INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR LEGAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

A Case Study of Sabarimala Temple Case: Indian Young Lawyers v. State of Kerela – By Vaasawa Sharma

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THE RECENT AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 8 AND 11 OF THE ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996: A PRO-ARBITRATION MOVE OR NOT – By VARSHA GULAYA

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THE EPIDEMIC DISEASES ACT, 1897: A REVIEW FROM MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT – By Dr. Nayna Chatterji

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A PLAIN LANGUAGE APPROACH TO STANDARD FORM CONTRACTS – By Bharat Manwani

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LGBT RIGHTS IN INDIA AND USA : A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS – By Pratika Kanwar Chouhan

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MIGRATION OUT OF INDIA NO LONGER A BANE BUT A BOON - BY Mahesh Munipalli

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Historical shaping of tort law In the context of sovereignty in India– BY Vishnu Wardhan Singh

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CLIMATE CHANGE: A DOUBLE BLOW TO INDIA’S GENDER STRUGGLE - By Safa Shameem and Sandhya S

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Semantic Violence and Legal Research: Call to an Attention based approach – By Varaprad Pitkar

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ANALYSIS OF HATE SPEECH – By KHUSHI DOSHI

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A Case Study of Sabarimala Temple Case: Indian Young Lawyers v. State of Kerela – By Vaasawa Sharma

THE RECENT AMENDMENTS TO SECTION 8 AND 11 OF THE ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996: A PRO-ARBITRATION MOVE OR NOT – By VARSHA GULAYA

THE EPIDEMIC DISEASES ACT, 1897: A REVIEW FROM MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT – By Dr. Nayna Chatterji

A PLAIN LANGUAGE APPROACH TO STANDARD FORM CONTRACTS – By Bharat Manwani

LGBT RIGHTS IN INDIA AND USA : A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS – By Pratika Kanwar Chouhan

MIGRATION OUT OF INDIA NO LONGER A BANE BUT A BOON - BY Mahesh Munipalli

Historical shaping of tort law In the context of sovereignty in India– BY Vishnu Wardhan Singh

CLIMATE CHANGE: A DOUBLE BLOW TO INDIA’S GENDER STRUGGLE - By Safa Shameem and Sandhya S

Semantic Violence and Legal Research: Call to an Attention based approach – By Varaprad Pitkar

ANALYSIS OF HATE SPEECH – By KHUSHI DOSHI

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