A peer-reviewed academic journal published by the students of NLIU, Bhopal
The NLIU Law Review is a biannual publication that has till now published thirteen volumes.
The NLIU Law Review currently holds a print ISSN 2229-7952 and is in the process of procuring an e-ISSN/ISSN (O).
The journal is currently abstracted & indexed in the following databases: SCC Online, Manupatra, Hein Online.
The NLIU Law Review has always provided a platform for students and academics from all over the country to present their scholarly opinions on legal issues. Our aim is to encourage ethos of academic excellence by building a culture of disruptive thinking and meaningful discussion through research papers that seek to take an untrodden or at least a less trodden path.
We invite and appreciate comments, suggestions and constructive criticism on the works published in the Law Review. Hope to have your active participation in our endeavor to help build a free culture of dialogue, debate, discussion, discourse, disputation and disruption.
In the article titled, “Navigating the Intricacies of the Defection Conundrum: An Insight into Maharashtra’s Political Turmoil,” the authors dig into the recent debate surrounding anti-defection laws in the country
In “Legality of Go-Slow Strikes in India,” the author explores the issue of legality of “go-slow” strikes in India which is a complex and controversial issue that has not been
In “Navigating the Aftermath: A Closer Look at the Implications of Section 9C Amendment,” the authors probe into the latest retrospective amendment introduced by the Finance Bill, 2023 to the
In the article, “Online Video Game Streaming, Esports, and IPR: A Sweeping Saga of Conflict,” the authors examine the loopholes in the Indian intellectual property domain pertaining to legal protection
In the article “Effectiveness of Procedural Safeguards for Sexual Offences: What Do The Numbers Say?,” the author investigates whether the legislations which deal with sexual offences, namely the Code of
The next article, “Harmonizing Competition Regulations and Data Privacy Laws in the Era of Artificial Intelligence,” delves deep into analysing competition concerns in the context of artificial intelligence and the
Introduction The Supreme Court on August 14 agreed to hear a fresh plea filed by the CBI challenging the Allahabad High Court’s verdict that acquitted
This Section 26(6) order by the Competition Commission of India [hereinafter, “CCI”] exemplifies a sound reasoning but an ultimate error by equating two parties with
Introduction Under the Consumer Protection Act 2019 every consumer in India has a ‘Right to Choose’, i.e., the right to be assured of access to
Unlocking the Secrets of Public Policy in Arbitration The foundation of public policy, deeply rooted in common law, consistently invalidated agreements that were harmful to
Introduction The Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme (VSV 2.0) came into effect on 1st October 2024 and has the potential of clearing the backlog of the
Introduction Over the years, the Indian judiciary has played a significant role in defining the contours of Article 21 of the Constitution of India, which
Publishing Body: National Law Institute University, Bhopal
Address: Kerwa Dam Rd, National Law Institute University,
Bhopal, Mendori, Madhya Pradesh 462044
Editor-in-Chief: Tanvi Agrawal
