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Submission Guidelines

With the object of furthering the discussion on Corporate Laws, the Centre for Corporate Law Studies Blog welcomes submissions on a rolling basis throughout the year, from law students, academicians, law practitioners and anybody who holds an affinity for corporate laws.


Guidelines:

  1. The submission should be free of plagiarism and should be an original work of the Author.
  2. The submission should not be an existing publication of any other journal or blog.
  3. Co-authorship of the submission is permitted for 1 person (i.e. one author and one co-author).
  4. The submission must be in the form of articles, blogs or case comments.
  5. The submission should be concise and should be summed within 700-1000 words. However, if the content requires, flexibility may be allowed.
  6. The font of the content should be Times New Roman and the alignment should be justified with font size 12 and line spacing 1.5.
  7. The submission must be in an MS Word supported document extension. In addition to the submission, it is recommended that a .pdf file is also attached so as to avoid any probable formatting issues.
  8. Case Laws, Statutory Material, and other relevant authorities or sources shall be cited in the format of 20th Bluebook Harvard Citation as endnotes under the head of ‘References/ Sources’.
  9. Interested Authors may submit their Articles/Blogs/Case Comments at centre.corporateresearch@nirmauni.ac.in with the subject line- ‘CCLS Submission’.
  10. The editorial team solely reserves the right to accept or reject the submission after a due and rigorous editorial review.
  11. Any non-compliance of the above mentioned guidelines shall result in breach. Thus, leading to the rejection of the submission.
  12. The author will be communicated about the acceptance or the rejection of his/ her submission within 2 weeks of submitting the article/blog/case comment via email.

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