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EVALUATING TIME BOUND INSOLVENCY RESOLUTION UNDER THE INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY CODE 2016 BY - EESTAA PATNAIK

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Registration ID: 1013148 | Published Paper ID: IJLRA13148
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UNREVIEWABLE CONSENT: SECTION 21 OF THE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITIES ACT, 1987 AFTER THE MEDIATION ACT, 2023 BY - PRANAB KUMAR SONA

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“GENDERED INCARCERATION: CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN PRISONERS IN INDIA”. BY - JYOTI & DEEPENDRA SINGH RAJAVAT

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CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES: A MULTI-FACETED ANALYSIS OF ARTICLE 30(1) AND THE MADRASA SYSTEM IN INDIA BY - INDRAKSHI SAHA

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FINANCING OF INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: AN OVERVIEW BY - APOORVA JAISWAL & B ARAVINDA RENUKA

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EUTHANASIA IN INDIA - TOWARDS A UNIFORM NATIONAL END-OF-LIFE DECISION PROTOCOL [UNEDP] BY - MR. SHEJAL TAYDE & MS. AYUSHI SAMRIYA

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INTERNATIONALLY TRAINED LAWYERS, THE NCA PATHWAY, AND ONTARIO'S LICENSING REFORM: SHOULD THE BAR EXAMINATIONS BE ABOLISHED? BY - OGHENEHORO EVI ENI

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DIGITAL PRIVACY AND THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY IN INDIA- A SOCIO- LEGAL RESEARCH BY - ASWATHY VISWANATHAN

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INVISIBLE VICTIMS: A CRITICAL LEGAL STUDY ON THE RIGHTS AND WELFARE OF CHILDREN OF WOMEN PRISONERS IN INDIA BY - PRATEEKSHA PATHAK & PRATIKSHA SINGH

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THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN IN INDIA: BALANCING THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY WITH THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION BY - SOWMYA.A

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[1]See, for example, Law Society Act, RSO 1990, c L.8; Legal Profession Act, RSBC 1998, c 9; and the corresponding statutes of the other Canadian provinces and territories, each of which establishes a self governing law society with authority over admission and discipline.
[1]Federation of Law Societies of Canada, About the Federation, online: . The Federation coordinates national policy among Canada's law societies without displacing their individual statutory authority.
[1]Law Society Act, RSO 1990, c L.8, s 27 and related provisions governing licensing.
[1]Law Society of Ontario, By Law 4, Licensing.
[1]Federation of Law Societies of Canada, National Committee on Accreditation, Policies, online: .
[1]Law Society of Ontario, By Law 4, Licensing, Part III.
[1]Solicitors Regulation Authority, Solicitors Qualifying Examination, online: . The SQE replaced the Legal Practice Course and Qualifying Law Degree route as the standard assessment route to qualification as a solicitor in England and Wales.
[1]National Conference of Bar Examiners, NextGen Bar Exam, online: . Individual states have adopted varying timelines for transition to the redesigned examination.
[1]See, for example, the Oregon Supervised Practice Portfolio Examination and the Washington Bar Licensure Task Force reforms, each of which permits qualification through assessed supervised practice as an alternative to the traditional written bar examination.

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