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THE IMPACT OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ON COMPETITION LAW BY - HANAH VARGHESE

Authors: SHANAH VARGHESE

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NAVIGATING THE GRAY AREA: THE VALIDITY OF ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS IN QUESTION BY - DRISHTI KANAKIA

Authors: DRISHTI KANAKIA

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TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL AND NON-INTERNATIONAL ARMED CONFLICTS BY - SOMASREE BAKSHI

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ADDRESSING DIGITAL SECURITY FOR ESTABLISHING HUMAN RIGHTS BY - DR. NEWAL CHAUDHARY

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GDPR: THE NEED OF THE HOUR BY - MANISH K. SALIAN

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PRIVATE OR HOME RECORDING OF MUSICAL WORKS: COPYRIGHT ISSUE BY: - ARNAV SHARMA & SAUMYA GOEL

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THE CASE FOR SEBI S RECOGNITION OF CRYPTO-INVESTMENTS AS SECURITIES: A COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH STUDY BY - KESHAV SINGH RATHORE

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DOCTRINE OF LIS PENDENS: AN AID OR A HINDRANCE IN PENDING SUITS? BY - MEDHA HEBBAR

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LEGISLATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 BY - TANYA KUKADE & DR. VIVEK NEMANE

Authors: TANYA KUKADE & DR. VIVEK NEMANE

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THE IMPACT OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES ON COMPETITION LAW BY - HANAH VARGHESE

NAVIGATING THE GRAY AREA: THE VALIDITY OF ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS IN QUESTION BY - DRISHTI KANAKIA

TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL AND NON-INTERNATIONAL ARMED CONFLICTS BY - SOMASREE BAKSHI

ADDRESSING DIGITAL SECURITY FOR ESTABLISHING HUMAN RIGHTS BY - DR. NEWAL CHAUDHARY

IJLRA LAW REVIEW ISBN - 978-81-948082-8-2

GDPR: THE NEED OF THE HOUR BY - MANISH K. SALIAN

PRIVATE OR HOME RECORDING OF MUSICAL WORKS: COPYRIGHT ISSUE BY: - ARNAV SHARMA & SAUMYA GOEL

THE CASE FOR SEBI S RECOGNITION OF CRYPTO-INVESTMENTS AS SECURITIES: A COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH STUDY BY - KESHAV SINGH RATHORE

DOCTRINE OF LIS PENDENS: AN AID OR A HINDRANCE IN PENDING SUITS? BY - MEDHA HEBBAR

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