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FJS Organizes Expert Lecture on Drafting as a Strategic Tool in Litigation
27 Jan 2026
The Art and Science of Drafting in Litigation
The Faculty of Juridical Sciences successfully organized an Expert Lecture on “The Role of Drafting in Litigation” on 23 January 2026 at 2:00 PM in Lecture Hall–203, V.C. Building. The lecture was delivered by Senior Advocate Mr. S. N. Shukla, a distinguished legal practitioner with more than 30 years of experience in Civil and Criminal Litigation, under the guidance of Dr. Praveen Kumar Mall, (Dean–FJS).
Objective of the Programme
The objective of the expert (alumni) guest lecture was to bridge the gap between legal education and practical advocacy by providing students with real-life insights into civil and criminal litigation. The session aimed to motivate students to pursue professional excellence, ethical legal practice, and practical competence in litigation.
Programme Details
The programme commenced with a formal welcome and introduction of the distinguished alumnus and guest speaker, Mr. S. N. Shukla, Senior Advocate, Kanpur Courts. With over three decades of professional experience, Mr. Shukla delivered an enlightening lecture sharing invaluable insights from his extensive litigation career.
He discussed key practical aspects of civil litigation, including:
- Drafting of pleadings
- Filing of suits
- Securing interim reliefs
- Evidentiary procedures
- Effective case management
Mr. S. N. Shukla shared his rich professional journey spanning over three decades at the Bar and emphasized:
- Practical aspects of civil litigation, especially drafting and pleadings
- Challenges and strategies involved in criminal litigation
- Ethical responsibilities and professional conduct of advocates
- Importance of continuous learning, patience, and integrity in the legal profession
The lecture was highly interactive, with students actively participating and seeking guidance on court practice, case management, and career opportunities in litigation.
Ms. Riddhi Tripathi (HoD) and other faculty members were present during the programme. The event was efficiently coordinated by Dr. Kaneez Fatima, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Juridical Sciences.
Students from various semesters of the Faculty of Juridical Sciences attended the programme with great enthusiasm. The session proved to be highly informative and motivating for aspiring advocates.
Outcome of the Programme
- Enhanced understanding of practical aspects of litigation among students
- Strengthened alumni–institution relationship
- Increased motivation among students to pursue careers in civil and criminal litigation
The expert lecture was a great success and provided valuable professional exposure to students. Such programmes play a crucial role in integrating academic knowledge with practical legal skills and will continue to be organized in the future for the holistic development of students.
The Art and Science of Drafting in Litigation
The Faculty of Juridical Sciences successfully organized an Expert Lecture on “The Role of Drafting in Litigation” on 23 January 2026 at 2:00 PM in Lecture Hall–203, V.C. Building. The lecture was delivered by Senior Advocate Mr. S. N. Shukla, a distinguished legal practitioner with more than 30 years of experience in Civil and Criminal Litigation, under the guidance of Dr. Praveen Kumar Mall, (Dean–FJS).
Objective of the Programme
The objective of the expert (alumni) guest lecture was to bridge the gap between legal education and practical advocacy by providing students with real-life insights into civil and criminal litigation. The session aimed to motivate students to pursue professional excellence, ethical legal practice, and practical competence in litigation.
Programme Details
The programme commenced with a formal welcome and introduction of the distinguished alumnus and guest speaker, Mr. S. N. Shukla, Senior Advocate, Kanpur Courts. With over three decades of professional experience, Mr. Shukla delivered an enlightening lecture sharing invaluable insights from his extensive litigation career.
He discussed key practical aspects of civil litigation, including:
- Drafting of pleadings
- Filing of suits
- Securing interim reliefs
- Evidentiary procedures
- Effective case management
Mr. S. N. Shukla shared his rich professional journey spanning over three decades at the Bar and emphasized:
- Practical aspects of civil litigation, especially drafting and pleadings
- Challenges and strategies involved in criminal litigation
- Ethical responsibilities and professional conduct of advocates
- Importance of continuous learning, patience, and integrity in the legal profession
The lecture was highly interactive, with students actively participating and seeking guidance on court practice, case management, and career opportunities in litigation.
Ms. Riddhi Tripathi (HoD) and other faculty members were present during the programme. The event was efficiently coordinated by Dr. Kaneez Fatima, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Juridical Sciences.
Students from various semesters of the Faculty of Juridical Sciences attended the programme with great enthusiasm. The session proved to be highly informative and motivating for aspiring advocates.
Outcome of the Programme
- Enhanced understanding of practical aspects of litigation among students
- Strengthened alumni–institution relationship
- Increased motivation among students to pursue careers in civil and criminal litigation
The expert lecture was a great success and provided valuable professional exposure to students. Such programmes play a crucial role in integrating academic knowledge with practical legal skills and will continue to be organized in the future for the holistic development of students.
