BOOK ON JURISPRUDENCE CHRONICLES: AN ANALYTICAL DIGEST OF LANDMARK CASE LAWS

International Journal of Legal Affairs and Exploration and Juris Cognita Publications are accepting submissions for a Call for Chapters for a Book on Jurisprudence Chronicles: An Analytical Digest of Landmark Case Laws

ABOUT THE BOOK

“Jurisprudence Chronicles: An Analytical Digest of Landmark Case Laws” is an extensive compilation of in-depth analyses and commentaries on pivotal court decisions that have shaped and transformed various areas of law. This book aims to serve as an invaluable resource for legal scholars, practitioners, and students by providing critical insights into the judicial reasoning and legal principles underlying landmark judgments. Covering a broad spectrum of legal fields—including contract, constitutional, taxation, property, family, international laws, human rights, sports law, corporate law, and more—this digest presents meticulously researched case comments that highlight the evolution and current trends in the legal landscape. Each analysis is crafted to elucidate the significance of the rulings, their implications for future legal developments, and their impact on societal norms and governance. “Jurisprudence Chronicles” not only seeks to document historical legal milestones but also to inspire informed legal discourse and scholarly debate, making it a must-have reference for anyone invested in the world of law.

THEMES AND SUB-THEMES

Case Laws of Landmark Importance

SUB-THEMES

Including but not limiting to:

Contract Law

Landmark cases on contract formation and enforceability
Key judgments on breach of contract and remedies
Significant rulings on misrepresentation, undue influence, and duress

Constitutional Law

Landmark cases on fundamental rights and freedoms
Key judgments on separation of powers and federalism
Significant rulings on constitutional amendments and interpretation

Taxation Law

Landmark cases on income tax and corporate taxation
Key judgments on GST and indirect taxes
Significant rulings on tax evasion and avoidance

Property Law

Landmark cases on land acquisition and property rights
Key judgments on tenancy and lease agreements
Significant rulings on easements and covenants

Family Law

Landmark cases on marriage, divorce, and child custody
Key judgments on adoption and surrogacy
Significant rulings on maintenance and alimony

International Law

Landmark cases on international treaties and agreements
Key judgments on diplomatic immunity and state sovereignty
Significant rulings on war crimes and international humanitarian law

Human Rights Law

Landmark cases on civil and political rights
Key judgments on economic, social, and cultural rights
Significant rulings on minority and indigenous rights

Sports Law

Landmark cases on doping and athlete rights
Key judgments on sports governance and administration
Significant rulings on contracts and disputes in sports

Corporate Law

Landmark cases on corporate governance and directors’ duties
Key judgments on mergers and acquisitions
Significant rulings on shareholder rights and minority protection

Environmental Law

Landmark cases on pollution control and environmental protection
Key judgments on climate change and sustainable development
Significant rulings on biodiversity and conservation

Criminal Law

Landmark cases on criminal procedure and due process
Key judgments on substantive criminal law and defenses
Significant rulings on sentencing and punishment

Labour and Employment Law

Landmark cases on employment contracts and labour rights
Key judgments on workplace discrimination and harassment
Significant rulings on trade unions and collective bargaining

Intellectual Property Law

Landmark cases on patents, trademarks, and copyrights
Key judgments on IP infringement and enforcement
Significant rulings on IP commercialization and licensing

Consumer Protection Law

Landmark cases on consumer rights and product liability
Key judgments on unfair trade practices and advertising
Significant rulings on e-commerce and digital consumer protection

Media and Entertainment Law

Landmark cases on freedom of speech and censorship
Key judgments on media ownership and regulation
Significant rulings on copyright in media and entertainment

Banking and Finance Law

Landmark cases on banking regulation and compliance
Key judgments on financial fraud and money laundering
Significant rulings on securities and capital markets

Cyber Law

Landmark cases on data privacy and cybersecurity
Key judgments on cybercrime and digital evidence
Significant rulings on internet governance and online rights

Health Law

Landmark cases on medical malpractice and patient rights
Key judgments on public health and healthcare regulation
Significant rulings on bioethics and medical research

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

The Manuscript should not exceed 2500-word limit.
Author(s) should not mention their personal details at any places in the manuscript. Personal Details and Institutional Affiliations should be mentioned in a separate cover letter.
All headings in the manuscripts should be properly formatted.
The main body text in the manuscript must be in Times New Roman in a font size of 12, 1.5 line spacing and in justified alignment. For footnotes, maintain Times New Roman Style with a font size of 10 and 1.0 line spacing. For Headings, Times New Roman style must be followed with a font size of 14 and must be Bold and Underlined.
Footnotes should conform to JILI Citation Format.
Manuscripts are to be submitted in .doc No other format would be accepted.
A maximum of 3 authors are allowed.
Plagiarism of more than 20% shall not be acceptable by any means. The Manuscript should also be free from grammatical, spelling and other errors.
Authors are required to directly submit their full manuscripts.
Authors can have the following contents for the purpose of their Case Comments or analysis. Suppose, the name of the case law is: Indian Young Lawyers Association and Others Vs. The State of Kerala and ors., the contents of the Case Comments could be:
Court: The Supreme Court of India
Citation: W.P. (Civil) No. 373/2006
Coram: The Chief Justice of India, Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justices Rohinton Fali Nariman, A M Khanwilkar, D Y Chandrachud and Indu Malhotra
Theme: Women Entry on Sabrimala Temple
Subject: Constitutional Laws
Judgment- India
Brief Facts of the Case
Issues
Contentions of the Petitioners
Contentions of the Respondents
Judgement
Present Status of the Judgement
Conclusion

HOW TO SUBMIT

Authors should email with their original and unpublished case comments in.doc or.docx format.
“Name of the Author(s)_Title of the Case Comments” shall be the subject line of the email.
Please enclose the cover letter along with the Manuscript.
Submissions shall be made at: jcpcasecomments@gmail.com

FORMAT

The book will be printed with ISBN Number

FEES

There is no publication or submission charge. However, authors must pay a little fee as determined by the publisher if they want to buy a hard copy of the book and certificate. Hard copies of the book can be purchased from e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart, and the Webstore of Juris Cognita Publications. Additional perks including Best Paper Awards for the top 3 student authors and Best Researchers Awards for research scholars, academicians, and practicing professionals.

IMPORTANT DATES

Last Date to Submit the Case Comments: 25^th August 2024
Notification of Acceptance/ Rejection of Manuscript: 30^th August 2024
Book Release Date: 30^th September 2024

EDITORS

Editor-in-Chief- Dr. Renu Pal Sood, Associate Professor, Faculty of Legal Sciences, Shoolini Univeristy.
Editor- Ms. Prachi Sharma, Assistant Professor, Centre for Legal Studies, Gitarattan International Business School, Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi.

PLAGIARISM EVALUATION

All submissions will be first checked for plagiarism using a turnitin software.
Only Submissions with less than 20% plagiarism shall be sent forward for publication. Authors may be required to make minor modifications to their submissions at this stage.
The submissions which pass the initial stage will be assigned to the Editors for further considerations and double blind peer review after requisite copy-editing.

EDITOR EVALUATION

The editors will evaluate the submission for its originality, conceptual and methodological consistency, as well as decide whether the submissions are within the aim and scope of the book. The Editors reserve the right to decide whether the submissions requires further review or not.

DOUBLE BLIND PEER REVIEW

Once the submissions are shortlisted by the Editors, they will be sent for double peer review. The peer review process being anonymous (blind), the name of the author shall be concealed. Each submission shall be reviewed by a referee, invited by International Journal of Legal Affairs and Exploration.

The reviewer shall evaluate the submission and submit the report on the basis of:

Relevance of the Topic
Clarity of Research
Quality of Papers in terms of originality- Content-Scholarly contribution
Quality of Paper Structure
Analysis, Argumentation and Language
Presentation and Referencing/ Footnoting

PUBLISHER

JURIS COGNITA PUBLICATIONS

CONTACT

For any queries, reach out to us via email at jcpcasecomments@gmail.com or through WhatsApp at: +91-8910896918