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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE MONOPOLISTIC RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES ACT, 1969 AND COMPETITION ACT 2002 BY - SIBIYA.S

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BALANCING FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITIES: MEDIA LIABILITY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY BY: K. HARSHIT KARTHIK

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CHALLENGES IN THE INPUT TAX CREDIT MECHANISM UNDER INDIAS GOODS AND SERVICES TAX REGIME: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - PA.KAARTHHIK & R.S.DHIVYA

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REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS OF GIRLS AND WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES: A SOCIO-LEGAL STUDY BY: MS. MEHENDI MAZUMDAR

UNION MARINE CLASSIFICATION SERVICES LLC V. CAMOROS (2015, EWHC 508) BY - TRIPTI & TANISHA RANJAN

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE MONOPOLISTIC RESTRICTIVE TRADE PRACTICES ACT, 1969 AND COMPETITION ACT 2002 BY - SIBIYA.S

VOLUNTARY LICENSING: A NECESSARY ALTERNATIVE TO COMPULSORY LICENSING IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY BY - SHIVENDRA PRATAP SINGH

COMBATING ILLEGAL ONLINE PHARMACIES: REGULATORY STRATEGIES FOR THE INDIAN MARKET BY - JEEVA THOMAS MANNANAL

ALGORITHMS AS ACCOMPLICES: ANALYSING LEGAL ACCOUNTABILITY OF ONLINE PLATFORMS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE GISÈLE PELICOT CASE BY - ANANYA ANAND

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, PRIVACY, AND DATA PROTECTION: LEGAL AND ETHICAL CHALLENGES BY - DIKSHA VISHWAKARMA

ENFORCEMENT OF TRADEMARK IN INDIAN AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE BY: SHWETANG RAJENDRA DANEKAR & AKSHAY APPASAHEB BHAGWAT

BALANCING FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITIES: MEDIA LIABILITY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY BY: K. HARSHIT KARTHIK

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