LegalOnus Law Journal (LLJ) is a monthly, peer-reviewed online publication committed to fostering contemporary legal scholarship. Established in 2024, LLJ is published under ISSN 3048-8338 by LegalOnus Publishing.
Volume 1, Issue 8, 2025 marks another milestone in the journal’s journey of academic excellence and critical legal engagement. This issue presents a thoughtfully curated collection of research articles, analytical essays, and commentaries that explore emerging legal challenges, evolving doctrines, and significant developments across diverse fields of law.
Guided by Dr. Anuj Sharma, this edition reflects a continued emphasis on scholarly rigor, originality, and meaningful legal discourse. The journal remains dedicated to encouraging contributions that not only analyze the law but also contribute to its progressive development.
LLJ continues to uphold its mission of providing a credible platform for scholars, practitioners, and students to share impactful insights and advance the understanding of legal frameworks.
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Full pdf of LEGALONUS LAW JOURNAL (LLJ) VOLUME 1 ISSUE 8 2025
| Sr. No. | Title | Page No. |
| 1. | Volenti Non-Fit Injuria”: A Doctrinal Analysis of Consent and Its Limits in Tort Law” A Shield or Sword Against the Victim’s Rights?
By Harsh Vardhan Gupta |
2-16 |
| 2. | Constitutional Morality vs. Popular Will: A Critical Analysis of Judicial Activism in Contemporary India
By Rohit |
17-23 |
| 3. | Digital Property Registration and the Doctrine of Title: A Critical Analysis of the Draft Registration Bill, 2025 in Light of Recent Supreme Court Rulings
By Rohit |
24-37 |
| 4. | Reforming Aviation Safety Regulations in India: A Legal Analysis of the DGCA’s Framework Post AI 171 Crash
By Rohit |
38-49 |
| 5. | The Three-Year Practice Requirement for Judicial Services in India: Ensuring Judicial Competence or Restricting Access
By Rohit |
50-59 |
| 6. | Reimagining Property Rights in India: Analyzing the Legal and Constitutional Challenges to the Registration Bill, 2025
By Rohit |
60-70 |
| 7. | Secularism and Personal Laws: A Constitutional Dilemma in India
By Preeti |
71-87 |
| 8. | The Legal Turbulences Behind the Air India Crash
By Jayaditya Sharma |
88-92 |
| 9. | THE UNIFORM CIVIL CODE AND ITS COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS WORLDWIDE
By Shahil Rangra |
93-101 |
| 10. | The Role of Compliance in a Body Corporate and Its Types
By Shahil Rangra |
102-109 |
| 11. | The Pillars of Democracy: Understanding Judicial Independence
By Shahil Rangra |
110-115 |
| 12. | THE DURABILITY OF MEDIATION AGREEMENTS: AN INVESTIGATION INTO COMPLIANCE AND BREAKDOWN FACTORS
by ARCHIT PANDEY |
116-125 |
