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UNVEILING CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY: A STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF REVERSE LIFTING OF CORPORATE VEIL IN INDIA BY - KRITI ARORA

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MARITAL RAPE: IS SPOUSAL EXCEPTION VALID? BY - SHREYA SHOREWALA

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AMENDMENTS UNDER THE PART-III OF THE CONSTITUTION: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE POWER OF A PARLIAMENT TO AMEND CONSTITUTION UNDER ARTICLE-368 AND THE BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE BY - HARSH PASI

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LEGAL SAFEGUARDS IN CROSS-STATE WARRANT EXECUTION BY - KESHAV SETHI

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A STUDY ON CAA AS A MANIFESTATION OF INDIAS HISTORICAL LEGACIES BY - MALAVIKA GV

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