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ELECTRONIC EVIDENCE, CYBER FORENSIC, AND INVESTIGATION PROCEDURE: A STUDY BY - MANISHA & DR. POOJA SOOD

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PERSONALITY RIGHTS UNDER COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARK LAW BY - PARV GUPTA

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JUVENILE DELINQUENCY: A RISING PHENOMENON ITS CAUSES AND MITIGATION BY COMMUNITY BY - GAUTAMI GUPTA

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FROM ARBITRATION TO ADJUDICATION: NAVIGATING THE LEGAL LABYRINTH OF THE HAGUE CHOICE OF COURT CONVENTION BY: PRAGYA ANAND

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EYES IN THE SKY: WHY UNTRAMMELED SATELLITE SURVEILLANCE IS AN ANATHEMA TO THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO PRIVACY BY - SHIRAZ AHMAD KHAN

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NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING IN LAW AND AI BY - MADHVI BIHADE & HARIS KHAN

TYPES OF COMPANIES UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT, 2013 BY - DHOBALE SANKET NARAYAN

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