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  • Times New Roman, Font size 12 (Footnotes at 10), Line spacing 1.5.
  • Submit as an MS Word document (that is, doc or docx format).
  • Word limit – 1000 to 1200 (relaxable).
  • Footnotes/Endnotes are allowed. However, hyperlinks over footnotes!

Note: 

  1. For every published submission, the copyright shall vest with Law Matters Centre for Research, Education, and Social Action (LaMCRESA).
  2. Every submission must be accompanied by a declaration to the following effect:
    1. That, the author agrees to transfer the copyright over the submission to LaMCRESA, if the write-up gets published on The Law Blog.
    2. That, the author shall not submit the piece elsewhere for publication while it is still under review with The Law Blog.

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  • For submissions relating to Law & Economics, Commerce, Finance etc.: aditi@thelawblog.in
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John Steinbeck


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