Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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The case of Pooja Ramesh Singh v. J&K Bank Ltd. represents a significant ruling concerning legal technology in India. The Supreme Court has introduced a policy of zero tolerance towards hallucinated precedents and has stated that any such orders are entirely void, thus protecting the integrity of the judicial record. Since artificial intelligence tools are […]
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The careful balance between peaceful dissent and general peace is a basic element of any strong democracy. In India the right to express disagreement by means of public meetings often comes into conflict with the state’s duty to maintain social equilibrium. Although public demonstrations act as an important safety valve for addressing grievances, public order […]
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The right to be forgotten should not be viewed as a tool for rewriting history, but as a necessary shield for human dignity in an unforgetting digital world. Achieving the right balance requires recognition that, while public records must remain transparent, individuals should also have the opportunity to move beyond their past without carrying a […]
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With the increase in cross-border insolvency matters, issues concerning the interaction between tax and insolvency law are gaining greater relevance. These issues become particularly important where the assets, liabilities, or creditors of a corporation that are located outside India. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 lacks a framework for addressing cross-border tax claims. In addition, […]
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The greatest lie on the internet is the one any user repeats daily by clicking “I have read and agree” without actually reading a single page. Privacy Policy, an important legal document that ensures transparency between the companies and internet users yet it rarely achieves that purpose. Users often tend to accept the privacy policy […]
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The technological evolution has reshaped the routine life of an individual, today a person’s social standing is determined based on how influential a person is on the digital and social media platforms. This shift has underlined a direct bearing on the law of digital identity theft because it changes what identity actually consists of. A […]
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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 […]