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Cover image for OVERLAP AND JURISDICTION: THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE BETWEEN SEBI AND RBI IN REGULATING SYSTEMIC NBFCs
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

OVERLAP AND JURISDICTION: THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE BETWEEN SEBI AND RBI IN REGULATING SYSTEMIC NBFCs

Author: ARIJIT MAITI & SUSMITA BISWAL
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107330
Published Paper ID WBL7330 & WBL7331
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: The Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) sector plays a significant role in India's financial system by providing credit, facilitating investments and supporting financial inclusion. However, the growing size and interconnectedness of certain NBFCs have raised important questions concerning regulatory jurisdiction and financial…
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Cover image for FREEDOM BEFORE VERDICT: LIMITS ON UNDERTRIAL DETENTION IN INDIA
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

FREEDOM BEFORE VERDICT: LIMITS ON UNDERTRIAL DETENTION IN INDIA

Author: ABHILASHA TOPPO
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107329
Published Paper ID WBL7329
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: According to the 2024 report by the National Crime Records Bureau , the undertrial population stood at 72.6% out of the total of 5,11,542 inmates in prisons across India. Despite the existence of the provisions in the constitution that ensure presumption of innocence and speedy trial, the country has been unable to jail the unde…
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Cover image for COPARCENARY RIGHTS FOR DAUGHTERS UNDER HINDU LAW: A STUDY OF THE 2005 AMENDMENT AND ITS JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

COPARCENARY RIGHTS FOR DAUGHTERS UNDER HINDU LAW: A STUDY OF THE 2005 AMENDMENT AND ITS JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION

Author: MAYANK KUMAR SAHI
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107327
Published Paper ID WBL7327
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: The recognition of daughters as coparceners under Hindu law represents a significant legislative and constitutional development in the movement towards substantive gender equality in property rights. Traditionally, under the Mitakshara school of Hindu law, coparcenary membership was confined to male descendants, leaving daughter…
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Cover image for PROTECTING WOMEN AT WORK POSH ACT 2013 IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

PROTECTING WOMEN AT WORK POSH ACT 2013 IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Author: PRABHAVATHI & SIVARANJANI
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107326
Published Paper ID WBL7326 & WBL7332
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: Sexual harassment at work is a wrong done to one woman and, at the same time, a failure of the institution that employs her. How a legal system divides responsibility between the harasser and the employer, who has to prove what, and what a complainant can realistically recover decides whether a statute works on the shop floor or…
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Cover image for STATELESSNESS AND CITIZENSHIP IN INDIA: RECONCILING CAA-NRC DIRECTIVES WITH GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS NORMS
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

STATELESSNESS AND CITIZENSHIP IN INDIA: RECONCILING CAA-NRC DIRECTIVES WITH GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS NORMS

Author: RAJ ARYAN
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107325
Published Paper ID WBL7325
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: The Indian law is faced with the necessity to distinguish between formal non-citizenship, disputed nationality, documentary exclusion and legal statelessness in citizenship administration. This Article will explore that distinction by analysing the constitutional scheme of Articles 5-11 of the Constitution, the Citizenship Act 1…
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Cover image for CONSTITUTIONAL SILENCE AND JUDICIAL CREATIVITY: HAR MONISING JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION WITH CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES IN INDIA
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

CONSTITUTIONAL SILENCE AND JUDICIAL CREATIVITY: HAR MONISING JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION WITH CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES IN INDIA

Author: YAMINI PANDEY
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107324
Published Paper ID WBL7324
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: A recurring problem in Indian constitutional adjudication is constitutional silence. There are limits to what can be written into a written constitution: a rule may not be expressed in the Constitution but may nevertheless be determined by the courts, while the consequences of gov-ernmental inactivity may alter the distribution…
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Cover image for THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS IN SHAPING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: STEWARDSHIP CODES AND THEIR ENFORCEABILITY
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

THE ROLE OF INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS IN SHAPING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: STEWARDSHIP CODES AND THEIR ENFORCEABILITY

Authors: KAJAL YADAB AND SIMRAN NAYAK
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107322
Published Paper ID WBL7322 & WBL7323
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: Major investors like pension funds, mutual funds, and insurance companies now own most of the shares in big companies. To get these investors to keep a close eye on how companies are run, something called stewardship codes was created. The problem is, these codes are not really enforceable. This article looks at how different co…
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Cover image for DOCTRINE OF STARE DECISIS
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

DOCTRINE OF STARE DECISIS

Author: SNEHA SARKAR
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107321
Published Paper ID WBL7321
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: The doctrine of stare decisis is an important principle followed by the Indian Judiciary. It leads to certainty, consistency and stability. It is based on the principle that the courts must decide cases according to past judicial decisions. However, it does enable development of law. This research paper looks into the meaning be…
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Cover image for THE UNIFORM CIVIL CODE AND ITS IMPACT ON FAMILY LAWS IN INDIA: A HUMANIST PERSPECTIVE
Research Article Open Access Nov 2026

THE UNIFORM CIVIL CODE AND ITS IMPACT ON FAMILY LAWS IN INDIA: A HUMANIST PERSPECTIVE

Author: DEEPALI
Volume Volume 4
Issue Volume 4 Issue 3
Registration ID 107320
Published Paper ID WBL7320
ISSN 2581-8503
Country / Place Delhi, India
Abstract: The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is India's oldest unfinished constitutional promise and, since 2024, a live legal experiment. This paper examines how a common civil code reshapes family law (marriage, divorce, maintenance, inheritance, guardianship and cohabitation) in a country whose personal laws grew out of religion, custom and…
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