Hi I am interested in knowing about Indian Law Institute (ILI) as well as the Guidelines to be followed for the submission of Dissertation?

Indian Law Institute (ILI) was established in 1956 principally with the goal of advancing and directing legitimate research. The targets of the Institute as set down in its Memorandum of Association are to develop the study of law, to advance propelled studies and research in law to meet the social, monetary and different necessities of the Indian individuals, to advance systematization of law, to empower and lead examinations in legitimate and unified fields, to enhance lawful training, to bestow guidelines in law, and to distribute thinks about, books, periodicals, and so forth.

The Institute is a self-ruling body enrolled under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. The Indian Law Institute has the essential autonomy and scholastic opportunity to complete its goals. The participation of the Institute is currently about three thousand speaking to the people intrigued by the review and progression of law.

Guidelines for Dissertation

Configuration to be utilized

- Cover Page

- Declaration

- Certificate

- Acknowledgment

- Contents

- List of Abbreviations (in order arrange).

- List of Cases (in Alphabetical request, in italics, with full reference and page number on which the case is specified in the thesis).

- First part will cover a general Introduction, Hypothesis, Objectives,

Look into Methodology and Chapterisation.

- Contents of Dissertation

1. It will incorporate verifiable foundation;

2. Legitimate Aspects (International, National Laws according to the necessity in range of look into);

3. Chosen point of interest cases;

4. Investigation and Interpretation.

5. Real Findings, Conclusion and Suggestions

- The last part is to be trailed by (Bibliography must be isolated in two sections—

- Primary sources-The Constitution of India, Statutes, Conventions,

Universal Treaties, Reports and so forth.

- Secondary sources: Books, Articles, Webliography/Websites, and so forth.

Note-1. While specifying the name of the creator, the surname must go before the primary name.

e.g. Baxi, Upendra, ―On how not to judge the judges: Notes towards assessment of the Judicial Role‖ 25 JILI (1983).

2. Reference index must be in sequential order arrange

Please find the file attached below which has the detailed guidelines for the submission of dissertation for Indian Law Institute.

Detailed Guidelines for Dissertation

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