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Adultery in Modern India
ABSTRACT: The article dives into the significance of marriage and the repercussions of adultery, specifically its impact on Indian society. It underscores the critical roles of trust and loyalty between spouses. The Indian Penal Code’s Section 497, which was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 2018 [3], has been a significant legal issue in … Continue reading Adultery in Modern India
Read more »Inevitable Negative Consequence of the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine
Introduction The “Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine” often stands at the crossroads between corporate protectionism and individual rights in employment law. At least on the outset, the doctrine appears to be necessary to protect proprietary information from abuse through the movability of employees into competing companies. However, on closer inspection, it reflects an undesirable picture: the doctrine … Continue reading Inevitable Negative Consequence of the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine
Read more »Balancing Patent Rights and Societal Interests: Interpreting Articles 20, 7, and 8 in Light of TRIPS
The rationale for the exception will vary with purpose for which it is granted. However, in the previous article 30, it has already been explained that these justifying reasons come from numerous sources such as Articles 7 and 8(1), the Doha Declaration and GATT 1994 and TRIPS opening declarations. Just like Article 20 does not … Continue reading Balancing Patent Rights and Societal Interests: Interpreting Articles 20, 7, and 8 in Light of TRIPS
Read more »Non-Payment of Dues by Companies: Civil or Criminal Wrong? Insights from Calcutta High Court Ruling
INTRODUCTION The Calcutta High Court recently addressed this important question in its judgement in the case of Dasrathbhai Narsangbhai Chaudhary and Another Versus the State of West Bengal and Another. Through this case, the court further clarified the line between civil and criminal wrongs by analysing the facts of the case and reiterating the judgements … Continue reading Non-Payment of Dues by Companies: Civil or Criminal Wrong? Insights from Calcutta High Court Ruling
Read more »Paper Leak: Law to Combat the Issue
Introduction Competitive exams in India are not just a means to get a job, rather they signify a much deeper meaning. They are a means through which people improve their social status, and standard of living. A large section of our country is poor and the only way they think they can improve their status … Continue reading Paper Leak: Law to Combat the Issue
Read more »Analysis of The TMKOC Case: John Doe Orders and their Necessity in the Entertainment Industry
Introduction TMKOC which stands for Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashma is one of the most reputed and long-running TV Shows. It occupies a very special place in people’s hearts as it is a sitcom based on ordinary -middle-class people and depicts situations to which people can relate. The show was created by Asit Kumarr Modi and … Continue reading Analysis of The TMKOC Case: John Doe Orders and their Necessity in the Entertainment Industry
Read more »Money Laundering Prevention: Combating Financial Crime and Networking with International Organizations
Introduction Money laundering is the term applied to the act of transferring cash obtained through illegal activities, such as gambling, drug trafficking, corruption, or embezzlement, into a legitimate source and making it look legal for that cash. It is illegal under different terminologies in many countries. According to the US legislation, money laundering refers to … Continue reading Money Laundering Prevention: Combating Financial Crime and Networking with International Organizations
Read more »Climate Change: Key Global Conventions and India’s Legal Response
Introduction It is 2024 of the 21st century, the phase where most of the countries are developed or are on the verge of development in almost every aspect. Whether it be the infrastructure, technology, medical, or the educational sector, we the homo-sapiens have triumphed in every quarter, as said by Gayle Forman: “You win some, … Continue reading Climate Change: Key Global Conventions and India’s Legal Response
Read more »Unethical, Immoral and Unfair Trials By ‘Media Court Rooms’
INTRODUCTION WITH CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND The press in India dates back to 1780 when the Bengal Gazette was published at Serampore.[1] The press played a vital role in India’s freedom struggle, functioning as a crusading agent for the independence of our country. It is “the fourth and indispensable cornerstone of democracy, without which the very essence … Continue reading Unethical, Immoral and Unfair Trials By ‘Media Court Rooms’
Read more »Niti Aayog and Wipo Collaborate To Strengthen Innovation in Global South
The collaboration between NITI Aayog and WIPO dated back to last year when Mr. Darren Tang, Director General of WIPO, toured the AIM ecosystem. During his visit, Mr. Tang praised Atal Tinkering Laboratories and Atal Incubation Center as “Exemplary models for innovation and entrepreneurship in India”. Impressed with these initiatives Mr. Tang’s visit stimulated discussion … Continue reading Niti Aayog and Wipo Collaborate To Strengthen Innovation in Global South
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