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Child Rights and Constitutionalism
- written by Mr.Sadanand Chandrakant Dhikale, Lawyer
“ We the people of India”…… Original Sovereign
Authored by : Daniel Bhaskar Kamble,BALLB 2 year and Co.Authored by: Prof. Mayuri Rawat,Faculty,Lokmanya Tilak Law College.
The Right to Privacy post Puttaswamy: Has India's Data Protection Kept pace with its own constitutional precedent?
-Written by Ms. Swara Sanjay Sagar , S.Y.LL.B , KC Law college
Transforming Corporate Law: India’s Journey from 1850 to the Companies Act, 2013
- Authored by Ms.Sakshi Kewalramani
Constitutional Challenges by AI in India – The Emergence of New Advanced Laws
- Written by Prof.Sapana N. Jaiswal,Asst. Prof., Department of Law,Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, Kharghar & Ms.Samruddhi S. Marathe,Student B.A.LLB 3rd Year,Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, Kharghar
Euthanasia in India: Constitutional Rights, Judicial Developments, and Ethical Challenges
-Written by Ms.Kirti Bharti TMV’s Lokmanya Tilak Law College, Kharghar & Prof.Prajakta Balveer (Assistant Professor)TMV’s Lokmanya Tilak Law College
Women on online platforms and their safety concerns: A Case Study of Navi Mumbai
-Authored by Ms.Kumkum Choudhary, Student Researcher, TMV’s Lokmanya Tilak Law College, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. & Prof.Dr. Binu Singh, Visiting Faculty, TMV’s Lokmanya Tilak Law College, Kharghar, Navi Mumbai.
Beyond a "Mini-Trial": The Supreme Court Recalibrates Preliminary Assessment Under Section 15 of the Juvenile Justice Act
A brief overview of section 15 of JJ Act, 2015 in recent judgement by Supreme Court
Switched Off: Jantar Mantar, Mumbai, and the Unfinished Promise of Anuradha Bhasin
This article examines the July 2026 internet shutdown at Jantar Mantar during the Cockroach Janta Party protests, alongside a parallel prohibitory order imposed in Mumbai under the Maharashtra Police Act.
Crocs vs. Bata: Why the Delhi High Court Ordered Crocs to Pay ₹24 Lakhs in Legal Costs
The case stems from a 2014 suit filed by Crocs Inc. claiming exclusive rights over its well-known footwear shape and configuration.This specific 2026 judgment focuses on an application filed by Bata India Ltd. demanding actual legal costs for defending a meritless, decade-long litigation.
VICARIOUS LIABILITY IN PARTNERSHIP & AGENCY
-Written by Mr.Patil Chandrahas Nandkumar
Right to life and Environmental degradation
- by Mr.Prathamesh Nikam
Understanding the Mumbai court system
- by team Legoz Lex
REWRITING CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: A DEEP DIVE INTO THE SHIFT FROM 41A CrPC to 35 BNSS
Written by Ms.Ritika Pal
Need for Gender-Neutral Laws in India to Ensure Constitutional Equality
- Written by Ms.Arpita Subhashchandra Prajapati
Delimitation in India: Constitutional Necessity, Federal Challenge, and Global Perspective
-Written by Mr. Prathamesh Vijaykumar Nikam
"WHAT TO DO WHEN SOMEONE IS FOLLOWING YOU .................." - The Jurisprudence of Stalking in Modern India.
Commonly dismissed as a minor inconvenience or an awkward misunderstanding, being followed is rarely a stagnant behavior. In criminology, Stalking is recognized as a dangerous gateway to grave offense. Reading this article equips you with the necessary tools to identify these threats early.
Friendship, Emotions, and the Law: When Human Bonds Become Complicated
This article is about understanding how emotional relationships, especially among young adults, can become legally and psychologically sensitive when communication breaks down. - by Team Legoz Lex
Legal Implications of Artificial Intelligence and Technology in Education
Research Article by Anup Chandra Pujari & Prathamesh Vijaykumar Nikam
Importance of Attendance in Law College
-by Legoz Lex
The Comprehensive Jurisprudence of Muslim Marriage: A Legal and Social Treatise
"This comprehensive treatise explores the dual nature of Muslim Marriage (Nikah) as both a civil contract and a religious sacrament. the article provides a deep dive into the kinds of marriages, offering a critical look at the legal consequences of each."
Judicial Activism: Judiciary the Guardian of Rights
written by Ms.Tanisha Tapan Samanta
Understanding the concept of Intellectual Property Rights Laws and it kinds.
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) are legal protections for "creations of the mind," such as inventions, artistic works, symbols, and designs. These rights allow creators to benefit from their work and prevent unauthorised use.