National Law University, Jodhpur (NLUJ) is a premier national law university in India, dedicated to excellence in legal education, research, and academic scholarship. The university provides a platform for students, scholars, and legal professionals to engage with contemporary legal issues through teaching, research, publications, and academic initiatives.
The Centre for Family Law, National Law University, Jodhpur, invites submissions for the Family Law Chronicle Blog on a rolling basis throughout the year. The blog accepts original submissions on topical issues in Family Law and does not consider purely descriptive or uncritical articles. Manuscripts must be 1,000–1,500 words, written in English, and may have a maximum of two authors. Authors are encouraged to maintain anonymity in the manuscript to facilitate impartial review. NLUJ Rolling Basis Submission – Family Law Blog.pdfThe manuscript must be submitted in Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx) format by email to famlawcentre@nlujodhpur.ac.in. The subject line should be “Submission to CFL Blog | Title of the Submission.” The email should include a two-line author biography and institutional affiliation, where applicable. Formatting requirements include Garamond, 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing, and justified alignment for the main text. Endnotes should be in 10-point font with single spacing and follow the Bluebook citation method where hyperlinks cannot be used. Online references should be hyperlinked, and direct quotations should be enclosed in double quotation marks and italicised. NLUJ Rolling Basis Submission – Family Law Blog.pdf NLUJ Rolling Basis Submission – Family Law Blog.pdfThe submission must be original and unpublished, with a permitted similarity/plagiarism limit of 15%. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of the facts, authorities, and opinions in their work. Each submission will undergo editorial review, and the Editorial Board may accept, reject, or request revisions; receipt is ordinarily acknowledged within 48 hours. Copyright in published work will vest with the Centre for Family Law, while later cross-publication is permitted with appropriate credit to the Family Law Chronicle Blog. NLUJ Rolling Basis Submission – Family Law Blog.pdf NLUJ Rolling Basis Submission – Family Law Blog.pdf
