Between Barbed Wire and Safe Haven: India’s Migration Crossroads
Apurva Jha & Riyasha Anand are third-year law students at National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi.
Reasoned in Name Only: Why IDC Recommendations in Takeovers Fall Short
Myra Khanna is a fifth-Year Law Student at Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai
Rethinking Accreditation in India’s AIF Regime: Balancing Flexibility and Investor Protection [Part-II]
Muskan & Lovish Loona are fifth-year law student at Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, and fourth-year law student at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab respectively.
Rethinking Accreditation in India’s AIF Regime: Balancing Flexibility and Investor Protection [Part I]
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WHEN GROUNDED PLANES GROUND THE LAW: INSIDE CCI’S UNPRECEDENTED PROBE INTO INDIGO’S “ARTIFICIAL SCARCITY”
Author is Sumedh R Tirlapur a 4th year law student at IIULER & Co author is Shubham Sethi a 5th
Can an AI Agent Bind a Company? Examining Agency Law and Related-Party Disclosure Rules in the Age of Autonomous Corporate Contracting.
Author is Adity srivastava a 5th year law student and co author is Arindam sood a 4th year law student
White-collar crime in india: Statutory framework, judicial trends, and enforcement challenges.
Sambhavi Saxena 1Introduction White-collar crime denotes non-violent, financially motivated offences committed by persons of respectable social or professional standing in
Taxation of Royalty Income under Intellectual Property Rights in India.
Harshad Sanjay kumar Jain & Yuvi Digani:– is law student of JGLS,Sonepath & MNLU,Nagpur Introduction Royalty income occupies a unique
OPENING THE ATOM: PRIVATE PARTICIPATION AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY UNDER THE SHANTI BILL, 2025
Akshita Tomar & Prince Lucky Jaina is a third year Law student at CHRIST UNIVERSITY & third year law student at Symbiosis Law School, Noida respectively.
KOMPETENZ-KOMPETENZ IN INDIAN LAW: PROCEDURAL ISSUES AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This piece of the article is authored By:- Chezhiiyan Sabapathy Law 4th year law student at O.P. Jindal Global University I.
The “Security Cheque” Illusion: The Dangerous Legal Fiction We Sign Every Day
Aryan Raj is a second-year Law student at National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi.
Electoral Reforms and the One Nation One Election Policy: Constitutional Feasibility
This piece of the article is authored By:- Mughil M S 4th year law student at Tamil Nadu National Law University.