Desecration and Flag Burning in India: A Legal Analysis of Freedom of Expression and National Symbolism By: Harsh Kumar, Advocate INTRODUCTION In India, the act of desecration and flag burning has been a subject of legal and societal scrutiny, invoking debates around the delicate balance between freedom of expression and the sanctity of national symbols.… Continue reading Desecration and Flag Burning in India: A Legal Analysis of Freedom of Expression and National Symbolism
Unveiling the Depths of Money Laundering: Exploring Legal Loopholes in the Indian Context By: Aditi Sharma, Advocate Money laundering, the process of concealing the origins of illegally obtained money, is a global phenomenon with significant economic, social, and political ramifications. In the Indian context, money laundering poses a formidable challenge, undermining the integrity of the… Continue reading Unveiling the Depths of Money Laundering: Exploring Legal Loopholes in the Indian Context
Connection Between Crime and Drugs: How Different Laws Can Help By: Shraay Bhushan INTRODUCTION The relationship between drugs and crime since the inception of drug abuse has been complimentary in nature; for a better understanding of this relationship, a universal definition of drugs should be established. Drugs are vital to the medical industry and help… Continue reading Connection Between Crime and Drugs: How Different Laws Can Help
Protecting Futures: Child Labour Laws and Child Rights By: Sakshi Sharma, Advocate INTRODUCTION Childhood is universally recognized as a time of innocence, curiosity, and learning. However, for millions of children worldwide, this idyllic vision is shattered by the harsh reality of child labour. Child labour not only deprives children of their right to a proper… Continue reading Protecting Futures: Child Labour Laws and Child Rights
CONSEQUENCES OF USING CHAT GPT IN LEGAL MATTERS By: Shruti Singh, Advocate INTRODUCTION TO CHAT GPT: As artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly integrated into the legal sector, chatbots are becoming increasingly important as useful tools for lawyers and legal practitioners. OpenAI’s cutting-edge chatbot, GPT-3, stands out as a revolutionary force poised to transform various aspects… Continue reading CONSEQUENCES OF USING CHAT GPT IN LEGAL MATTERS
Cyberbullying and Legal Remedies in the Indian Context: A Comprehensive Case Study By: Aditi Sharma, Advocate Abstract: Cyberbullying, the act of using digital platforms to harass, intimidate, or harm individuals, has become a pervasive issue globally. This case study delves into the specific context of cyberbullying in India, examining its prevalence, impact, and the legal… Continue reading Cyberbullying and Legal Remedies in the Indian Context
Injunctions in Trademark cases By: Sakshi Sharma, Advocate Like other forms of Intellectual Property litigation, trademark litigation is a very time-sensitive domain. The wrongful use of any particular trademark by copying it, or using a deceptively similar mark that confuses the minds of unsuspecting consumers, can result in immediate damage to the market reputation of… Continue reading Injunctions in Trademark cases
SHAREHOLDERS’ AGREEMENT AND SHARE PURCHASE AGREEMENT By: Amrita Sachidanandan, Advocate The capital of a company is divided up into a small number of parts known as shares. An ownership stake in a company is denoted by shares. To raise the money required for the company’s daily operations, these shares can be sold on the open… Continue reading SHAREHOLDERS’ AGREEMENT AND SHARE PURCHASE AGREEMENT
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property By: Jasmine Hora, Advocate Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries, and as its capabilities continue to expand, it brings forth a myriad of legal challenges, particularly in the realm of intellectual property (IP). From the generation of creative works to the protection of inventions, the impact… Continue reading The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Intellectual Property
COLLEGIUM VS NJAC- THE TUG OF POWER By: Shivalika Midha, Advocate The Collegium System was introduced in 1993 by the former Chief Justice of India for the nomination and transfer of Judges. The Collegium System is neither an act nor a constitutional provision, but it has been developed as time passed through the various judgments… Continue reading COLLEGIUM VS NJAC- THE TUG OF POWER
