Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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This paper explores how distressed companies use corporate restructuring to hide financial fraud. It examines the dark intersection where companies use complex acquisition layers and strategic liquidations under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) to evade taxes and cheat creditors. By looking at how India’s tax laws and insolvency rules clash, the study highlights how […]
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The intersection of India’s Income Tax Act and the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) creates a powerful legal matrix against financial fraud. While tax law focuses on revenue collection and undeclared wealth, PMLA treats tax evasion—specifically under the Black Money Act—as a serious criminal offense. This overlap enables tax authorities and the Enforcement Directorate […]
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The Thane Commissionerate has issued an ₹803.4 crore GST demand to Zomato for alleged unpaid taxes on delivery charges, highlighting a dispute over whether the company acts as a principal supplier or a pure agent. This statutory challenge risks significantly altering the financial models of gig-economy platforms.
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The Reserve Bank of India is establishing a regulatory framework to address risks in digital neobanking and fintech lending, balancing innovation with consumer protection and systemic stability. The analysis focuses on the RBI’s guidelines regarding partnerships, data privacy, and digital lending, aimed at mitigating predatory practices while promoting financial inclusion.
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The right to privacy, this simple idea stands at the heart of one of the most important constitutional cases ever decided in India. In Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India , a nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court held that privacy is a fundamental right guaranteed under the Constitution of India. The judgment did […]
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With the growing economy and developing ideas of people, introduction of new technology has laid down the pattern that is exploiting the basic structure of human kind. The evolution of technology in our day to day life has balanced comfort with digital tools. There is wider question that has risen that whether digital tools helps […]
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The right to privacy, this simple idea stands at the heart of one of the most important constitutional cases ever decided in India. In Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India , a nine-judge bench of the Supreme Court held that privacy is a fundamental right guaranteed under the Constitution of India. The judgment did […]
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With the evolving nature of technology, piracy has evolved right alongside it. The rapid expansion of high-speed mobile internet, and opensource application development has turned piracy into commercial business that has impacted various software industries and organisations. In today’s time pirates not only use simple websites but uses advanced hidden mobile apps and private chat […]
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It’s well said ‘for once you can take out patriarchy from society but never the society from patriarchy’ We have come far from adapting various habits, different culture, technology however the one thing that left in pace is a society where patriarchy is glorified and women are always seen as submissive to men. Where marriage […]
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This research paper undertakes a comprehensive doctrinal and comparative analysis of the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in employment, focusing on the legal challenges posed by algorithmic management in India. As workplaces transition from traditional human-led hierarchies to automated, data-driven systems, existing labour protections face unprecedented conceptual and practical strain. This paper examines the constitutional […]