Arbitration & Corporate Law Review

Volume I 

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Spring Issue

April 2021

General Information

Broad Themes

The Arbitration & Corporate Law Review (ACLR) is a peer-reviewed, inter-disciplinary academic journal which operates annually. ACLR Journal publishes annually in winter/spring at the end of April. The Journal is run and managed by students of Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai.

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It is run by a Board of Editors comprising of six Managing Editors. The journal follows a four-tier blind peer review process by undergraduate and postgraduate students, academics, legal professionals, and practicing lawyers.  

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This journal is under the aegis of our esteemed Board of Advisors, consisting of legal luminaries who possess expertise in their respective fields.

  • Company law

  • Insolvency law

  • Securities law

  • Competition law

  • Arbitration Law

Word Limits

  • Law of Taxation

  • IPR

  • Trade Law

  • Employment law

  • Commercial laws

 

These limits shall be exclusive of footnotes.

  • Short Articles – 3000 to 5000 words.

  • Long Articles – 5000 to 8000 words.

  • Book Reviews – 2000 to 3000 words.

  • Case Comments – 3000 to 5000 words.

  • Legislative Comments – 2000 to 4000 Words.

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Important Dates

Call for papers for Volume 1 (2021)

Nov

31

Inauguaration of the ACLR Journal

Mar

31

Deadline for submission of the manuscript.

Dec

31

Publication of Volume 1 (2021)

Apr

5

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