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About IBC

IBC16 is a blog dedicated to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. It is an initiative started by
the students of the Graduate Insolvency Program (Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs) in an attempt
to contribute to India’s burgeoning restructuring community. We believe that a new profession under
a new law deserves an appropriately fresh and modern platform.

Themes

IBC16 is accepting submissions in the form of articles, case comments, research pieces and opinions
which explore contemporary developments and topical themes in insolvency and bankruptcy laws.
Manuscripts should demonstrate a nexus to insolvency law, non-adherence to which, would lead to a
summary rejection. Manuscripts would be evaluated on several aspects, including but not limited to, originality, structure, coherence, clarity of expression, identification of judicial trends and incorporation of cross-domain
analysis. Purely descriptive pieces are not encouraged. Section X, IBC16’s judgment search portal, has got your case law research covered – the only place online where you can find and download any NCLT/NCLAT judgment — with just a click.

Eligibility

Students enrolled in any law school, legal professional training school, or executive programmes as an undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral student (CA, CS etcetera). Research Associates, Academicians, Educators, Practitioners, and Professionals who are interested in or working in the field are also welcome to submit.

Submission guidelines

The following guidelines should be adhered to by the Authors:

1. The manuscript should be original and unpublished.
2. Co-authorship of up to two authors is allowed.
3. Authors are encouraged to identify themes beyond the news cycle, and present a novel take
   substantiated by qualified analysis. We also welcome posts related to insolvency law, which are
   in the form of book reviews, response to an existing post, or reviews of academic articles.
4. The word limit for each submission is 1000-1500 words. Submissions not complying with the
   word limit may be considered, depending on editorial discretion.
5. A submission should be properly titled, and is to be made in the Microsoft Word format; font:
   Garamond, size 12 and justified. Title: bold; headings: underlined; sub-headings: italicised.
6. All sources should be incorporated in the main body of the manuscript through hyperlinks.
7. In case the source is not available online, it should be cited as an endnote (Garamond, size 10).
   The endnotes should comply with a recognised citation standard.
8. IBC16 will try to inform the authors of its decision within a week of the submission, but it
   may take longer. The article should not be under simultaneous consideration elsewhere.
9. On publication of the article, the copyright over the article shall vest with IBC16. Therefore,
   cross-posting would require IBC16’s prior approval, and a declaration in the final publication
   stating that the article was submitted to IBC16 first.

Submitting link

Submissions should be sent to contact@ibc16.com with the topic “Submission: IBC16 Blogs” in the subject line. In the body of the email, please include a declaration of originality and a brief covering note introducing the author(s) [Name, Institution, and Year of Study]. The author(s) may also submit a professional photo to accompany the post once it has been accepted. Please email us at contact@ibc16.com if you have any questions.

Submissions are on rolling basis

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About Brillopedia

Brillopedia can provide interesting articles about law, socio-legal and contemporary issues. Brillopedia is also providing a platform to publish articles from students, professionals and others. Brillopedia seeks to foster research and writing skills.

Instructions for paper submission

THEME

Author(s) are free to write on any topic related to legal, socio-legal and contemporary issues. The papers will be scored based on originality of analysis, depth of research, style of writing and communication of argument. The decision of the evaluators will be final and binding. 

Word limit

1. Research Paper: 2000- 10000 words (excluding footnotes)
2. Articles: 1500-2000 words (excluding footnotes)
3. Case comment: 1500 words (excluding footnotes)
4. Book review: 1500 words (excluding footnotes)

Format​

The articles must be in Times New Roman, Font size 12, 1.5 line spacing, on an A4 sheet with 1″ margin on all sides, to be sent in .doc/docx format. 19th or 20th Bluebook edition style of the citation must be strictly adhered to while submitting the paper. 

All manuscripts submitted shall accompany

Submission should also mandatorily include an abstract ranging from 150 to 600 words. The abstract should not be submitted separately. The abstract should be at the beginning of the manuscript submitted. A cover letter with the Name(s) of the Author(s), Institution/Affiliation, the title of the Manuscript and Contact Information including an Email Address and Mobile number. 

Perks

1. All the published manuscripts will be published in the printed book
2. Each research paper will be printed separately, the cover and the interior designs will be created by our editors and all the books will be available on Amazon
3. Each book will have a unique ISBN. If the author would like to include his/her photo and biography in the book, kindly send those details in the mail.  
4. All the authors whose work is published will get the E-Certificate of Publication with the ISBN+ E-Copy of Publication
5. The only Papers which are published by Brillopedia will be transferred for the printed book
6. The author’s earnings and the sales report will be provided to the respective authors by the 1st week of every month. The author can earn Rs. 30 for each sold copy
7. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent lockdown, we are facing delays in receiving the sales confirmation reports from most of our distributors. So the authors are requested to be patience.

Marketing

The printed books will get marketed by sharing the link of the book on our WhatsApp group, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Linkedin and Pinterest pages

​Fee payment

No prior registration fee to be paid. After selection requisite fee has to be paid

1. Single authored Paper: INR 400
2. Co-authored Paper: INR 800
3. Author upto three: INR 1200
4. Author upto five: INR 1500

​Important dates

• Last date of submission: November 30, 2021
• Intimation of Acceptance/Rejection: Within 48 hours from the submission
• Publication of printed book: Within two days from the selection of the research paper
• Publication of research paper: Within three days from the selection of the research paper

​How to Submit

All submission must be sent to publish@brillopedia.net and must be attached with a covering letter mentioning the name of the author, Institution/Affiliation, the title of the Manuscript and Contact Information including an Email Address and Mobile number.

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About Lexdogma

This is a student-run blog for the purpose of creating awareness about current legal issues . Our intention is to provide a platform to the people to share their views on latest national and international legal issues. Our mission is to disseminate knowledge to people in general as well as in the field of legal field irrespective of their field of expertise. Our aim is to create a forum where we encourage intellectual discussion.

Theme

While there are no strict theme requirements, the piece should be relevant to current legal issues, whether they are national or worldwide. The submitted article is expected to provide readers with informed viewpoint, critical thinking, and new insight.

Submission Guidelines

• The author(s) are expected to adhere to all the instructions which have been stated below.
• Authors are expected to submit articles of length not more than 1500 words. Authors are requested to adhere to the word limit. 
• The author(s) are requested to submit articles that provide proper legal analysis on the subject matter.
• The author(s) must ensure that their content is not be defamatory, abusive or derogatory.
• Along with the manuscript the author provide an abstract in 4-5 lines of their article.
• Authors are requested to give a written undertaking that the works submitted are original pieces of work and has not been plagiarized nor has been published or is in consideration for publishing in any other place.
• The Cover letter of the author(s) must consist of the names, Profession and University/Firm/Place of work.
• It is to be noted that the decision of the editors shall be final and binding for the acceptance of submissions.
• The editors may suitably make amendments to the submissions as per the requirement.
• The author(s) are requested to provide the link of the sources which have been cited by them in the main body or are requested to provide endnotes.
• The submissions must be sent to editorlexdogma@gmail.com . The submissions must be made in a MS word document.
• If a publication has been selected and has been crossposted by the author(s), it is a mandatory requirement that the cross posting must be done via our website or through any LexDogma affiliated social media.

Co – Authorship

The maximum number of co – authors permitted is two. 

Font Style 

The manuscript submitted by the author(s) must adhere to the following font styles:

• The manuscript submitted must be in Times New Roman.
• The line spacing must be 1.5.
• The font size of the title – 16, font size of headings -14 and the font size of the body – 12.

Official site

https://www.lexdogma.in/

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About HNLU

Established in 2003, Hidayatullah National Law University has completed the journey of more than one and half a decade. In such a short span of time, HNLU has carved out a niche in the realm of legal education across India and the legacy is soaring towards newer heights day by day.

Named after the great legal luminary Justice Mohammed Hidayatullah, the University was established by the Government of Chhattisgarh under the Hidayatullah National University of Law, Chhattisgarh, Act (Act No.10 of 2003).

About The IP Law Post

A group of HNLU students who are into intellectual property. They hope to facilitate discussion on recent domestic and international events through this blog. IP has impacted many aspects of our lives, including business, innovation, sports, fashion, media & entertainment, and pharmaceuticals, as a result of the tremendous growth in technology, art, and industry. The IP Law Post is an attempt to create a welcoming and open environment that brings students, researchers, academicians, and professionals together.

ELigibility

Submissions from both law students and practitioners are welcome in order to foster a greater dialogue in the field of Intellectual Property Law.

Submission Guidelines

• Intellectual property (IP) law or issues directly or indirectly related to IP must be the focus of submissions. IP Law post accepts both analytical papers on recent developments and pieces that explore new perspectives on long-standing IP law debates.
• Submissions must be the author’s original work (s). Plagiarism will be checked on all submissions. A maximum of two authors can collaborate on a paper.
• Submissions on issues that have been previously covered in the blog will not be accepted, unless they bring forth fresh perspectives, arguments or opinions contrary to previously published content.
• We accept submissions on a rolling basis. When it comes to deciding whether or not to accept a submission, the Editorial Board has complete discretion.
• Submissions should be between 800-1500 words in length (exclusive of references). Longer write-ups may be split into multi-part posts, in consultation with the editors (all parts of the write-up will have to be submitted together).
• Authors should stick to English language and wherever statements have been made in other languages, adequate translation should be provided.
• References must be in the form of hyperlinks to relevant legal sources and background information, including any judgments, legislations, treaties or other legal texts which are mentioned. Hyperlinks must link only to legal or respected news sources. 
• Endnotes will be approved if a reference cannot be accepted by hyperlinks, and they must be formatted according to OSCOLA 4th edition guidelines.

Where to submit?

• Email your submission to us at iplawpost@gmail.com, with ‘Submission for IPLP’ in the subject line
• The draft post must be attached in MS word (.doc/.docx) format only.
• The body of the email must include your name and designation.
• Once they receive your submission, your draft will undergo preliminary screening followed by an in-depth review by our editors. We shall endeavor to get back to you within a week.

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The growth of science and technology has witnessed various levels of impact including the impact on the human body, impact on the human environment and the impact on the human society. One major breakthrough in science and technology in the past century can be attributed to the developments which took place in medical science and the related technologies. As the years pass, medical science, pharmaceuticals and allied technologies will continue to improve. Today, people are living longer and fewer diseases are deemed incurable. Saving millions of lives around the world, preventing the spread of diseases, allowing for more accurate diagnosis and enabling better patient care are just some of the contributions made by the advancements in medical science and related technologies.

It is true that advances in biomedical science can have a major impact on the wellbeing of society, but, at the same time it is not free from legal, ethical and human rights concerns. Presently, populations, governments and healthcare systems across the world are facing an unprecedented situation, in the form of a pandemic that has stretched healthcare resources and personnel to its maximum possible limit. With the outbreak of COVID-19, the entire globe is witnessing a wide range of ethical and legal questions which have a direct impact on the medical science, pharmaceuticals and allied technologies. This is one simple example which throws light to the significance of law and ethics in medicine and biomedical research and the enormous impact it can create on the populations as a whole. Therefore, in these extraordinary times, we are reminded of our common humanity and the need to work together as a global community, and be prepared to face global health emergencies like this in the future.

NEED FOR THE CENTRE FOR LAW, ETHICS & BIOMEDICINE

Ethical aspects of biomedicine (where human beings are directly involved), referred to as bioethics, is a new and increasingly developing interdisciplinary field where the ethical, legal and social implications of biomedicine is to be discussed and studied with seriousness. The Centre aims to bring multidisciplinary perspectives to bear on the legal and ethical issues of the day arising out of the biomedical research and practice.

PURPOSE & OBJECTIVE

The Centre proposes to take up research projects to explore the ethical and legal aspects related to, but not limited to:

• Human organ and tissue transplantation.
• Assisted reproduction.
• End-of-life issues and advanced directives.
• Human genome studies and genetic engineering.
• Stem cell research and other regenerative medicines.
• Human reproductive cloning, and so on.

The Centre proposes to work collaboratively with legal academia, the key stakeholders in the healthcare sector and biomedical science and the policy makers.

VISION & MISSION

The focal area of the proposed Research Centre are the areas where biomedical research and practice intersects with the law and ethics. Advances in medical research, reproductive science, genetic research, etc. give rise to ethical and legal issues that are well known. The Centre proposes to be a platform for learning, teaching and research relating to ethical and legal aspects of healthcare and biomedical practices.

PROPOSED ACTIVITIES OF THE CENTRE

The Centre proposes to conduct its activities to cover the following academic responsibilities:

• Initiate research projects in areas where biomedicine, law and ethics intersects.
• Foster collaborative links across institutions and fields related to biomedicine and biomedical research.
• Learning the existing legislative and policy frameworks in the field of biomedicine and to suggest modifications at the policy drafting level.
• Dissemination of the information and knowledge to the stakeholders. The centre will try to translate the research expertise and experience into valuable contributions to the medical, ethical and legal dialogue on an interpersonal, institutional, and societal level.
• The Centre’s mission is to support the healthcare policymakers in decision-making and of advancing scholarship around the legal issues pertaining to the biomedical practice and research.
• Organize training programmes for the stakeholders.
• Respond to the needs of people by structuring legal framework and by analyzing impact of the new policies which will have an impact on human health.
• Organize conferences, seminars, workshops, lectures and other similar activities on the ethical and legal issues pertaining to the application of biomedicine.
• Publish journal, papers, and initiate other academic writings, as well as supporting other means of dissemination of scholarly publications.

CENTRE DIRECTOR : Dr. Veena Roshan Jose (Assistant Professor), DNLU Jabalpur

Email  : veenaroshan@mpdnlu.ac.in

Phone  : +91 9846673785

ADDRESS FOR COMMUNICATION  : Centre for Law, Ethics and Biomedicine (CLEB), BRBRAIIT, Ridge Road, South Civil Lines, Jabalpur, M.P. Pin- 482001

Email  : cleb@mpdnlu.ac.in

BACKGROUND

The growth of science and technology has witnessed various levels of impact including the impact on the human body, impact on the human environment and the impact on the human society. One major breakthrough in science and technology in the past century can be attributed to the developments which took place in medical science and the related technologies. As the years pass, medical science, pharmaceuticals and allied technologies will continue to improve. Today, people are living longer and fewer diseases are deemed incurable. Saving millions of lives around the world, preventing the spread of diseases, allowing for more accurate diagnosis and enabling better patient care are just some of the contributions made by the advancements in medical science and related technologies.

It is true that advances in biomedical science can have a major impact on the wellbeing of society, but, at the same time it is not free from legal, ethical and human rights concerns. Presently, populations, governments and healthcare systems across the world are facing an unprecedented situation, in the form of a pandemic that has stretched healthcare resources and personnel to its maximum possible limit. With the outbreak of COVID-19, the entire globe is witnessing a wide range of ethical and legal questions which have a direct impact on the medical science, pharmaceuticals and allied technologies. This is one simple example which throws light to the significance of law and ethics in medicine and biomedical research and the enormous impact it can create on the populations as a whole. Therefore, in these extraordinary times, we are reminded of our common humanity and the need to work together as a global community, and be prepared to face global health emergencies like this in the future.

NEED FOR THE CENTRE FOR LAW, ETHICS & BIOMEDICINE

Ethical aspects of biomedicine (where human beings are directly involved), referred to as bioethics, is a new and increasingly developing interdisciplinary field where the ethical, legal and social implications of biomedicine is to be discussed and studied with seriousness. The Centre aims to bring multidisciplinary perspectives to bear on the legal and ethical issues of the day arising out of biomedical research and practice.

PURPOSE & OBJECTIVE

The Centre proposes to take up research projects to explore the ethical and legal aspects related to, but not limited to:

• Human organ and tissue transplantation.
• Assisted reproduction.
• End-of-life issues and advanced directives.
• Human genome studies and genetic engineering.
• Stem cell research and other regenerative medicines.
• Human reproductive cloning, and so on.

The Centre proposes to work collaboratively with legal academia, the key stakeholders in the healthcare sector and biomedical science and the policy makers.

VISION & MISSION

The focal area of the proposed Research Centre are the areas where biomedical research and practice intersects with the law and ethics. Advances in medical research, reproductive science, genetic research, etc. give rise to ethical and legal issues that are well known. The Centre proposes to be a platform for learning, teaching and research relating to ethical and legal aspects of healthcare and biomedical practices.

PROPOSED ACTIVITIES OF THE CENTRE

The Centre proposes to conduct its activities to cover the following academic responsibilities:

• Initiate research projects in areas where biomedicine, law and ethics intersects.
• Foster collaborative links across institutions and fields related to biomedicine and biomedical research.
• Learning the existing legislative and policy frameworks in the field of biomedicine and to suggest modifications at the policy drafting level.
• Dissemination of the information and knowledge to the stakeholders. The centre will try to translate the research expertise and experience into valuable contributions to the medical, ethical and legal dialogue on an interpersonal, institutional, and societal level.
• The Centre’s mission is to support the healthcare policymakers in decision-making and of advancing scholarship around the legal issues pertaining to the biomedical practice and research.
• Organize training programmes for the stakeholders.
• Respond to the needs of people by structuring legal framework and by analyzing impact of the new policies which will have an impact on human health.
• Organize conferences, seminars, workshops, lectures and other similar activities on the ethical and legal issues pertaining to the application of biomedicine.
• Publish journal, papers, and initiate other academic writings, as well as supporting other means of dissemination of scholarly publications.

CENTRE DIRECTOR : Dr. Veena Roshan Jose (Assistant Professor), DNLU Jabalpur

Email  : veenaroshan@mpdnlu.ac.in

Phone  : +91 9846673785

ADDRESS FOR COMMUNICATION: Centre for Law, Ethics and Biomedicine (CLEB), BRBRAIIT, Ridge Road, South Civil

Lines, Jabalpur, M.P. Pin- 482001

How to Apply?

Email  : cleb@mpdnlu.ac.in

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About the University

REVA University is established based on the concept of ‘Knowledge is Power’ because a person with concrete knowledge knows how to control various situations in life with confidence. Established under REVA University Act of 2012, REVA is located in the heart of Bengaluru, Karnataka. School of Legal Studies was established in 2015 with our first batch of students of B.B.A., LL.B.

About the Moot

The Four-day National Moot Court Competition aims at inspiring, promoting and inculcating in law students drafting and writing techniques, engage in legal oration, high focus research acumen and also deal with the judicial trend in various fields of litigation in India and abroad.

The competition will be based on the theme “Wildlife Protection and Prevention of Cruelty on Animals” and we hereby extend our invitation to all Law Schools in India to be an active participant in this national level virtual event to be held on 10th – 13th December 2020 by registering their teams.

Eligibility? 

The Competition is open to all bona fide regular students enrolled in any undergraduate law course or its equivalent in any University or Institute within India recognized by the Bar Council or State Government or Central Government as the case may be.

Each College/ Institution/University shall send only one team.

Team size and other information

1. Each team shall include two (2) speakers, who shall be accompanied by one (1) researcher all of whom shall be designated accordingly.
2. Once provisional registration is completed the team composition must remain the same throughout the competition.

Location 

This will be a virtual event. It will be conducted on MS Teams platform.

Who shall apply?

• Students willing to start their mooting, beginners want to get some experience. 
• All the law students trying to bring laurels to them. 
• Knowing and not knowing about the topic doesn’t matter if you are willing to work hard and research a lot about your topic. 

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 Registration Procedure

The teams interested to participate are required to show their interest by filling up the Google forms by 23rd October 2020 (11:59 p.m.).

A scanned copy of the Institution’s Identity card should be uploaded while filling up the provisional registration form.

Upon receipt of an e-mail confirming provisional registration from the Organizing Committee, participants shall complete the registration formalities by filling up the registration form by 3rd November 2020. The registration shall be deemed complete only when the registration fee has been remitted successfully and the registration form is duly filled.

The provisional registration form link is here. 

Fee Details

A nominal registration fee shall be charged from the Universities/Colleges/Institutions. The registration fee shall be: Rs. 3000/- for participating teams.

The registration fee charged must be paid by online through NEFT/RTGS/Bank Transfer/Google Pay/ BHIM on or before 29th October 2020.

• Name of Account: REVA UNIVERSITY
• Bank Name: THE KARNATAKA BANK LTD
• A/C NO: 6662000100000901
• Branch: REVA University Branch, Bengaluru
• IFSC:KARB0000666

Important Dates

• Commencement of Provisional Registration: 14th October 2020
• Last date for Provisional Registration: 23rd October 2020
• Registration Confirmation: 24th October 2020
• Last date for filling up the Registration form and Fee Payment: 3rd November 2020
• Last date for Clarifications: 6th November 2020
• Last date for submission of memorials (soft copies): 30th November 2020 (11:59 pm)
• Inauguration and Draw of Lots: 10th December 2020
• Preliminary rounds: 11th December 2020
• Quarter Finals and Semi-Finals: 12th December 2020
• Final Round and Valedictory Session: 13th December 2020

Contact

Prithvi P: 99452 74455

T Laalithya Rao: 98181 88032

Any clarifications sought on the moot proposition needs to be addressed via email to revanationalmoot2[at]reva.edu.in. The queries will be clarified on or before 9th November 2020.

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About the Organization

Legal Armor is a multi-dimensional legal website. They primarily work in Drafting Legal Contracts and Publishing. They tend to live by our name and provide a protective shield to the Legal Community by providing quality writing for both Students and Professionals.

About the Blog

The blog is our key aspect at the moment, currently, it has posts from a number of industry professionals, which revolve around the Legality of a case, the Current Legal Scenario, and Rights. The plan is to provide quality blogs for both Students and Professionals and be the link during the transition phase.

Themes:

All topics amidst the ambit of Legal Education and Profession are welcome.

Word Limit

• Minimum: 600
• Maximum: 800

How to Submit?

You may go to and fill the Google form to submit the blogs.

Important Dates

26th October 2020

Perks

Legal Armor will add a separate video, for each selected blog with the blog contents.

Submission Guidelines

• Only Single Author is permitted to submit.
• The work should not be plagiarized more than 10%, excessive plagiarism may lead to rejection.
• All entries should be submitted in .doc or .docx format.
• The write-up (in the same document) should be accompanied with the Author’s Name, designation/institute, E-mail Id and LinkedIn ID.
• All references to other texts must be hyperlinked in the write-up itself, no other modes of Citation are allowed.
• Copyright of all blog posts shall remain with Legal Armor; however, the moral Rights shall vest with the Author.
• The language has to be politically neutral and not conflicting with the general guidelines.
• The language should be civil and neutral and should not defame another person.
• The Final discretion will be of Legal Armor.

Note 1: Publications shall be made within 30 days of acceptance of the write-up. The review committee may take between to 48-56 hours to accept or reject the write-up.

Note 2: Only on Selection and Posting of a minimum of 10 Blogs, the author shall be eligible for Certificate of Contribution.

Who shall apply?

• Law students exploring their interests and trying to give an edge to their writing skills. Want to excel in their interpersonal skills like writing, communication. 
• 1st and 2nd-year law shall apply as these are the opportunities that give them exposure. 
• All the law students trying to bring laurels to them. 
• Knowing and not knowing about the topic doesn’t matter if you are willing to work hard and research a lot about your topic. 

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About the Magazine

The Student Research Development Council [SRDC] ADR Magazine is a quarterly publication which invites submissions from experts, working professionals, academics and students in the field of Alternate Dispute Resolution.

The ADR Student Research Group launched its first edition of the ADR Magazine in May, 2020. This flagship publication of the ADR SRG witnessed several articles pertaining to the recent developments, judicial decisions and practices of ADR in Indian and several foreign jurisdictions.

The second issue of the Magazine witnessed articles written by leading practitioners well versed in the field of ADR. An additional highlight of the issue is the interview given by Mr. Sitesh Mukherjee, a former Dispute Resolution head and Partner at Trilegal, who recently began his independent practice.

The SRG collaborated with several experts and practitioners in the field of ADR who supervised the process of the publication, thereby adding to the scholastic appeal of the Magazine.

Topics

Authors may make submissions on topics pertaining to any one of the following:

• Domestic Arbitration
• International Commercial Arbitration
• Investment Arbitration
• Negotiation
• Mediation
• Conciliation

Please note that the above list is not exhaustive and authors are free to write on issues falling broadly within the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution.

The magazine permits Articles, Case Comments, Legislative Comments and Book Reviews falling within the scope of Alternative Dispute Resolution.

Submission & Formatting Guidelines

• Co-Authorship: Co-authorship is permissible only up to a maximum of two authors.
• Word Limit: 2000-2500 words (exclusive of citations).
• Body: The body of the manuscript should be in Garamond, Font Size 12 and line spacing 1.5.
• Footnotes: The footnotes should be in Garamond, Font Size 10 and line spacing 1.
• The citations must conform to the OSCOLA style of citations, 4th edition.
• No hyperlinks are allowed.
• The piece should not contain any reference to the author, including their names and institutional affiliations.
• Any failure to adhere to submission guidelines may result in rejection of the submission. 

Cover Letter

The submission should be accompanied by a Cover Letter, within the manuscript attached and must contain the following details:

• Name of the Author(s)
• Contact Details: Address and Mobile Number
• Name and Address of the Institution of the Author(s)
• Academic Qualifications (year of studying)/Affiliations of the Author(s)
• Title of the Manuscript

Mode of Submission

• The Magazine accepts submissions on a rolling basis. Should the submission be made after the editorial process of an issue, the articles shall be considered for subsequent issues.
• The submissions can be made via email to the SRDC ADR editorial team on the following email ID: srdcadr[at]gnlu.ac.in
• The email should contain the manuscript in .doc or .docx format accompanied by the cover letter as per the aforementioned specification.
• Authors are requested to submit their manuscripts before 11:59 PM on 10th November 2020. The submissions can be made via email to the SRDC ADR editorial team on the following email ID: srdcadr[at]gnlu.ac.in.

Copyright and Editorial Policy

• Submissions made to the SRDC are on an exclusive basis.
• The submissions must not have been previously published or submitted for publication elsewhere. The contribution presented to and accepted for publication along with the copyrights therein shall be the intellectual property of the SRDC and vests with it.
• SRDC strives to promote originality and commits itself to strict requirements of integrity. Plagiarized works shall be ineligible for publication.
• The author(s) are to cite their sources and acknowledge the sources for the content which is not original. SRDC ADR editorial team reserves its right to reject and/or discontinue further collaboration on non-fulfilment of the academic integrity criterion.

Contact Details

E-mail ID: srdc[at]gnlu.ac.in

Rahul Kanoujia: Editor-in-Chief: +918451084791

Raghav Bhargava, Senior Editor: +919838164641

Important Links

The link for the first and second issues are here and here, respectively.

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About CCI, India

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is a statutory body established under the Competition Act, 2002 with the objective of preventing practices having an adverse effect on competition, to promote and sustain competition in markets, to protect the interest of consumers, and to ensure freedom of trade carried on by other participants in markets in India.

CCI is also mandated to take suitable measures for the promotion of competition law by organizing various advocacy programs for the stakeholders.

The Commission brings out its annual Journal on Competition Law and Policy in both print and online versions.

About the Opportunity

The Commission invites original high-quality research papers, articles, case law, and book reviews on competition law, the economics of competition law, and contemporary antitrust issues for publication in its aforesaid journal.

However, research papers/ articles/book reviews on the following themes, in the Indian context and based on empirical research, would be encouraged:

• Cartel
• Vertical restraints and competition
• Market definition, measuring market power and abuse of dominance
• Merger and acquisition
• New age economy, platform markets and challenges for antitrust enforcement
• Intellectual property rights and competition law
• Recent development in competition law and policy
• Any other issues related to competition law and policy

Process of Selection

Initial stage: The Joint editors will carry out a blind review to determine the eligibility of the paper for further review. On clearing the initial stage: The paper will be sent to the editorial board.

A double-blind review process will be followed at both stages.

Based on the editorial board recommendations, the paper will be rejected or accepted or sent.

Submission Guidelines

View the detailed submission guidelines.

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How to Submit

Full papers along with a CV of the author(s) and duly signed certificate of originality sent to journals@cci.gov.in

Contact Information

Requests for further information or any other queries may be sent to the abovementioned email ID.

Please Note: There is no specific deadline for the submission of papers. Papers cleared by the Editorial board will be published in the next available issue of the Journal. 

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About Lawschole

From the beginning, Lawschole has been driven by the interests and involvement of our incredible and engaged law students. Lawschole’s Blog is listed in the list of Top 100 Law Blogs in India. We are a great resource, offering opportunities for students to be active in a variety of topics and to engage with each other in an interesting and safe online environment. It is a forum where law students can share thoughts, seek opinions and advice, and learn something new from other members of the forum. We are a hub of various events including webinars, various competitions, courses, moot court competition series, and blogs. 

Submission Guidelines

1. Submissions should necessarily be the original work of the contributor. Contributors shall not make any kind of submission of their draft posts with other publishers.
2. Authors are advised to keep their articles concise and precise to enhance the effectiveness of their posts. The word limit should essentially range between 800 – 1200 words.
3. Co-authorship is not allowed.
4. The content must be written in Times New Roman in font size 12 with a line spacing of 1.5.
5. The submissions shall contain footnotes or end-notes. We accept 20^th Bluebook form of citation. 
6. Please note that we have a zero-tolerance policy towards plagiarism. Plagiarism shall not be accepted of more than 20% on http://plagiarismdetector.net/ We advise you to check the plagiarism percentage before submitting.

Lawschole welcomes blog posts in the form of articles, opinion pieces and case comments in the field of:

1. Arbitration law
2. Banking & Finance law
3. Competition/Antitrust law
4. Corporate law
5. Insolvency & Bankruptcy law
6. Investment Funds
7. Labour & Employment law
8. Regulatory & Securities law
9. Taxation law

Submission Procedure

All submissions must be made through the following Google form-

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Publication fees

Publication fees of Rs. 100/- will be applicable after selection of the submitted blog. 

Certificate

E- Certificate of Publication will be provided after the payment of the publication fees.

Important Dates-

Last Date of Submission- August 10

Intimation of Selection- August 15

Last Date of Payment of Publication Fees- August 17

Issuance of Certificate- August 22

Contact

Email Id: editor.lawschole@gmail.com

Website

https://www.lawschole.com/blog