Our Aim
To provide an inclusive, accessible, and credible platform for original legal research, promote intellectual growth, and make legal knowledge widely available.
Cover Page
- Editor-in-Chief: Prof.(Dr.) Baharul Islam
- Executive Editor: Parbin Hussain
- Year Started: 2026
- Frequency: Quarterly
- Format: Online
- Subject: Law
- Language: English
- E-ISSN: ------
- Phone: 8787736634
- Email: spbpublications@gmail.com
Sui Generis Law Journal
Sui Generis Law Journal is a monthly, peer-reviewed academic journal committed to publishing original and high-quality research in law and allied disciplines. True to its name, meaning "unique in its own kind", the journal promotes distinctive and innovative legal scholarship and provides a dynamic platform for students, academicians, researchers, and legal professionals to publish work on contemporary legal and socio-legal issues.
With a monthly publication cycle, the journal supports timely dissemination of legal research and encourages ongoing academic dialogue within the legal community.
Objectives of the Journal
- Publish high-quality, original, and plagiarism-free research work.
- Promote comparative legal studies.
- Analyze and discuss current socio-legal issues and developments.
- Contribute to legal knowledge and academic excellence.
- Encourage critical thinking and constructive debate among scholars.
- Support research and legal writing skill development.
Publication Process
- Send article to journal email ID.
- Pay publication fee after acceptance of article.
- Send payment receipt to the journal email ID.
- Article is published online within 10 days.
Author receives: PDF, Certificate, Cover Page, and Index Page.
Types of Submission Accepted
- 1. Long Articles (3,500-10,000 words): Comprehensive theme engagement, field survey, lacunae identification, and constructive suggestions.
- 2. Essays / Short Articles (1,200-3,500 words): Concise issue-focused writings offering fresh perspectives and critical insights.
- 3. Case Notes & Legislative Comments (1,200-3,500 words): Analysis of judicial pronouncements, policy proposals, and legislative actions with implications.