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Volume IV, Issue 1
FUTURE OF LEGAL TECH
October 17, 2026
Abstract
A fresh headline after every few months declares that artificial intelligence is about to replace lawyers but the story especially in India isn’t of replacement but adaptability. In India, where the courts are infamous for their overburdened pending cases, judges outnumbered and resistance to change, the statutory notification of Digital Personal Data Protection Rules is […]
MARRIAGE WITH CLAUSES
October 17, 2026
Abstract
In India, marriages come wrapped in rituals, family expectations and many more aspects which remain undisclosed. Marriage is termed as a holy sacrament with an unspoken belief that discussing an end before the beginning is considered inauspicious. Two adults who have the right to choose their spouses should also have a reasonable say in how […]
MARINE OIL POLLUTION AND LIABILITY AT SEA: AN ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL AND INDIAN LEGAL REGIMES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE AND COMPENSATION
October 17, 2026
Abstract
Marine oil spills continue to be a serious hazard for the marine environment, as well as coastal livelihood and economy despite the emergence of extensive international and domestic legal systems regulating the phenomenon. The legal consequences of oil spills not only include physical contamination but involve complex issues relating to liability, compensation, environmental rehabilitation, and […]
The Animated Monopoly, Analyzing Crunchyroll with Competition Law
October 17, 2026
Abstract
The growth of anime streaming in India has changed how Japanese animation is shared. It has moved away from ways like TV and physical copies to digital platforms and licensing deals. As more platforms compete, control over which content is available and when it comes out can become an advantage. This paper looks at the […]
The Law Left Behind: Reviewing Section 4 and the Greater Concern
October 17, 2026
Abstract
Section 4 of India’s Motor Vehicle Act (1988) allows 16-year-olds to drive gearless vehicles up to 50cc, but this rule is dangerously out of touch with modern roads. Today, the 50cc mopeds of the past have been largely replaced by high-powered electric scooters measured in kilowatts (kW) rather than cubic centimeters (cc). While the 2021 […]
Lights, Camera, Screen; Analyzing Censorship and its Issues with OTT
October 16, 2026
Abstract
Indian cinema has always held a powerful influence over society, historically balanced by the pre-censorship guidelines of the Cinematograph Act of 1952 and the Central Board of Film Certification. However, the explosive growth of Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms has exposed a dangerous regulatory loophole. While traditional theaters require strict pre-screening and age certifications, OTT content operates […]
CYBERSECURITY LAWS IN INDIA
October 16, 2026
Abstract
India’s rapid digital transformation has created unprecedented opportunities for economic development, governance and social interaction. At the same time, increasing dependence on digital systems has exposed individuals, businesses and public institutions to cyberattacks, identity theft, ransomware, data breaches, cyber fraud and threats to critical infrastructure. India’s response has developed through a combination of the Information […]
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LAW
October 16, 2026
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) is increasingly becoming embedded in activities that were traditionally governed by direct human judgment. Automated systems now assist in recruitment, credit assessment, healthcare, education, content generation, surveillance and public administration. The legal significance of this development lies not merely in the sophistication of the technology but in the possibility that consequential decisions […]
RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF INDIAN CITIZENS
October 16, 2026
Abstract
The Constitution of India recognises both Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties as essential elements of democratic citizenship. This article examines their constitutional significance, focusing on the relationship between individual freedom and social responsibility. It analyses key constitutional provisions and judicial decisions to highlight the importance of equality, liberty, dignity, environmental protection, scientific temper and social […]
ANTI-CORRUPTION LAWS IN INDIA
October 16, 2026
Abstract
Corruption remains a major challenge to good governance and public accountability in India despite the existence of comprehensive anti-corruption laws. This article critically examines the effectiveness of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988, with particular emphasis on the distinction between voluntary bribery and bribery under coercion. Drawing upon Kaushik Basu’s analysis, it explores whether individuals […]