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Asian Law & Public Policy Review
Asian Law & Public Policy Review is an Annual e-Journal of Law & Public Policy Analysis bearing ISSN: 2581-6551. The Journal covers contemporary issues of Law & Public Policy and is not limited to any specific topic or subject.

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Education is Human Right: Indian Scenario
It is an undisputable statement that education is not an honour but it is a human right. The roots of education may be bitter but the fruits are sweet. Education comes under the concurrent subject and hence enactments are made by both State and Central governments. International Instruments provisions are incorporated into municipal laws. The
Role of Black Money in Degrading a Nationโs Economy โChallenges and Remedies
Black Money is the untaxed money on which the defaulters wilfully donโt pay tax and try to hide it from the government or the Income Tax authorities. It is mainly done through evading taxes. Tax Evasion and Avoidance have been one of the hot topics of taxation law as they play an important role in
An Analysis of Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 with reference to 420 of IPC
The first draft of the Negotiable Instruments Act was created in 1866, and it was implemented in 1881. It was once a colonial statute and is still commonly used today. With the passage of Section 4 of the Banking, Public Financial Institutions and Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Act, 1988, Chapter XVII, Sections 138 to 142 were
The Ethics of Legal Process Outsourcing in India: Globalization and Commodification
The responsibility of lawyers grows as their practices grow with time. The responsibility from becoming a part time assistant to a full-time employee along with the power of supervising, regulating increases their liability. The economy of a country changes with time and in this era of economic condition the demand for cost effective and time
The Critical Study of Legal Regime Governing Property Rights of Women โ A Human Rights Perspective
In the history of humanity woman has been as important a factor as man, yet she was always looked down as an inferior creature. It is harsh reality that women have been ill- treated in every society for ages. The developments of a nation solely depend on the social status of women and women constitute
Recourse of an Arbitral Award in Bangladesh: Dissection Under The UNCITRAL, Foreign Laws and Precedents
It is irrefutable that the arbitration process is controlled by arbitration seat law. Therefore, in the case of international commercial arbitration having the arbitration place in Bangladesh, and in the case of domestic arbitration that means where both parties are Bangladeshi, sections 42 and 43 of the Chapter VIII Arbitration Act 2001 lays down the