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The Journal on Corporate Law and Commercial Regulations, established in 2023, is dedicated to advancing research in corporate law and commercial regulations. Our goal is to provide a platform for scholars, practitioners, and students to share insights and expertise.
Published bi-annually, our journal emphasizes high-quality scholarly articles and rigorous peer review. We welcome contributions that contribute to the understanding of commercial and corporate laws.
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ARTICLES
DEMYSTIFYING SHADOW BANKS AS A SUBSTITUTE TO THE BANKING SECTOR: A CRITICAL STUDY
PARITY OBLIGATIONS IN THE ONLINE HOTEL BOOKING INDUSTRY- CRITICALLY ANALYSING CCI'S ORDER AGAINST MMT
PRE-PAID INSTRUMENTS A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN INDIA AND THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
BEYOND THE GREEN LABEL EVALUATING THE PROPOSED GREEN BOND FRAMEWORK VIS-À-VIS GREENWASHING IN INDIA
THE DOCTRINE OF PUBLIC POLICY BACKDOOR STRATEGY TO REVIEW FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARD OR NECESSARY EVIL
BPO SERVICE PROVIDER NOT BE CONSIDERED AS AN “INTERMEDIARY” FOR THE PURPOSES OF IGST ACT
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE LIABILITY OF PAYMENT AGGREGATORS IN INDIA UNDER THE RBI GUIDELINES
CRIMINAL LIABILITY GETS STRINGENT IN COPYRIGHT VIOLATION CASES
DEMYSTIFYING SHADOW BANKS AS A SUBSTITUTE TO THE BANKING SECTOR: A CRITICAL STUDY
PARITY OBLIGATIONS IN THE ONLINE HOTEL BOOKING INDUSTRY- CRITICALLY ANALYSING CCI'S ORDER AGAINST MMT
PRE-PAID INSTRUMENTS A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN INDIA AND THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
BEYOND THE GREEN LABEL EVALUATING THE PROPOSED GREEN BOND FRAMEWORK VIS-À-VIS GREENWASHING IN INDIA
THE DOCTRINE OF PUBLIC POLICY BACKDOOR STRATEGY TO REVIEW FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARD OR NECESSARY EVIL
BPO SERVICE PROVIDER NOT BE CONSIDERED AS AN “INTERMEDIARY” FOR THE PURPOSES OF IGST ACT