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DRINKING AGE LEGAL IN INDIA BY - SAKSHI SRIVASTAVA

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CONCEPT OF GIFT BY - ABHIJEET CHANDRA

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DEFAMATION IN ENGLISH LAW AND INDIAN LAW BY - SUNDRAM KUMAR

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MARINE CONSERVATION LAWS: PRESERVING OCEAN ECOSYSTEMS IN THE FACE OF CHALLENGES BY - RITIK RAJ

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TIMELY DISPOSAL OF CASES - CHALLENGES FOR JUDICIARY IN UPHOLDING JUSICE BY - S. ARRIVAZHAGUY

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RULE OF LAW IN CRIME INVESTIGATION - A DISTANT REALITY BY - S. ARRIVAZHAGUY

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CASE COMMENT ON NALINAKHYA BYSACK V. SHYAM SUNDER HALDAR & ORS. (AIR 1953 SC 148) BY: TINA ANEJA

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[4] The same tragedy has been repeated in communal riots in the wake of the Ayodhya problem which rocked the towns of Aligarh and Bijnor during December-January 1990-91. In fact, the general Muslim opinion against the PAC[provincial Armed Constabulary] has never been more bitter before and a demand has been made to abolish the force. (also available at Ahmad Siddique, Criminology, Eastern Book Company, Fifth Edition)

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DRINKING AGE LEGAL IN INDIA BY - SAKSHI SRIVASTAVA

A CRITIQUE OF DISABILITY IN INDIA BY: DIVYANSH

ARTICLE 21 - THE CROWN OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION BY - KUMAR KANISHK

CONCEPT OF GIFT BY - ABHIJEET CHANDRA

DEFAMATION IN ENGLISH LAW AND INDIAN LAW BY - SUNDRAM KUMAR

MARINE CONSERVATION LAWS: PRESERVING OCEAN ECOSYSTEMS IN THE FACE OF CHALLENGES BY - RITIK RAJ

ANALYSIS OF INSANITY OF LAW BY - RAUSHAN KUMAR

TIMELY DISPOSAL OF CASES - CHALLENGES FOR JUDICIARY IN UPHOLDING JUSICE BY - S. ARRIVAZHAGUY

RULE OF LAW IN CRIME INVESTIGATION - A DISTANT REALITY BY - S. ARRIVAZHAGUY

CASE COMMENT ON NALINAKHYA BYSACK V. SHYAM SUNDER HALDAR & ORS. (AIR 1953 SC 148) BY: TINA ANEJA

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