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“EXTRADITION LAW: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIA, USA AND EUROPE”, 1ST EDITION 2023 BY: KIRAN ASHOK KADAM, DR. GIRISH ABHYANKAR & DR. ANAYA SHARMA

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HONOUR KILLING AND HUMAN RIGHTS BY - SAYANI CHAKRABORTY

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NAVIGATING SEDITION: THE INTERSECTION OF SEDITION LAW AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION IN INDIA BY- AKSHAY ANAND & PROF. KHALEEQ AHMAD

Authors : AKSHAY ANAND & PROF. KHALEEQ AHMAD

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A STUDY ON THE SCOPE OF INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND PARTNERSHIP FIRM WITHIN IBC,2016 BY- ANJALI KUMARI & PROF. DR. ANIL DIXIT

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THE TRANSFORMATIVE INFLUENCE OF POST-COVID TECHNOLOGIES ON CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS AND PROSECUTIONS IN THE INDIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY - JISHA JASMIN A

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“INDIA, INTER-COUNTRY PARENTAL CHILD REMOVAL AND THE LAW” BY ANIL MALHOTRA AND RANJIT MALHOTRA BY: SHOBHANA SANJAY SINGH, DR. SAPNA BANSAL & PROF. KARTHIAYANI

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ANALYSIS OF TRANSGENDER PERSONS (PROTECTION OF RIGHTS) BILL, 2019 BY- KM TABSSUM

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DELISTING OF COMPANIES: A CRITICAL STUDY OF INDIAN REGULATIONS BY - YASH KATARIA

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RULE OF PURPOSIVE CONSTRUCTION by - ADARSH ANAND

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Case Commentary Aghnoo Nagesia Vs State Of Bihar 1966 Air 119 BY - Divyanshi Khemka, Smriti Singh & Bhavya Singh

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“EXTRADITION LAW: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIA, USA AND EUROPE”, 1ST EDITION 2023 BY: KIRAN ASHOK KADAM, DR. GIRISH ABHYANKAR & DR. ANAYA SHARMA

HONOUR KILLING AND HUMAN RIGHTS BY - SAYANI CHAKRABORTY

NAVIGATING SEDITION: THE INTERSECTION OF SEDITION LAW AND FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION IN INDIA BY- AKSHAY ANAND & PROF. KHALEEQ AHMAD

A STUDY ON THE SCOPE OF INSOLVENCY PROCEEDINGS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND PARTNERSHIP FIRM WITHIN IBC,2016 BY- ANJALI KUMARI & PROF. DR. ANIL DIXIT

THE TRANSFORMATIVE INFLUENCE OF POST-COVID TECHNOLOGIES ON CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS AND PROSECUTIONS IN THE INDIAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM BY - JISHA JASMIN A

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ANALYSIS OF TRANSGENDER PERSONS (PROTECTION OF RIGHTS) BILL, 2019 BY- KM TABSSUM

DELISTING OF COMPANIES: A CRITICAL STUDY OF INDIAN REGULATIONS BY - YASH KATARIA

RULE OF PURPOSIVE CONSTRUCTION by - ADARSH ANAND

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