Call for Papers: Shimla Law Review Volume VII by HPNLU Shimla, Submit by March 15, 2025!

About HPNLU Shimla

Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, is a distinguished institution committed to advancing legal education and scholarship. Known for its emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches, HPNLU fosters innovative thinking and meaningful contributions to legal academia.

About Shimla Law Review (SLR)

Shimla Law Review (SLR) is the annual publication of HPNLU Shimla, offering a platform for judges, professors, researchers, and students to explore contemporary legal issues. Recognized internationally, SLR publishes works that critique and expand upon existing legal paradigms. Papers from SLR have gained accolades for their scholarly impact and are frequently cited in reputed forums.

Categories for Submission

Category	Word Limit (inclusive of footnotes)
Lead or Special Articles	15,000-20,000 words
Articles	8,000-15,000 words
Case Comments	6,000-8,000 words
Notes (Legislative Comments)	6,000-7,000 words
Book Reviews	2,000-3,000 words

Submission Guidelines

1. Theme: Open; submissions with interdisciplinary perspectives are encouraged.
2. Format: Double-spaced manuscript in MS Office.
3. Abstract: Include a 250-300 word abstract with the submission.
4. Declaration: Submit a signed declaration of originality.
5. Email Submission: Send manuscripts to editorslr@hpnlu.ac.in with the subject line: “SLR Vol-VII, 2024: Submission of Manuscript.”
6. Deadline: March 15, 2025.

Why Publish with SLR?

• UGC-CARE Listed.
• Recognition for scholarly impact; widely cited and downloaded.
• Opportunity to contribute to a journal praised for legal innovation and excellence.

Links

Purpose	Link
Submission Guidelines	View Here
Previous Volumes	Access Here

For further details, visit HPNLU Shimla or contact via email: editorslr@hpnlu.ac.in.

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