Paper Code: AIJACLAV11RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Author Details Advocate Fairy, Advocate Continuing Mandamus in India: An Innovative Approach to Address the Executive Inertia and Ensure Justice in Practice Abstract The ‘Continuous Mandamus’ is a novel and in vogue judicial remedy by which a matter is kept open and pending. In other words, the Honourable Court keeps the matter sub judice, and as per the needs of the time and according to

Paper Code: AIJACLAV10RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Author Details Advocate Febby, Advocate at District Court, Chandigarh From the Digital Divide to Digital Access: An Analysis of the Supreme Court’s Jurisprudence on Persons with Disabilities Abstract This paper examines the impact of rapid digitalisation on persons with disabilities, focusing on the shift from a ‘digital divide’ to a framework of ‘digital access’ in India. The digital tran

Paper Code: AIJACLAV05RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Author Details Mr. Bipro Pratim Das, Research Scholar, The W.B National University of Juridical Sciences Kolkata, India Truth or a blatant accusation of Crimes against Humanity on Ukrainians: The Jurisdictional constraints affecting international prosecutions with accountability challenges despite strong evidentiary foundation Abstract This Art examines whether the conduct of Russian force

Paper Code: AIJACLAV12RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Author Details Ms. Disha S Patil, Mr. Prashik Rangari, 6th Sem BALLB, Christ Academy Institute of Law, Bengaluru Digital Justice or Digital Divide? The Role of Technology in Bail Reform and Access to Justice for Undertrial Prisoners in India Abstract The criminal justice system in India currently experiences an extreme undertrial crisis, resulting in extended pretrial detention that violat

Paper Code: AIJACLAV08RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Author Details Mr. Syed Suhail K Z, Student of LL.M (Constitution Law), CMR College Bangalore Purposive Interpretation: Enhancing Access to Justice under Articles 14 and 21 Abstract As a living document the Indian Constitution has always been subject to judicial interpretation to suit the needs of the dynamic society. Purposive interpretation has become one of the most effective methods of

Paper Code: AIJACLAV09RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Author Details Mr. Ajith Kumar V, Student, LL.M. (Constitutional Law), School of Legal Studies, CMR University Between Text and Transformation: Judicial Activism and Judicial Overreach in Constitutional Interpretation Abstract The judiciary in modern constitutional democracies is an aspect that is significant in the interpretation of the Constitution and guarding of individual rights. Cour

Paper Code: AIJACLAV07RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Citation: Ms. Simran Chauhan, 6, AIJACLA, 07, 51-57 (2026) Author Details * Ms. Simran Chauhan * Ph.D. Scholar, Lovely Professional University, Punjab Abstract Judicial Responses against the Misuse of Gender Specific Laws relating to Marital Cruelty: A Critical Study * Ms. Simran Chauhan * Ph.D. Scholar, Lovely Professional University, Punjab Abstract The gender specific anti-cruelty legis

Paper Code: AIJACLAV04RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Citation: Mr. Mudit Jain; Prof. (Dr.) Asha Verma, 6, AIJACLA, 04, 19-32 (2026) Author Details * Mr. Mudit Jain, ** Prof. (Dr.) Asha Verma, * Ph.(D) Scholar Law, Manav Rachna University ** Dean, School of Law, Manav Rachna University From Excess to Equity: Minimalism as a Framework for Environmental Justice * Mr. Mudit Jain, ** Prof. (Dr.) Asha Verma, * Ph.(D) Scholar Law, Manav Rachna Univ

Paper Code: AIJACLAV02RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Citation: Dr. Deepti Singla & Ms. Ankita, “Equity in the Courtroom: A Constitutional Reappraisal of Access to Justice in India", 6, AIJACLA, 02, 11-18 (2026), <https://www.aequivic.in/post/equity-in-the-courtroom-a-constitutional-reappraisal-of-access-to-justice-in-india> Author Details: Dr. Deepti Singla, Assistant Professor, Amity University Punjab (Mohali) & Ms. Ankita, Student of BALLB

Paper Code: AIJACLAV01RP2026 Category: Research Paper Date of Publication: Sep 10, 2026 Citation: Mrs. Ueda Kokuja, “Artificial Intelligence in Surrogacy: Legal Challenges, Liability, and the Protection of Vulnerable Parties”, 6, AIJACLA, 01, 01-10 (2025) Author Details: Mrs. Ueda Kokuja, PhD Candidate, Faculty Of Legal, Political And International Relations Sciences, European University of Tirana, Albania Abstract Despite the promise of better outcomes and efficiency, artifi