
About IJCLCG
The Indian Journal of Commercial Law and Constitutional Governance (IJCLCG) is a quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to exploring the intersection of commercial law, constitutional governance, and economic regulation.
It serves as a premier scholarly platform dedicated to advancing the discourse on commercial jurisprudence and constitutional frameworks within the Indian legal landscape. Serving academics, practitioners, and policymakers.

Journal Information
Journal Title
Indian Journal of Commercial Law and Constitutional Governance (IJCLCG)
ISSN
ISSN (Online): Under Process.
About the Journal
IJCLCG is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to research and scholarship in commercial law, constitutional law and related areas of legal studies. The journal seeks to provide a platform for high-quality academic research, critical analysis and contemporary legal discourse.
Aims and Scope
The journal aims to promote rigorous legal scholarship and interdisciplinary research concerning commercial and constitutional law. It welcomes original research addressing contemporary legal developments, judicial decisions, legislative reforms, regulatory frameworks and emerging issues in India and internationally.
Publication Details
Frequency of Publication: Quarterly
Starting Year: 2026
Format of Publication: Online / Electronic
Language of Publication: English
Subject: Law
Areas Covered
Commercial Law; Corporate Law; Constitutional Law; Insolvency and Bankruptcy Law; Securities and Capital Markets Law; Banking and Financial Law; Competition Law; Arbitration and Dispute Resolution; Corporate Governance; and related areas of legal studies.
Publisher
Mukherjee Legal Research Publications
Publisher's Address
177/15 Picnic Garden, Kolkata - 700039, West Bengal, India.
Author Guidelines
The journal's author guidelines specify requirements relating to originality, manuscript format, word limits, citation style, plagiarism, authorship, references, and other submission requirements.
Submission Details
Manuscripts may be submitted through the journal's designated submission mechanism. Submissions must comply with the journal's Author Guidelines and should be original and unpublished works.
Manuscripts thereby go through a double blind peer review process where upon receipt, each manuscript is subject to an initial editorial screening to assess its relevance to the journal’s scope, originality, adherence to submission guidelines, and overall quality. Manuscripts that satisfy the preliminary requirements are considered for peer review by reviewers with relevant academic or professional expertise. Based on the reviewers’ comments and recommendations, the Editorial Board takes a decision regarding acceptance, revision, or rejection of the manuscript. Where revisions are required, authors may be invited to resubmit a revised manuscript for further consideration. The final decision regarding publication rests with the Editorial Board.

EXPERT VIEW
Expert's Column
The Expert’s Column is a dedicated forum featuring insightful contributions from distinguished practitioners, academics, judges, policymakers, regulators, insolvency professionals, and other leading experts in the field of law and commercial governance. The Column provides a platform for eminent voices to share their perspectives, professional insights, critical observations, and informed opinions on emerging legal and regulatory developments. Through thought-provoking commentary and expert analysis, this section seeks to bridge the gap between legal scholarship and practice while facilitating meaningful discourse on contemporary issues shaping the legal and commercial landscape.


