Call for Papers | MNLU-CS Student Law Review [Volume V, 2026-27]: Submit by Nov 30
Maharashtra National Law University, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, invites submissions for Volume V of the MNLU-CS Student Law Review. The submission deadline is 30 November.
About the Maharashtra National Law University
Maharashtra National Law University, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (MNLUCS), was established by the Government of Maharashtra under the Maharashtra National Law University Act, 2014, to promote quality legal education and develop skilled legal professionals for the Bar, Bench and other professions.
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Commencing on 16 March 2017, it became the third National Law University established in Maharashtra, fulfilling the aspirations of the Marathwada region for an institution of national importance. The University began admissions in the academic year 2017–18 through the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT), marking a significant step towards strengthening legal education and professional excellence in the region.
About the Journal
The MNLU-CS Student Law Review (SLR) is the flagship annual, student-run publication of Maharashtra National Law University, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. It provides a scholarly platform for students, academicians, legal practitioners and researchers to engage with contemporary legal issues and debates.
Through quality legal writing and research, the SLR aims to encourage critical thinking, promote academic excellence and contribute meaningfully to the evolving field of law.
About the Call for Papers
The MNLU-CS Student Law Review invites original submissions for Volume V of the Journal. The call for papers commences on 15 October, the submission deadline is 30 November, and the Journal is scheduled for publication in mid-April.
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Eligibility
The Student Editorial Board invites submissions from:
- Research scholars
- Students from any recognised university
Theme
Submissions are invited on any topic of contemporary legal relevance.
Submission Categories and Word Limits
| Category | Word Limit |
|---|---|
| Research Articles | 6,000–10,000 words |
| Short Articles | 4,000–6,000 words |
| Case Notes | 2,000–4,000 words |
| Legislative Comments | 2,000–4,000 words |
| Book Reviews | 2,000–4,000 words |
Formatting Guidelines
Detailed formatting requirements are set out in the Review’s Submission Guidelines. Authors are requested to read the Guidelines carefully before preparing their manuscripts and ensure that the word limit for the chosen category is adhered to.
Submission Guidelines
- Authors must refer to the Plagiarism and AI Policy for detailed information on plagiarism and the use of AI.
- Authors must refer to the Submission Guidelines for detailed information on submissions.
- Manuscripts must be uploaded as a Microsoft Word (.docx) file through the designated Google Form.
Important Dates
- Call for Papers Commences: 15 October
- Submission Deadline: 30 November
- Expected Publication: Mid-April
Submission Procedure
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- Prepare the manuscript in a Microsoft Word (.docx) file in accordance with the Submission Guidelines and the word limit for the chosen category.
- Ensure compliance with the Plagiarism and AI Policy.
- Upload the manuscript through the Manuscript Submission Form.
Contact Information
Email: [email protected]
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