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Comparative Analysis of Insolvency Laws of India and Hong Kong
Amar SinghGujarat National Law University
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Insolvency is a concurrent subject under the Indian Constitution thus enabling both state and centre to make laws governing the...
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Call for Papers – 3rd Indian Law Conclave
The Organizing Committee of 3rd Indian Law Conclave hereby invites original abstracts of research papers and case studies on the following themes for presentation...
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Shackles of Dowry: Erosion of Women’s Dignity
Siddhanth GoelChrist (Deemed to be University), Bengaluru
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In India, marriage is considered to be one of the most important things but does it stop there...
Anti Defection Law: Inadequacies and Transgression of Rights
Devshree DangiIndore Institute of Law
Siyasati affairs have always been the center of attraction in India. Gone are the days when the MLA who won...
Career vs. Job: Following Your Passion
Diksha TarnekarNational Law Institute University, Bhopal
In the present world, academic and professional competition is touching the sky. Everyone wants to do the best, be...
Criminal Psychology & Profiling: An Overview
Puja DasAmity Law School Delhi, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Crime is an inevitable part of the society, its existence being traced to the very...
Crime Against Women
In India, if anything has stood as an obstacle in the path of the country’s development then it has been the growth rate of...
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