The aim of the review was to invite articles, essays, case notes and comments from a wide range of legal sub-disciplines and a variety of topics of legal and contemporary relevance from law universities in India and abroad.

The first issue of the law review started being planned only in February 2010 when a core body of 15 student members constituted themselves into a committee.

Thereafter, more students from the first, second and third years joined the management, editorial, printing and publishing board for coordinating various aspects of the journal such as the review of the articles, layout and design.

NLIU Law Review committee member Vinesh Chandel said that there would be three editions published per year, including one special issue.

He added: "When I joined law school, I realised that if you moot you do everything and felt that there was a lot of focus just on mooting and the other factors contributing towards the growth of a student were ignored.

"It is for this reason we thought of publishing this journal that would encourage students to improve their writing and research skills also."

The content for the issue of the law journal was generated from over 50 articles that were submitted by students and faculty members of various law colleges, after which they were reviewed on technical and main content merits.

The students were assisted by NLIU faculty member Dr Prof Ghayur Alam.