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CHILD PARTICIPATION IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN INDIA AND ROLE OF JUDICIARY BY - SHAILY AGRAWAL

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FEDERALISM IN INDIA BY:- ADV. PRADNYA PATIL

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THE ROLE OF PRESUMPTION AND MAXIMS IN STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS BY - PALVE SHUBHAM LAHUDAS

Authors: PALVE SHUBHAM LAHUDAS

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGES IN INDIA AND SELECTED COUNTRIES BY - PALVE SHUBHAM LAHUDAS

Authors: PALVE SHUBHAM LAHUDAS

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PATENT WARS IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY: BALANCING ACCESS TO MEDICINE AND INNOVATION BY - NEHA SHARMA & DR SUPERNA VENAIK

Authors: NEHA SHARMA & DR SUPERNA VENAIK

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A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 2019 BY : ADV. PALLAVI NITIN PAWAR

Authors: ADV. PALLAVI NITIN PAWAR

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‘JURIS MEDICA NEXUS’: UNRAVELING MEDICO – LEGAL DYNAMICS IN INDIAN HEALTHCARE JURISPRUDENCE BY - VANSHIKA TEWARI

Authors: VANSHIKA TEWARI

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THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF CARTELS IN THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM BY- NINAD BOHIDAR

Authors: NINAD BOHIDAR

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LEVERAGING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY BY - *SMITA PRAKASH

Authors: SMITA PRAKASH

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THE ROLE OF THE SUPREME COURT TO SAFEGUARD AND INTERPRET THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA BY - ADV. NUPUR SHRIRAM KULKARNI

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*The Author is an LL.M. student at Amity Law School, Amity University, Noida.

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CHILD PARTICIPATION IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN INDIA AND ROLE OF JUDICIARY BY - SHAILY AGRAWAL

FEDERALISM IN INDIA BY:- ADV. PRADNYA PATIL

THE ROLE OF PRESUMPTION AND MAXIMS IN STATUTORY INTERPRETATION: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS BY - PALVE SHUBHAM LAHUDAS

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGES IN INDIA AND SELECTED COUNTRIES BY - PALVE SHUBHAM LAHUDAS

PATENT WARS IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY: BALANCING ACCESS TO MEDICINE AND INNOVATION BY - NEHA SHARMA & DR SUPERNA VENAIK

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT, 2019 BY : ADV. PALLAVI NITIN PAWAR

‘JURIS MEDICA NEXUS’: UNRAVELING MEDICO – LEGAL DYNAMICS IN INDIAN HEALTHCARE JURISPRUDENCE BY - VANSHIKA TEWARI

THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF CARTELS IN THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM BY- NINAD BOHIDAR

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