Alliance School of Law, Alliance University, organised the National Workshop on Drafting, Pleading, and Conveyancing 2025. The workshop was attended by fourth-year students from the BA LLB and BBA LLB programmes, along with participants from law institutions across India. The event aimed to strengthen legal education through practical exposure to legal drafting and courtroom procedures.

Engagement with Legal Experts

The workshop opened with a session by Mr Vivekananda H.S, Advocate and Founder of Vivek Associates, Bengaluru. His session focused on contract drafting, highlighting the role of language precision and structural clarity in legal documentation.

Mr Manjunath Hiral, Advocate at the High Court of Karnataka, delivered a session on drafting bail petitions. The session addressed essential aspects of criminal procedure and provided insights into effective representation in criminal cases.

Ms Deepa Jayadev, Advocate and Founder of Deepa Jayadev Associates, Bengaluru, discussed civil law drafting. The session included detailed analysis of agreements, plaints, and written statements. Participants explored the legal framework and drafting techniques applicable to civil litigation.

Mr Dhiraj Nayarkodi, Advocate at Nayarkodi Associates, Bengaluru, addressed property law. His session covered land classifications, property documentation, and the process of title verification, offering a structured approach to conveyancing practice.

Focus on Practical Learning

The sessions included real-time drafting exercises, supported by structured guidance from the legal professionals. The format encouraged participants to engage with real case scenarios and develop drafting skills aligned with legal practice requirements.

Participants received exposure to various legal documents and explored the procedural dimensions of civil, criminal, and property law. The sessions facilitated interaction between students and legal practitioners, creating a platform for experiential learning.

Organisation and Coordination

The workshop was coordinated by Dr Upankar Chutia and Mr Chakravarthy Naik. The coordination supported seamless delivery of sessions and ensured the effective management of workshop activities.

The format of the workshop was aligned with academic outcomes while integrating practical elements of legal training. The structure and scheduling of sessions enabled maximum participation and content absorption.

Academic and Professional Integration

The National Workshop on Drafting, Pleading, and Conveyancing reflected the School of Law’s commitment to integrating classroom learning with practical legal exposure. The sessions provided an understanding of the technical aspects of legal drafting and the procedural steps followed in Indian courts.

The event contributed to preparing students for their professional responsibilities by equipping them with drafting skills and legal reasoning. It also promoted familiarity with litigation processes and statutory compliance.

Conclusion

The successful completion of the National Workshop on Drafting, Pleading, and Conveyancing marked a key step in enhancing legal education at Alliance University. The initiative supported the development of future legal professionals through focused, practice-oriented training and engagement with industry experts.