Submission Guidelines
Lunaris Legal Forum welcomes original and well-researched contributions that advance informed legal discourse. Authors are requested to carefully adhere to the following guidelines before submitting their manuscripts.
Originality & Authorship
Submissions must be original, unpublished, and free from copyright infringement.
The work must not be under consideration for publication elsewhere at the time of submission.
Authors are responsible for ensuring the authenticity and accuracy of the content submitted.
The maximum author limit is two.
Abstract, Title & Keywords
The title of the submission must be clearly MENTIONED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE MANUSCRIPT, followed by an abstract (250 words).
Authors must provide five (5) relevant keywords immediately below the abstract to facilitate indexing and review.
Formatting Requirements
The manuscript must be submitted in Word (.doc/.docx) format.
The text should be clearly structured with appropriate headings and subheadings where necessary.
The language must be formal, coherent, and academically sound.
The document should not contain excessive formatting, special designs, or decorative elements.
Referencing Style
All references must be provided in the form of hyperlinks inserted within the text.
No footnotes or endnotes are permitted.
For editorial review purposes, authors must additionally provide a compiled list of all hyperlinks used at the end of the manuscript under a separate heading titled “References” or “Hyperlinks”.
Editorial Review Process
Submission of a manuscript does not guarantee publication.
All submissions undergo editorial review to assess clarity, structure, analytical depth, and compliance with these guidelines.
The Editorial Board reserves the right to suggest revisions or reject submissions that do not meet the required standards.
Processing Fee
A processing fee is charged only after a manuscript has been formally accepted for publication.
Payment is requested at the stage of acceptance.
For complete details, authors are advised to refer to the Processing Fee Policy provided below.
All submissions must be between 1000–1500 words, excluding the abstract and keywords.
Lunaris Legal Forum seeks to cultivate thoughtful, responsible, and research-driven contributions. Authors are encouraged to write with clarity, integrity, and intellectual rigor.
Processing fee Policy
Lunaris Legal Forum is committed to maintaining a structured, credible, and academically rigorous platform for legal discourse. To support the sustainability and operational functioning of the Forum, a nominal processing fee of ₹250 is applicable.
When is the Fee Charged?
The processing fee is charged only after a manuscript has been formally accepted for publication following editorial review.
No fee is required at the time of submission. Submission of a manuscript does not in any manner obligate payment unless and until a formal acceptance decision is communicated.
Once a decision of acceptance is made, an official communication will be sent to the author’s registered email address. The email will contain confirmation of acceptance along with detailed instructions for remitting the processing fee.
Purpose of the Processing Fee
The fee is collected solely to sustain the academic and administrative functioning of the Forum, including:
Editorial review and manuscript assessment
Citation and formatting compliance checks
Website maintenance and digital hosting
Publication formatting and presentation
The processing fee enables us to maintain quality standards and continue providing a structured and credible platform for legal scholarship.
Payment Instructions
Authors are required to remit the processing fee only after receiving the official acceptance communication. Payment details will be shared in the acceptance email. Confirmation of payment (Transaction ID / Reference Number) must be submitted as instructed.
Non-Refund Policy
The processing fee is non-refundable in all circumstances, including but not limited to voluntary withdrawal of the manuscript after acceptance, author-requested removal post-publication, or discovery of policy violations.
The processing fee is administrative in nature and does not influence editorial decisions. Acceptance is determined solely on the merits of the submission.
