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THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN THE DIGITAL AGE: CHALLENGES AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN INDIA BY - ADITYA THAKUR

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E-CONSUMERISM: A STUDY OF ITS FASCINATIONS AND COMPLEXITIES BY - FATHIMA IBRAHIM

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LYNCHING AS A CHALLENGE TO RULE OF LAW: A SOCIO-LEGAL INVESTIGATION OF MOB VIOLENCE BY - MRS. ROOPA VIJAYVARGIYA

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[25] This case falls under Section 13: If the mistake prevents the consent itself, then there is no Consensus ad idem and thus no contract.

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[2]Banning of Cryptocurrency & Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill, 2019 (India)

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