Time Limit For Completion of Insolvency Resolution Process Under IBC By: Amrita Sachidanandan, Advocate As per Section 12(1) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC), the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Procedure (CIRP) should be completed within 180 days from the date of admission of application of initiation of such CIRP process. However, Resolution Professional (RP)… Continue reading Time Limit For Completion of Insolvency Resolution Process Under IBC
THE SELF-DEFENSE LAW IN CONTEXT WITH THE INDIAN LAWS By: Shivalika Midha, Advocate Self-Defence Law In India People reserve the right to protect themselves when they are assaulted, or they feel at serious risk; this is known as self-defence. Each state has various laws that characterize what self-defence implies. It is the obligation of each… Continue reading THE SELF-DEFENSE LAW IN CONTEXT WITH THE INDIAN LAWS
SHAs: Binding without incorporation into the AOA By: Amrita Sachidanandan, Advocate INTRODUCTION As the entrepreneurial age of the country has arrived and young professionals are entering the business world, many startups are emerging, and capital backing is the main objective for any business or company to set up a successful company. For achieving the desired… Continue reading SHAs: Binding without incorporation into the AOA
“DIVORCE” IN INDIA – NEW TREND By: Sayongita Yadav, Advocate India has been known for its strong emphasis on family values and the institution of marriage. However, changing social dynamics, evolving aspirations, and increased empowerment of women have contributed to a notable rise in divorce rates across the country. The growing urbanisation, exposure to global… Continue reading “DIVORCE” IN INDIA – NEW TREND
Intellectual Property Rights and The Indian Entertainment Industry: An Overview By: Aditi Sharma, Advocate Over the years, the Indian Media and Entertainment Industry has witnessed immense progress in its use of technology and, as a result, increased media generated for the general public. The Entertainment Industry in India is said to be one of the… Continue reading Intellectual Property Rights and The Indian Entertainment Industry: An Overview
India Needs Its Own Growth Model without Upscaling Western Ideas. By: Manisha Chauhan, Advocate “The key to growth is the introduction of higher dimensions of consciousness into our awareness.” Growth and development have been the central ideas of discussion in the economies of the world. Central to this has been the model of economic growth,… Continue reading India Needs Its Own Growth Model without Upscaling Western Ideas.
Mental Harassment at Workplace: Understanding its Implications and Legal Safeguards in India. By: Aditi Sharma, Advocate Mental Harassment at Work Workplace harassment, whether it’s of a physical or psychological nature, is a pervasive issue in today’s professional world. Mental harassment at the workplace is a particularly insidious form of abuse that can have severe consequences… Continue reading Mental Harassment at Workplace: Understanding its Implications and Legal Safeguards in India.
Artificial Intelligence and IPR: Obstacles and Viable Solutions By: Sakshi Sharma, Advocate INTRODUCTION Artificial Intelligence is a fascinating field that brings together professionals from several fields to develop computers and software that have human-like abilities. Smart technology may, in reality, imitate some human behaviors such as learning, creating, inventing, connecting with others, and having a conversation. Because the… Continue reading Artificial Intelligence and IPR: Obstacles and Viable Solutions
CYBER CRIME AND CYBER LAW By: Amrita Sachidanandan, Advocate Introduction Over the past few decades, the world has changed at a rate that has never before been seen. Although technological developments are unavoidable, the speed at which they are occurring is unprecedented. The rapid growth of the internet is the cause of these rapid changes.… Continue reading CYBER CRIME AND CYBERLAW
MELANCHOLY AND CACOPHONY OF PANDEMIC By: Manisha Chauhan, Advocate COVID-19 (CoronaVirus) is an epitome of global phenomena similar to earlier SARS and MARC in China, EBOLA Virus in Africa, etc., as it has travelled almost throughout the universe and has, so far, affected luminaries throughout the globe much beyond the religious selection of any particular… Continue reading MELANCHOLY AND CACOPHONY OF PANDEMIC
