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Indian Journal of Health & Medical Laws

ISSN: 2583-8350

Editors Overview

ijhml maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

ijhml adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to ijhml.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to ijhml for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally ijhml follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then ijhml allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. ijhml holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Journal of Banking and Insurance Law Cover

Journal of Banking and Insurance Law

ISSN: 2582- 6875

Editors Overview

jbil maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jbil adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jbil.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jbil for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jbil follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jbil allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jbil holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Journal of Corporate Governance and International Business Law Cover

Journal of Corporate Governance and International Business Law

ISSN: 2584-1327

Editors Overview

jcgibl maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

Information

The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jcgibl adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jcgibl.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jcgibl for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jcgibl follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jcgibl allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jcgibl holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Journal of Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence Cover

Journal of Constitutional Law and Jurisprudence

ISSN: 2583-388X

Editors Overview

jclj maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jclj adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jclj.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jclj for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jclj follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jclj allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jclj holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Journal of Capital Market and Securities Law Cover

Journal of Capital Market and Securities Law

ISSN: 2582-6905

Editors Overview

jcmsl maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jcmsl adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jcmsl.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jcmsl for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jcmsl follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jcmsl allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jcmsl holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Editors Overview

jfal maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

Information

The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jfal adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jfal.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jfal for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jfal follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jfal allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jfal holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Journal of Human Rights Law and Practice Cover

Journal of Human Rights Law and Practice

ISSN: 2581-8155

Editors Overview

jhrlp maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jhrlp adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jhrlp.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jhrlp for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jhrlp follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jhrlp allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jhrlp holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Journal of Intellectual Property rights Law Cover

Journal of Intellectual Property rights Law

ISSN: 2582-9742

Editors Overview

jiprl maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

Information

The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jiprl adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jiprl.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jiprl for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jiprl follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jiprl allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jiprl holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

Email: [email protected]

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Journal of Law of Torts and Consumer Protection Law Cover

Journal of Law of Torts and Consumer Protection Law

ISSN: 2583-3898

Editors Overview

jltcpl maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

Information

The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jltcpl adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jltcpl.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jltcpl for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jltcpl follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jltcpl allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jltcpl holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

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Journal of Taxation and Regulatory framework

ISSN: 2584-2269

Editors Overview

jtrf maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

jtrf adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to jtrf.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to jtrf for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally jtrf follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then jtrf allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. jtrf holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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Editors Overview

njcl maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

njcl adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to njcl.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to njcl for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally njcl follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then njcl allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. njcl holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

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National Journal of Cyber Security Law

ISSN: 2582-9750

Editors Overview

njcsl maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

njcsl adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to njcsl.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to njcsl for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally njcsl follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then njcsl allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. njcsl holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

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National Journal of Environmental law

ISSN: 2581-6683

Editors Overview

njel maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

Information

The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

njel adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to njel.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to njel for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally njel follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then njel allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. njel holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

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National Journal of Labour and Industrial Law

ISSN: 2583-6498

Editors Overview

njlil maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

njlil adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to njlil.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to njlil for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally njlil follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then njlil allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. njlil holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

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National Journal of Real Estate Law

ISSN: 2581-9682

Editors Overview

njrel maintains an Editorial Board of practicing researchers from around the world, to ensure manuscripts are handled by editors who are experts in the field of study.

Article Withdrawal Policy

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The publication of an article in a peer-reviewed journal is the building block in the development of a coherent and respected network of knowledge. It is a direct reflection of the quality of the work of the authors and the institutions that support them.

njrel adheres to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in journal publication; we request our authors to sincerely adhere to the global publication norms for quality publications.

We ardently believe that all authors undertake the following precautions before submitting the manuscript to any journal:

  • The manuscript is free from copyright infringement
  • The manuscript submitted by the author has the consent of all the authors in the group.
  • In some cases, students/researchers do not take prior permission from their guides and professors before sending/submitting their manuscripts in journals.
  • The manuscript is not published either partially or completely in any form, in any other Journal.
  • The manuscript is properly withdrawn from any previous publisher.
  • The manuscript is not submitted to any other journal at the time of submission to njrel.
  • A manuscript is not a redundant publication i.e., publishing many similar manuscripts based on the same experiment.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

  • If the author/conference organizers/or a third party requests a withdrawal of the manuscript, within a week (w.e.f. the date of our acknowledgment email of the receipt of a manuscript at our end). The author is allowed to withdraw the manuscript without paying any withdrawal penalty.
  • However, If the authors/conference organizers/or a third party withdraw manuscripts any time after the final manuscript has already been submitted to njrel for processing, the request will not be entertained without a withdrawal penalty, which is basically to cover the cost incurred and also to check such practices.
  • If the author still wants to withdraw the manuscript, the author needs to submit a written letter to STM Journals stating the reasons for manuscript withdrawal along with $1500 as Manuscript Withdrawal Charges.
  • STM Journals will provide the author with a formal letter of Manuscript Withdrawal. Withdrawal of manuscripts is only allowed after the withdrawal penalty has been fully paid to the STM Journals by the authors or conference organizers.
  • Authors can continue to publish other manuscripts with STM Journals provided they follow the manuscript submission guidelines. or can write us at [email protected]

Timeline

Normally njrel follows a rapid publication strategy, however, depending upon the manuscript and editorial board availability, manuscript vetting may take a significantly longer time. In a case where a manuscript has taken more than six months for reviewer assignment then njrel allows the author to withdraw the manuscript without paying any charges.

Please Note Any manuscript once in the editing/reviewing stage is not allowed to be withdrawn without paying Withdrawal Penalty. njrel holds ALL RIGHTS to publish the manuscript without further approval from the author, and can’t be held responsible for the publishing of the manuscript in any other Journal.

When to submit your paper in other Journals

The publication is a difficult process, and the author must be prepared to defend his/her submission against rejection from both editors and peer reviewers. It is important to be persistent when getting your manuscript published. It is best not to choose another journal until at least one of the following happens:

  • The editors decide that your manuscript is not a relevant subject match for the journal.
  • The editor rejects your manuscript without review for a second time after you write a response to their first rejection.
  • Your manuscript is still rejected after responding to all reviewer comments, and it has received negative review feedback from the reviewers.

Have further queries?

For any queries, suggestions, and for making “withdrawal penalty” payments do right to us mentioning “Manuscript Withdrawal Charges “ in the subject line to

Email: [email protected]