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ARBITRATING INTANGIBLES: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AS CATALYSTS FOR LEGAL INGENUITY BY: DHVANI KAMRA & DR. BHAVNA BATRA

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“TRADEMARK INFRINGEMENT IN THE E- COMMERCE ERA: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS” BY - SHEFALI SHUKLA

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CYBER FRAUD IN RELATION WITH CYBER CRIME: A CRITICAL STUDY BY - ISHAAN MALHOTRA

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LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA BY - MR. PASWAN JIGAR DEEPCHANDBHAI & DR. SHOVA DEVI

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AN ANALYSIS OF THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACT, 2005 BY - MS. DIMPLE PAREEK

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CORPORATE FRAUD AND WHITE-COLLAR CRIMES: PREVENTION AND PROSECUTION STATUTES IN INDIA BY - AYUSH KUMAR CHAUHAN

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RECONSIDERING THE AGE OF CONSENT UNDER THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT (POCSO) IN INDIA BY - RIYA KUMARI

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NAVIGATING THE INTERWEAVING LEGAL THREADS OF PARENTAL ALIENATION, BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD AND PARENTAL RIGHTS: A LEGAL ANALYSIS OF CHILD CUSTODY LAWS IN INDIA BY - KARISHMA JAIN & AANCHAL

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