The NLIU Law Review is a double-blind, peer-reviewed academic journal. Our objective is to serve as a forum for high-quality legal scholarship across a wide variety of legal fields. We welcome submissions of original work, including research articles, case notes, legislative comments, and book reviews. We do not restrict ourselves to any particular domain; contributions from all branches of law including but not limited to constitutional, criminal, corporate, environmental, international, human rights law are encouraged, provided they are contemporary, original, and of scholarly merit.

We also do not restrict ourselves to any particular category of authors. Submissions are open to all, including undergraduate students, researchers, academics, and legal practitioners. Similarly, we do not limit submissions to any specific jurisdiction. Comparative and international perspectives are welcome; however, we appreciate work that engages with Indian law, or connects to the broader principles of common law or public law in some manner. Since its founding in 2010, the NLIU Law Review has aimed to foster a culture of academic excellence. We strive to promote critical, creative and contemporary views, and encourage authors to engage in meaningful dialogue on developing legal issues. Through each issue, we remain committed to offering a platform where members of the legal community debate, challenge, and enrich legal discourse in India and beyond.