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About the Student Law Review

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The GNLU Student Law Review (“GSLR”) is the flagship student-run journal of the Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar. It is annually published in an online and open access format with student-edited and double-blind peer-reviewed process.

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The Journal is open to academics, scholars, practitioners and students. The Journal’s focus is primarily Indian law. The Journal encourages comparative law and international law research, but the same must be related to Indian legal developments and challenges. The Journal also promotes an interdisciplinary approach to research in law.

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Journal Particulars

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Subject: Law and Policy

Frequency of Publication: Annual

Language: English 

Starting Year: 2020

Format of Publication:  Online​​​​

2025-26

GNLU Student Law Review has stopped accepting submissions for its Volume VII.

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Denial and Disclosure: Access to Answer Scripts in Public Examinations  under the RTI Act

by Debargha Roy & Sarthak Sahoo

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Equal Opportunity Undermined: The Impact of the Madhya Pradesh High Court's Amendment and the Apex Court's Judgment on Judicial Appointments
 

by Akshay Pathak & Shivansh Pathak

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Compensation Conundrums: The Challenges to Mass Tort Litigation in India

by Anubhav Kumar Das & Ananya Tripathi

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Conceptualising a Framework for Admissibility of Police Confessions: Bridging Judicial Gaps and Legal Challenges

by Manav Pamnani

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Custodial Concerns: Is the BNSS Promulgating a Higher Stander of Draconian Laws Concerning the Remand of Accused Persons?

by Sriram Chockalingam Arunachalam

Article

Til Novation Do Us Part?

Saving The Severability of Arbitration Clauses from Novation

by Akshat Agarwal

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Beyond the Bars: Analysing the Paradigm for Reproductive Justice in India
 

by Tanvi Agarwal & Khushi Saraf

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BNS and Animal Welfare: Is the Reformed Law just a Bark without a Bite for Animal Welfare?
 

by Stuti Malik

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Green Financing Regime in India with Special Focus on the Green Deposit Framework

by Bipasha Kundu

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Transferring Justice: A Comparative Legal Inquiry into the Trial of Children as Adults

by Vanshika Agarwal & Ruhika Mandal

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