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UNRAVELING THE LEGAL COMPLEXITIES OF COUNTERFEITING IN INDIAS E-COMMERCE LANDSCAPE BY JANVI JOHAR

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Case Commentary: Is Triple Talaq An Essential Religious Practice Under Article 25 Of The Indian Constitution? Shayara Bano V. Union Of India And Ors. [Air 2017 9 Scc 1 (Sc)] By - Nishtha Gautam & Prachi Vasudev

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BUILDING BETTER FUTURES: ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN CONSTRUCTION DISPUTES BY: P. MEENMOZHI

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CYBER CRIMES BY JUVENILE DELINQUENTS BY - MS. PRACHI RANJAN & MS. SHIVANGI SINHA

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CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE OF RIGHT TO HEALTH BY - PREETHI ARUMUGAM

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RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF BITE MARK ANALYSIS: CRITICAL EXAMINATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF CURRENT PRACTICES BY - SAHANA ASHOKUMAR

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THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS. BY - SRIVARSHINI.K, BAVANA.A & SHAHIN.M

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THE UNHEARD CRIES OF GENDER NEUTRALITY BY: PARIDHI MALIK & SUSHANT DABRAL

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GENDER NEUTRALITY OF RAPE LAWS: A LEGAL STUDY OF INDIA BY: ROHAN GOWDA H V

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SUMMARY TRIALS UNDER CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: ANALYSIS OF SUPREME COURT DECISIONS BETWEEN 2010 AND 2020. BY - NAINA VISWARAJ

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