International Journal of Legal Research (IJLR)
Volume 12 Issue 3
Peer-Reviewed Refereed Journal | ISSN-2349-8463 | March 2026
Inter Arma Silent Leges: War, Internal Disturbance, and the Limits of Indian Environmental Jurisprudence
Sistla Naveen Teja & Dr. Shobhitabh Srivastava
Sistla Naveen Teja & Dr. Shobhitabh Srivastava, Inter Arma Silent Leges: War, Internal Disturbance, and the Limits of Indian Environmental Jurisprudence, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
Armed conflict and internal disturbance have shaped significant periods of India’s post-Independence history, leaving ecological consequences including
Deepfake and the Law: Reassessing India’s Legal and Regulatory Framework
Akanksha Prajapati & Pratiksha Prabha
Akanksha Prajapati & Pratiksha Prabha, Deepfake and the Law: Reassessing India's Legal and Regulatory Framework, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The advancement of AI has created a large amount of realistic digital data known as deepfakes, which fabricates digital content and makes it difficult for users to
Deepfakes and Right to Identity: Re-Analyzing Intellectual Property Protection in the Age of Synthetic Media
Priyambada Swain & Suman Somaprava Kar
Priyambada Swain & Suman Somaprava Kar, Deepfakes and Right to Identity: Re-Analyzing Intellectual Property Protection in the Age of Synthetic Media, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The rapid evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and synthetic media has created new challenges concerning identity rights, their infringement, and legal protection. The i
Generative Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Law in India: Rethinking Authorship, Ownership and Infringement
Utkarsh Yadav
Utkarsh Yadav, Generative Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Law in India: Rethinking Authorship, Ownership and Infringement, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The development of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) has transformed the creation of literary, artistic, musical, and other creative works, raising fundamental
A Sociological Study on Young Women Perception Towards Their Own Elderly Care in Chennai
Varshini S. & Dr. S.T. Akilan
Varshini S. & Dr. S.T. Akilan, A Sociological Study on Young Women Perception Towards Their Own Elderly Care in Chennai, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
Tamil Nadu has one of India’s highest elderly populations, reflecting the country’s transition towards an ageing society. Urbanization, modernization, and globalization
Police Custody and the Discovery of Facts Under Section 23(2) of Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023: A Critical Analysis
Kirubalani A. & Mogana Priyadharshine G.
Kirubalani A. & Mogana Priyadharshine G., Police Custody and the Discovery of Facts Under Section 23(2) of Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023: A Critical Analysis, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The law of evidence seeks to balance effective criminal investigation with individual rights and fair-trial guarantees. Section 23 of the Bharatiya Sakshya
The Certification Ceiling: Rethinking Section 63 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam in the Face of Autonomous AI-Generated Evidence
Prateek Sharma, Dr. Insha Goel Vats & Vinnie Sharma
Prateek Sharma, Dr. Insha Goel Vats & Vinnie Sharma, The Certification Ceiling: Rethinking Section 63 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam in the Face of Autonomous AI-Generated Evidence, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
On 1 July 2024, the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 was replaced by the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA), 2023, with Section 65B giving way to
Rethinking Consent: A Critical Study of Consent Mechanisms in Mobile Applications Under Indian Data Protection Law
Ishwar Chandra Roy
Ishwar Chandra Roy, Rethinking Consent: A Critical Study of Consent Mechanisms in Mobile Applications Under Indian Data Protection Law, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The smartphone, not the desktop browser, is now the principal site at which Indian data principals encounter data processing. This paper
Protection of Personality Rights in India in the Era of AI in Comparison to the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom: Understanding the Contrast
Dr. Ritu Salaria
Dr. Ritu Salaria, Protection of Personality Rights in India in the Era of AI in Comparison to the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom: Understanding the Contrast, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
At the intersection of copyright, personality rights, and the right to publicity, the proliferation of deep fakes, i.e., synthetic media, AI-generated
Between 'My Lord' and 'Judicial Servant': The Constitutional Language of Judicial Authority
Misritha Arvapally
Misritha Arvapally, Between 'My Lord' and 'Judicial Servant': The Constitutional Language of Judicial Authority, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
A recent disruption in the Supreme Court of India—where a litigant claimed sovereign supremacy, labeled judges as "judicial servants," and
Towards a Legislative Reform in Recognizing Marital Rape in India: A Comparative Study with UK and Nepal
Ishani Afrin
Ishani Afrin, Towards a Legislative Reform in Recognizing Marital Rape in India: A Comparative Study with UK and Nepal, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
Marital rape represents an egregious violation of a woman’s bodily autonomy, yet it remains shielded by archaic patriarchal doctrines originating from seventeenth
Related-Party Creditors & the Committee of Creditors: A Critical Analysis of Section 21(2) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, in Light of Phoenix ARC v. Spade Financial Services
Aryan Sunil Aggarwal, Adity Srivastava & Arindam Sood
Aryan Sunil Aggarwal, Adity Srivastava & Arindam Sood, Related-Party Creditors & the Committee of Creditors: A Critical Analysis of Section 21(2) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, in Light of Phoenix ARC v. Spade Financial Services, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The Committee of Creditors (herein referred to as the ‘CoC’) is the de facto board of a corporate debtor upon commencement of the corporate insolvency resolution
AI-Facilitated Exploitation of Voice Actors in the Gaming Industry, Through the Lens of US and Indian Laws
Rs Deetchanaasri
Rs Deetchanaasri, AI-Facilitated Exploitation of Voice Actors in the Gaming and Industry, Through the Lens of US and Indian Laws, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The rapid development of artificial intelligence and voice-cloning technologies has transformed the gaming and entertainment industries
No Pocket Veto: Dialogic Federalism and the Constitutional Limits of Gubernatorial Assent
Ananya Raj Singh & Raj Harshit
Ananya Raj Singh & Raj Harshit, No Pocket Veto: Dialogic Federalism and the Constitutional Limits of Gubernatorial Assent, 12(3) IJLR (2026).
The Supreme Court’s advisory opinion in In Re: Assent, Withholding or Reservation of Bills marks a significant development in the constitutional