The International Journal on Consumer Law and Practice (IJCLP) is a blind-peer reviewed, open-access journal published annually by NLSIU under the aegis of the Chair on Consumer Law and Practice. Launched in 2013, IJCLP provides a forum for discussions on national and international best practices in consumer protection law. The journal welcomes contributions from academics, practitioners and students of law and allied fields. It features articles, essays and case notes on various themes, including but not limited to:
- Consumer welfare legislation and its implementation
- Consumer rights in the digital era
- Technological advancements in the enforcement of consumer rights
- Effectiveness of mediation as a tool to resolve consumer disputes
- The need for an international consumer protection framework and policy
Current Volume: Volume 9 (2021)
Articles
The hidden harms of targeted advertising by algorithm and interventions from the Consumer Protection toolkit
Jeannie Marie Paterson Dr, Shanton Chang, Marc Cheon, Chris Culnane, and Suelette Dreyfus
Unconscionability, Smart Contracts, and Blockchain Technology: are consumers really protected against power abuses in the Digital Economy?
Alberto R. Salazar V
Lexmark and International Patent exhaustion on sale: its implications on affordable medicines in The US and India
Raj S. Davé, Neil Davey, Vignesh Ramachandran, and Ron Somer
Imposing Liabilities on Persons of Influence: an urgent step towards public policy measures in India
Trupti Panigrah
Evolution of Consumer Courts in India: The Consumers Protection Act 2019 and emerging themes of Consumer Jurisprudence —Ankur Saha and Sri Ram Khanna
Ankur Saha and Sri Ram Khanna
Smart Dispute Resolution in the digital age: the potential of smart contracts and Online Dispute Resolution for dispute prevention and resolution in Consumer Law cases
A.U Janssen and Tom J. Vennmanns J. Vennmanns
