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A Critical Study of the Gains of Hindu Learning Act, 1930
This article provides the readers with an insight into the Gains of Hindu Learning Act of 1930 by analyzing the act in detail, pointing out the loopholes, and providing suggestions....
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Call for Blogs by Restructuring and Insolvency Law Journal of NUALS
Submissions are invited by way of a Call for Blogs for the Restructuring and Insolvency Law Journal (RILJ Blog) of NUALS Kochi, on a rolling basis. ABOUT The National University...
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Call for Blogs: Constitutional Studies Review Blog by NLU Kochi
NUALS Constitutional Studies Review Blog is accepting submissions on a rolling basis. ABOUT The National University of Advanced Legal Studies is a public law school and a National Law University...
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Call for Blogs by Society for Constitutional Law; Human Rights, UPES
UPES, School of Law, Dehradun is inviting submissions through a call for blogs for its Society for Constitutional Law & Human Rights blog. ABOUT The University of Petroleum & Energy...
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Administrative Tribunals in India
Introduction Since its inception, India has adopted the doctrine of separation of powers, which essentially divides the government into three branches: the legislature, the executive and the judiciary, which are...
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Indian Draft Space Activities Bill, 2017
INTRODUCTION Numerous legal challenges, from intellectual property protection to space finance, are raised by cross-border investment in private space activities as well as the dynamically shifting nature of space firms....
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Democratization in Law-Making
INTRODUCTION India is a democratic country; therefore, the people of the country are its superheroes. The government, constitution, laws, and others, as such, all exist for the people and by...