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RISE IN THE NUMBER OF CONSTITUTION BENCH JUDGMENTS IN 2023: A CAUSE TO CELEBRATE? BY - ALIND GUPTA & DR TANVEER KAUR

Authors : ALIND GUPTA & DR TANVEER KAUR

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RIGHTS OF REFUGEE CHILDREN-A CRITICAL ANALYSIS BY - ASHUTOSH TRIPATHI

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CORPORATE GREENHOUSE GAS DISCLOSURE NORMS: -A STUDY OF THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK IN INDIA, USA & U.K. BY - AYUSHI LAKSHMI VERMA & KAVYA MAHESHWARI

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CONDITION RESTRAINING ALIENATION- CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF SECTION 10 OF THE TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT, 1882 BY - DR TANVEER KAUR

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THE NEED FOR LEGALISING SAME SEX MARRIAGE IN INDIA: A FUTURE POSSIBILITY OR A POSSIBLE APPREHENSION. BY- ANURAG SIGOTIYA

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CASE COMMENT: RANGARAJU @ VAJPEYI Vs. STATE OF KARNATAKA BY - RADHIKA R NAIR

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PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR AND COMPETITION COMMISSION OF INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF JUDICIAL PRONOUNCEMENTS OF COMPETITION COMMISSION OF INDIA BY - MS. PRIYANKA CHOUDHARY

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RISE IN DEMAND FOR GIG WORKERS IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES BY - KHUSHBOO SINGH

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LEGAL TACTICS FOR SAFEGUARDING CLI-MATE CHANGE REFUGEES: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL FRAMEWORK AND FUTURE PROSPECTS BY - MADHAVAN.S & H. KAMALESH NATH

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^{^[14]}The RBI after receiving the application for commencing or operating the payment system shall hold an inquiry [S. 6] before considering the application for operating the system. While disposing of the application the RBI can issue or refuse authorisation. If it issues it must consider: the need for authorisation, the technical standards of the proposed payment system, the terms and conditions of operation of the proposed payment system including security procedure, the manner of transfer of funds, the procedure for netting, the financial status of the applicant, the interest of consumers, monetary and credit policies, etc. [S. 7]

^{^[15]} The RBI can call for returns, documents or other information from any system provider [S. 12]

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