016 is successful in ensuring an investor friendly bankruptcy framework is to be examined in detail. In this context, School of Legal Studies is organising a Two Day National Conference on “Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law: Emerging Issues and Challenges” to deliberate upon the key issues such as economic and social perspectives of insolvency law, challenges in implementation of I& B Code, functions of regulatory bodies and Insolvency Professionals under the code and corporate insolvency resolution process.
Call for Papers
Research papers are invited from the academicians, researchers, practitioners and students on the broad themes given below. Research papers should apply research skills and must highlight the specific research problem. The work should be original, previously unpublished and must not be in the stage of submission/consideration elsewhere.
Themes Identified
- Economic and social perspectives of Insolvency law
- Challenges in implementation of I& B Code
- Functions of regulatory bodies under the Code
- Role of Insolvency Professionals
- Corporate insolvency resolution process.
- Interface with other legislations like SARFAESI &Companies Act, 2013, IFC.
Guidelines for Submission
The abstract of the paper shall be submitted for the selection of papers (Word limit: 350-500 words, Font: Times new Roman, Size 12, Line spaces: 1.5).
The abstract shall provide the scheme of the research paper. It must contain the synopsis of the paper, subtitles and conclusion indicating the author’s perspectives.
Abstract must be accompanied with Name, Designation, Official Address, Phone Number and Email Id of the author (s).
The final paper must follow a uniform format- Times New Roman, Font Size 12, 1.5 line spacing ,Word limit : 3500-7500.
All submissions should be made in MS Word format (.docx)
All references must be in the form of footnotes.
Failure to comply with the above stipulations will result in the rejection of the paper.
Co-authorship is allowed only upto two authors. Presentation of paper can be done only by any one of the author(s) of the paper.
All submitted abstracts and final papers shall undergo an internal review process and the acceptance of the Abstract & Full Paper for the seminar will be communicated through email.
All abstracts and full papers must be submitted electronically via email to:
slslawseminar@gmail.com
KEY DATES |
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| Last date for submission of Abstract | 08.10.2017 |
| Notification for acceptance of Abstract | 10.10.2017 |
| Last date for submission of Full Paper | 25.10.2017 |
| Notification of acceptance of Full paper | 26.10.2017 |
| Date of Conference | 3.11.2017 & 4.11.2017 |
Registration
Registration is free.
No TA/DA will be provided by the host institution, however, local hospitality will be provided to all the participants by SLS.
For Further details contact :
Dr. Preetha S.
Assistant Professor
School of Legal Studies
CUSAT.
Ph: 9446208509
Dr. Aneesh V. Pillai
Assistant Professor
School of Legal Studies
CUSAT
Mob: 8606558242
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