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 Group of Companies Doctrine plays a crucial role in arbitration, allowing, under certain conditions, a non-signatory company that’s part of the same corporate family as a signatory to be held to an arbitration agreement. This principle has sparked quite a bit of discussion, as arbitration is all about consent, while companies in a corporate […]
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India has emerged as one of the world’s major startup ecosystems, with businesses operating across technology, fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, education, food delivery, artificial intelligence & other emerging sectors. While a promising idea and access to capital are important for a startup’s growth, legal compliance is equally essential. A startup that ignores its legal obligations at […]
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This paper explores Indian cyber law’s development since the passage of the Information Technology Act, 2000, and its current strains, arguing that lack of law is the prime hurdle. India has a new criminal law, a complete set of intermediary regulations, a data protection act, and a rising number of relevant constitutional verdicts. The prime […]
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From a simple law on technological facilitation, India’s cyber law has grown to a multi-layered system that regulates cybersecurity, data, and digital responsibility. This is all the more important for companies, citizens, and professionals that want to operate within India’s digital economy. It is vital to have an idea of the cyber law development and […]
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The rapid diffusion of generative artificial intelligence has unsettled two foundational assumptions of Indian copyright law that a work must trace back to a human author, and that the material used to build a creative system was lawfully obtained. This article examines the statutory architecture of the Copyright act,1957 , particularly the definition of author […]
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Custodial torture violates constitutional guaranties under Article 21 and is an ingrained systemic failure within the Indian criminal justice system. (Anon., 1950) This paper explores the “evidence trap” an unequal legal situation in which the victim bears the burden of proving custodial torture beyond a reasonable doubt while the police maintain exclusive territorial control over […]
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Since 1950, the Supreme Court of India has protected the Constitution and Fundamental Rights. Using its powers under Articles 32 and 136, it has checked the government and made justice easier for citizens to reach. This article looks at five landmark judgments that show this role. In the landmark and historic case i.e. Kesavananda Bharati, […]
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Abstract Indian law in India treats women in two different ways i.e. firstly, on paper, and second one is the Constitution, laws and through court judgments it protects them. In real life, the women still face abuse and compromise in homes and police stations also still in the society. This article looks at how the […]
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Fundamental rights are given under the Constitution of India i.e. codified under Part III of the Constitution, which guarantee every individual has liberty that gives freedom from the state for the unfair treatment or any arbitrary action performed through the state. In India the Constitution of India was influenced by the different Countries system, also […]
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The Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) of the Indian Constitution are given under Part IV of the Constitution, from the Article 36 to Article 51. They list the social and economic goals the government should work towards. Unlike Fundamental Rights, courts cannot force the government to follow them, but Article 37 says they are […]