Vol. 20 (2022): National Capital Law Journal VOL. XX 2022

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Published: 2025-07-01

Editorial

ADVISORY BOARD & EDITORIAL COMMITTEE 115 90
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115 90
MESSAGE FROM PROFESSOR-IN-CHARGE (EDITOR-IN-CHIEF) & EDITOR(S) 119 91
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119 91

Articles

SCOPE OF THE PRESIDENT’S POWER TO REMOVE A CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR UNDER NIGERIAN LAW: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS 1478 287

Olusola Babatunde Adegbite (Author)

1-14
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ISSUE OF CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY : IS INSOLVENCY PROTOCOLASUCCESS STORY IN INDIA? 126 104

Sharma, Sandhya, Vahini, Versha (Author)

15-22
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PROTECTING CHILDREN FROM SEXUAL OFFENCES - CHALLENGES AND ISSUES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF POCSO ACT, 2012 279 203

Gupta, Kanchal, Pandey, Stuti (Author)

23-32
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279 203
MARGINS TO MAINSTREAM: THE STATUS OF TRANSGENDER PERSONS' RIGHT TO EDUCATION IN INDIA 137 172

Pramod Tiwari, Shubham Pandey (Author)

33-44
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137 172
TRANSFORMATIVE OCCUPATION OF IRAQ AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: A LEGAL ANALYSIS 128 122

Santosh Upadhyay (Author)

45-58
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128 122
POLITICAL STABILITY V. FEDERAL AUTONOMY: A STUDY OF PRESIDENT’S RULE AND ANTI-DEFECTION LAW IN INDIA 119 268

Nitesh Saraswat, Shivani Pundir (Author)

59-73
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CLIMATE CHANGE, INTERNAL DISPLACEMENT, AND THE 2030 UN AGENDA FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES 120 121

Balajinaika B.G. (Author)

74-82
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FEMINIST PERSPECTIVES ON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: NEED FOR GENDER EQUITY IN LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE 126 158

Tejaswini Misra, Sonam Dass (Author)

83-93
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126 158
ABORTION IN US POLITICS : SOME REFLECTIONS 112 103

Sona Khan (Author)

94-109
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112 103
FROM TRADITION TO TECHNOLOGY: EXPLORING THE FEASIBILITY OF A PAPERLESS JUSTICE DELIVERY SYSTEM IN INDIA 274 156

Zuber Ali, Ruchil Raj (Author)

110-118
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274 156

BOOK REVIEW

BIOTECHNOLOGY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS: LEGAL AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS. BY DR. KSHITIJ KUMAR SINGH 192 114

Amrendra Kumar (Author)

119-121
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192 114