INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR LEGAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

THE KASHMIRI PARADOX. BY - AYUSH KUMAR

Authors : AYUSH KUMAR

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RETROSPECTIVITY IN TAXATION STATUTES – A CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS BY - ANJALI VISWANAATHAN

Authors : ANJALI VISWANAATHAN

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MEDIATION AND NEGOTIATION IN INDIA: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY BY - BILAL KHAN

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RECONCILING PRIVACY AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION IN THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE IN INDIA BY - PONNI J

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ABORTION LAW IN INDIA BY - MUSARRAT NAIM

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RESOLVING CONFLICTS BETWEEN ANCIENT TRADITIONS AND MODERN LAW: BY - SUSHIL DESHMUKH

Authors : SUSHIL DESHMUKH

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A SHORT COMMENT AGAINST THE DECISION OF CARPOOLING BAN IN BANGALORE BY KARNATAKA HIGH COURT BY - ROHIT KUMAR DUGAR

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CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES ON ADVANCE DIRECTIVES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HEALTHCARE DECISION-MAKING IN THE USA, UK, AND INDIA BY - SRAVYA KONDURI

Authors : SRAVYA KONDURI

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ANALYSING GRAVE AND SUDDEN PROVOCATION IN INDIAN CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE: LEGAL INSIGHTS FROM LANDMARK CASES IN INDIAN CRIMINAL LAW BY - SIA SETHI

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THE INTERSECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND 3D PRINTING: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS BY - JITHIN. S & NAVAMI. S

Authors : JITHIN. S & NAVAMI. S

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THE KASHMIRI PARADOX. BY - AYUSH KUMAR

RETROSPECTIVITY IN TAXATION STATUTES – A CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS BY - ANJALI VISWANAATHAN

MEDIATION AND NEGOTIATION IN INDIA: A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY BY - BILAL KHAN

RECONCILING PRIVACY AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION IN THE DIGITAL LANDSCAPE IN INDIA BY - PONNI J

ABORTION LAW IN INDIA BY - MUSARRAT NAIM

RESOLVING CONFLICTS BETWEEN ANCIENT TRADITIONS AND MODERN LAW: BY - SUSHIL DESHMUKH

A SHORT COMMENT AGAINST THE DECISION OF CARPOOLING BAN IN BANGALORE BY KARNATAKA HIGH COURT BY - ROHIT KUMAR DUGAR

CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES ON ADVANCE DIRECTIVES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HEALTHCARE DECISION-MAKING IN THE USA, UK, AND INDIA BY - SRAVYA KONDURI

ANALYSING GRAVE AND SUDDEN PROVOCATION IN INDIAN CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE: LEGAL INSIGHTS FROM LANDMARK CASES IN INDIAN CRIMINAL LAW BY - SIA SETHI

THE INTERSECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND 3D PRINTING: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS BY - JITHIN. S & NAVAMI. S

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