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BRIDGING LEGAL PRINCIPLES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL REALITIES: ANALYSING THE BATTERED WOMAN SYNDROME IN INDIAN JURISPRUDENCE BY - AMRUTA VENKATACHALAM

Authors: AMRUTA VENKATACHALAM

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CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF KA ABBAS VS UNION OF INDIA AIR 1970 SC BY – PRAGYA MISHRA

Authors: PRAGYA MISHRA

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IDEA-EXPRESSION DICHOTOMY: A CORNERSTONE OF COPYRIGHT LAW BY - RITHVIK GUNDAVARAPU

Authors: RITHVIK GUNDAVARAPU

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MATERNITY AND PATERNITY LEAVE LAWS: BALANCING LIFE AND CAREER BY - SRI VALLI M & PRATHIKSHA G.RAO

Authors: SRI VALLI M & PRATHIKSHA G.RAO

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SOCIO-LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE CASE SUPRIYO AKA SUPRIYA CHAKRABORTY & ANR. V. UNION OF INDIA BY - LAKSHITA MAHAJAN

Authors: LAKSHITA MAHAJAN

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AN CRITICAL ANALYSIS DOWRY IN LEGAL FRAMEWORK BY - PUGAZHENTHI J , NALINI R & PASUPATHI G K

Authors: PUGAZHENTHI J , NALINI R & PASUPATHI G K

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CONTRIBUTION OF HOUSE MAKER IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FAMILY’S ASSEST: AN ANLYSIS OF ROLES AND RIGHTS OF HOUSE WIFE. BY - YASH BHARDWAJ

Authors: YASH BHARDWAJ

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ELECTRONIC CONTRACTS: LEGAL FRAMEWORKS AND CHALLENGES IN THE DIGITAL AGE BY: R. THIRUSHYA

Authors: R. THIRUSHYA

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“ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTER TERRORISM FINANCING” BY: PALLAVI NITIN PAWAR

Authors: PALLAVI NITIN PAWAR

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DOES INDIA HAVE ADEQUATE GENDER-NEUTRAL LAWS AGAINST COITAL OFFENCES? BY - YASH BHARDWAJ

Authors: YASH BHARDWAJ

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[1] Assistant Professor, Department of Legal Studies, Vels Institute of Science, Technology and Advanced Studies, Pallavaram, Chennai

[2] Assistant Professor, Department of Legal Studies, Vels Institute of Science, Technology and Advanced Studies, Pallavaram, Chennai

[3] Assistant Professor, Department of Legal Studies, Vels Institute of Science, Technology and Advanced Studies, Pallavaram, Chennai

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IDEA-EXPRESSION DICHOTOMY: A CORNERSTONE OF COPYRIGHT LAW BY - RITHVIK GUNDAVARAPU

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