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FEMME JURIS: NAVIGATING WORK-LIFE DYNAMICS IN LEGAL PRACTICE BY: SWATHY P.S

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EMERGING CHALLENGES AND THE CONSTITUTION’S ADAPTATIONS Climate Change And Environmental Justice: Integrating Environment Values Into The Constitution BY - T. VINNARASU & R. RAJAHARIHARAN

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN CORPORATE LAW: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY FOR ANALYSING PATENT AND TRADEMARK ISSUES. BY - REETAMBHAR KUMAR DAS

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ADVANCEMENTS IN TECHNOLOGY AND THE DIGITAL AGE: INFLUENCES ON CRIMINAL LIABILITY IN CYBER CRIMES AND DIGITAL EVIDENCE CASES BY - TANYA ELIZABETH MATHEW

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THE ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF RIGHT TO LEGAL AID IN INDIA: AN ASSESSMENT BY - MIRZA ADEEB JIAN

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“FREEDOM TO DO BUSINESS AND TRADE IN INDIA: CONSTITUTIONAL PREROGATIVES AND JUDICIAL DYNAMISM” BY - DHILAN SARMA

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HORIZONTAL APPLICATION OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN INDIA – NEED AND CHALLENGES BY - ADARSH GOGOI

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ONE PERSON COMPANY IN INDIA & ITS COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS WITH THE UNITED KINGDOM (U.K) BY: TAMANNA BANSAL

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RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION IN INDIA: EXPLAINED HORIZONTALLY BY - PRIYANSH KANAWAT

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SETTING THE BLOCKS FOR ASEAN: HOW IP INJECTION CAN INCREASE THE FRUITFULNESS OF AEC AND ITS GOAL OF 2025 BY - ABHISHEK SHARMA, ANNANY MAMGAIN & ARYAN GARG

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