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CORPORATE SOCIAL CONTRACT; A NEW CONCEPT AND ITS RELATION WITH CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY BY - NIKHIL A S

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‘ILLEGAL MIGRANT’ OR ‘REFUGEE’? ASYLUM SANS LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK BY - PRIYANKA BISWAS

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INTELLECTUAL PROTECTION OF FRAGRANCES - WHY ARE FRAGRANCES NOT PROTECTED UNDER IPR. BY - SAAHEN SHARMA

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CHANGING DIMENSIONS OF BAIL JURISPRUDENCE IN ECONOMIC OFFENCES BY - RASHINA THESNIM

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INDIA’S STRATEGY AT THE G20: THE PUSH TO REPLACE CHINA BY - AISHANI PACHAURI & ARNAV SADHU

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SECTION 498A: A BACKFIRING LEGISLATION BY - ANSHUMAN BISARYA

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POSITION OF MORAL RIGHTS OF PERFORMERS IN INDIA: ARE THEY PROTECTED ENOUGH? BY: ANSHUMAN BISARYA

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INCONSISTENT APPLICATION OF POLLUTER PAY PRINCIPLE IN INDIAN ENVIRONMENTAL JURISPRUDENCE BY- ANSHUMAN BISARYA

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