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 practice of evergreening in the pharmaceutical industry represents a major point of contention between innovation and public health. Evergreening involves strategies by which pharmaceutical companies extend the patent life of existing drugs through minor or incremental changes that often lack substantial therapeutic improvement. This paper examines the concept, legal framework, and judicial interpretation of […]
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The case of Ajit D. Padiwal v. State of Gujarat was initiated in 1994 by Advocate Ajit D. Padiwal on the basis of a newspaper report concerning the issuance of a non-bailable warrant. Padiwal filed a Public Interest Litigation in the Gujarat High Court challenging the legality and procedure of issuing warrants without proper adherence […]
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The case addresses the maintainability of an application for reinstatement and compensation by a dismissed employee under Section 16 of the Central Provinces and Berar Industrial Disputes Settlement Act, 1947. The respondent, dismissed on grounds of misconduct sought reinstatement before the labour authorities, which led to conflicting interpretations regarding whether a dismissed workman qualifies as […]
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Indigenous people are the most culturally rich communities around the world, but face the most discrimination at the hands of the developed people and even the State many times. Though they are provided safeguards under various laws at both International and national level but despite that their actual on ground implementation lacks a lot. For […]
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In India, Advocates play a crucial role in upholding justice, preserving the rights of individuals & ensuring a fair legal system. We all know that advocacy is a private profession in India that is based on the client fees. As legal professionals representing clients in various matters, advocates face unique challenges and risks in the […]
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The quick development of generative artificial intelligence has started to impact the way contracts are formed, negotiated, and enforced. What was initially an easy move from paper-based to electronic agreements, has transitioned into a paradigm in which AI tools can draft, interpret, and even agree to contract terms autonomously. This paper looks at the enforceability […]
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This paper examines the domestic application of international human rights in India. The study explores the constitutional mechanisms and judicial trends adopted by India in order to incorporate the provisions of human rights and how international norms are integrated into Indian legal system. The role of constitution in facilitating this process, and the judiciary’s evolving […]