Journal of Banking & Insurance Law - Centre for legal Excellence

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Journal’s Summary

The Journal of Banking and Insurance Law is prepared under the aegis of eminent scholars, Legal experts, academicians, attorneys and other professionals. The scope of the journal is broad and covers topics such as banking, securities, financial services, administrative and general banking & Insurance related laws & issues arising out of them. The Journal welcomes all scholars exploring the general subject matter of financial institutions including financial products and markets. Law and strategy makers are under consistent pressure to watch the enthusiasm of buyers. JBIL welcomes contributions from scholarly community and experts involved in banking & insurance industries.

The Journal of Banking and Insurance Law focuses on the various laws andregulations under which a banking system is functioning. The various laws relating tobanking are as follows:

Law of Limitation - Provisions of Bankers Book Evidence Act -
Special Features of Recovery of Debts Due to Banks
Financial Institutions Act, 1993
TDS
Banking Cash Transaction Tax
Service Tax
Asset Reconstruction Companies
Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002
The Consumer Protection Act, 1986
Banking Ombudsman

Type of Publication	Peer-reviewed Journal	Journal DOI	10.37591/JFAL
Language	English	Indexing	Google Scholar, Advance science index, LOCKSS CLOCKSS, CROSS REF
Started Since	2018	ISSN	2582-6875

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Focus & Scope

Law of Limitation - Provisions of Bankers Book Evidence Act -
Special Features of Recovery of Debts Due to Banks
Financial Institutions Act, 1993
TDS
Banking Cash Transaction Tax
Service Tax
Asset Reconstruction Companies
Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002
The Consumer Protection Act, 1986
Banking Ombudsman

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Peer Review Process

Double Blind Peer Review

The purpose of double-blind peer review is to guarantee that published research is of high quality. It is the foundation of all reputable research publications and is an accurate assessment at the core of effective scholarly publishing. As a result, our reviewers play a critical role in upholding the National Journal of Real Estate Law's high standards. All unsolicited manuscripts are subjected to peer review in accordance with the guidelines described below.

Initial manuscript evaluation- All manuscripts are initially evaluated by the editors. It's uncommon, but it's possible that excellent work will be accepted at this point. Those who are rejected at this stage have major scientific problems or are outside the journal's purpose and scope. Those that fulfill the basic requirements are sent to at least two specialists for evaluation. Authors of submissions that are rejected at this stage will be notified within two weeks of receipt or will be given recommendations for resubmission from reviewers.

Without going through the regular peer review process, manuscripts containing plagiarism, significant highly technical errors, or a lack of a relevant message are rejected. Manuscripts that do not fall within the scope of the Journal may also be rejected at this stage.

Final Acceptance- The author will be notified of the final decision to accept or reject the submission, as well as any recommendations provided by the reviewers, which may include direct remarks from the reviewers.

If an author desires to appeal a peer review decision, he or she should write to the Editors-in-Chief and discuss the problem. Appeals will be successful only if the reviews were insufficient or unjust. If this is the case, the document will be submitted to new reviewers who have agreed to re-review it.

After receiving comments from reviewers/Referees, members of the Editorial Board teams have the authority to make the final decision on publication. The corresponding author will be notified of the acceptance, rejection, or amendment of the paper.

If there are any minor or large changes, the corresponding author should send an orderly response to each of the reviewers' comments and a revised version of the manuscript to the editor.

The paper will not be accepted for publication until it has been approved by the editor and reviewers/referees.

Articles would be copy-edited for grammar, punctuation, print style, and format if they were accepted. Page proofs will be given to the appropriate author and must be returned within three days, with or without corrections.

During the submission and review process, the corresponding author (or coauthor designated) will act as the primary correspondent with the editorial office on behalf of all co-authors.