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About Manish Mehrotra

Introduction AS PER BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA RULES Name: Manish Mehrotra
Email: advocate.manish67@gmail.com
Contact No: 91- 9415016285
Enrollment: Uttar Pradesh Bar Council : year 1992
Member : OUDH BAR ASSOCIATION, LUCKNOW BENCH OF ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT. LUCKNOW
AREA OF PRACTISE: Commercial Arbitrations, Business Litigation, Contracts, Consumer Law (Medical Negligence Cases), Civil law, Appellate and Constitutional Law.
Interests: Reading law, History, Religion, Non fiction and Philosophy, Music

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Arbitration Law

Arbitral procedure which is fair, efficient, minimise role of courts, use mediation and conciliation.

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medical negligence

Medical negligence

The main test applied by the Consumer Courts in negligence is whether duty of care is taken or not.

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civil law

Civil Laws

Civil Laws are the backbone of the Indian legal system, appellate laws act as safeguards.

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Reflections & Insights from the Podium by Manish Mehrotra

Arbitration Law

“The foundations of arbitration lie in fewer technicalities and greater commitment to substantial justice.”
“Arbitration in India today faces serious challenges—high costs, procedural delays, inconsistency in arbitral conduct, and prolonged post-award enforcement.”
“An arbitral award has little value unless it is enforced swiftly; expeditious post-award enforceability is the backbone of an efficient arbitration system.”
“There is a visible gap in the quality and structured training of arbitrators in India, which needs immediate institutional attention.”
“Capacity building in arbitration cannot be confined to courts alone—it must extend to arbitrators, lawyers, and judicial officers alike.”
“Robust arbitral panels and regular training programs are essential to ensure consistency, credibility, and confidence in the arbitral process.”
“The future of arbitration in India depends on discipline, consistency, and respect for the arbitral process at every level.”

Medical Negligence Law

“An adverse result or death does not automatically amount to negligence. Negligence must be tested against settled legal principles.”
“Liability arises only when a doctor fails to exercise the level of care, skill, and diligence that a reasonably competent medical professional would exercise in similar circumstances.”
“Courts assess negligence based on whether the treatment followed a practice accepted as proper by a responsible body of medical professionals.”
“The patient must establish negligence through credible medical evidence; courts do not presume negligence merely because treatment failed.”
“Expert medical opinion is critical-Courts rely heavily on expert evidence to determine whether the medical professional’s conduct fell below accepted standards.”
“Judges must strike a balance—protect genuine victims of negligence while ensuring doctors are not harassed for bona fide professional decisions.”
“Fear of litigation should not paralyse doctors.”

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