Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management

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Tanu Agrawal
LLM Corporate Law @ Manipal University Jaipur
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Globalisation has turned many businesses into multinational enterprises, with assets, creditors, and operations spread across jurisdictions. That expansion has created a practical legal question: when a company fails in one country but owns property, owes debt, or has pending proceedings in another, which court should lead the process? In India, the answer is still not […]
Tanu Agrawal
Manipal University Jaipur
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Climate change has become an immediate policy concern, fundamentally altering competitive dynamics, regulatory assessments of cooperation, and market responses to ecological risk. As firms pursue net-zero targets, coordination on carbon accounting, sustainable sourcing, recycling systems, and green standards is increasingly necessary. However, competition law has historically treated cooperation between rivals with caution, given the risk […]
Devika Singhal
O.P. Jindal Global University
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Corporate ownership is rarely as simple as the name appearing in a company’s register of members. Modern businesses operate through subsidiaries, trusts, nominees, investment vehicles and layered corporate structures, making the identification of the person who ultimately benefits from or controls a company increasingly difficult. This article examines that problem through the beneficial ownership framework […]
Devika Singhal
O.P. Jindal Global University
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Online defamation is not simply traditional defamation occurring on a new medium. Digital platforms change how speech is created, amplified, preserved, attributed and ultimately challenged. A defamatory statement may spread within minutes, but an immediate takedown can also erase the very evidence needed to determine what was said, by whom, in what context and with […]
Devika Singhal
O.P. Jindal Global University
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Debates on Indian family law are often framed as a choice between preserving personal laws and adopting a Uniform Civil Code. This article argues that the more immediate concern lies elsewhere: whether every individual, regardless of the matrimonial regime governing them, is guaranteed a basic level of constitutional protection. It examines marriage, divorce and maintenance […]
Harsimran Kaur
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab
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“Influence carries more than popularity—it carries responsibility. In the digital marketplace, trust is a currency that must never be traded for deception.” This blog examines the emerging legal responsibility of social-media influencers who promote fake, counterfeit, unsafe, or misleading products to consumers. Influencer marketing has become an important form of digital advertising, but the trust […]
Harsimran Kaur
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab
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“An accident victim’s right to seek justice should not depend solely on whether the vehicle involved carried a valid insurance policy.” This blog examines the legal position of an injured passenger seeking compensation when the vehicle involved in an accident does not have valid insurance. It explains the purpose of compulsory third-party insurance under the […]
Harsimran Kaur
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab
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“Dowry is not merely a social evil confined to the wedding day; it often continues as a recurring demand that undermines the dignity, equality, and safety of married women.” This blog examines the legal and social problem of dowry demands that continue after marriage. It explains that dowry-related demands are not confined to the wedding […]
Harsimran Kaur
Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab
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This blog examines whether prolonged emotional neglect can amount to mental cruelty under Indian matrimonial law. It explains the distinction between ordinary marital disagreements and conduct that causes serious emotional suffering, loneliness, rejection, or makes continued matrimonial life unreasonable. The blog considers the statutory framework governing mental cruelty and the approach of Indian courts in […]
B Bhavya Sai
Advocate
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Marriage is divine bond between two individuals and but in present its essence has turned into a contract. From antiquity, woman as a child is considered a property of a father and after marriage of her husband but with time the scenario has major legal development by recognising rights of woman under the laws and […]