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Dr. Ankita Sharma is an accomplished academician, researcher, and legal professional with expertise in Corporate Law, International Law, Environmental Law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). She is an Associate Professor at the School of Law, GD Goenka University, Haryana, where
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Can a daughter-in-law’s right to live in a shared household under the
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against a senior citizen mother-in-law’s right to a “normal and peaceful life”
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Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law (RGSOIPL), IIT Kharagpur is organising the 8th Research Colloquium & Annual Research Scholars’ Day 2026 on 30–31 October 2026 as part of IIT Kharagpur’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations. Extended abstracts are invited on the
Avantika Public Policy and Law Review (APPLR), a half-yearly, double-blind, peer-reviewed academic journal by the School of Law and Public Policy, Avantika University, has invited submissions for Volume II, Issue I (Jan/Feb 2027 Edition). The last date for submission is
Legal Bites presents the CLAT PG Mock Legal Practice Questions – August 2026, carefully designed to sharpen your preparation strategy and elevate your legal aptitude for the upcoming examination. In today’s highly competitive landscape, where question patterns are becoming increasingly dynamic
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Marriage can survive disagreements, separation and, sometimes, even a decree of divorce. But when a couple with two children ends their marriage over what a constitutional court describes as “trivial disputes”, only to marry each other again later, the episode
Gurugram, September 27, 2026: The VIII GD Goenka–CIArb (India) International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition 2026 concluded at the School of Law, GD Goenka University, Sohna, Gurugram, with NMIMS, Chandigarh emerging as the winner and the Army Institute of Law, Mohali
