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 research examines how the principle of legality, expressed in the saying nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege (no crime, no punishment without law), is utilized in both court martials and civil courts in India. It examines how statutory interpretation influences the jurisdictional relationship between these legal systems, specifically through the perspective of the Armed […]
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In today’s digital era, cyberstalking and online harassment have emerged as serious threats to privacy, safety, and dignity, particularly in India where rapid internet expansion has outpaced legal preparedness. This research explores the complex relationship between law, technology, and victim protection in the context of cyberstalking. It first examines how the absence of a gender-sensitive […]
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Detainee testimonies from periods of constitutional crisis, particularly during the Emergency (1975–1977) in India, have played a significant role in shaping the interpretation and evolution of fundamental rights and emergency provisions under the Constitution. These personal narratives exposed the misuse of state power, arbitrary detentions, suspension of civil liberties, and the weakening of judicial safeguards. […]
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This research explores how technology influences custody decisions, concentrating on India’s changing legal framework due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic sped up the adoption of technology, particularly virtual visitation tools such as video calls, as courts aimed to maintain parent-child connections despite being physically apart. Indian courts, acknowledging the importance of preserving emotional bonds […]
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Artificial Intelligence is reshaping intellectual property law by challenging traditional concepts of authorship, ownership, and originality, requiring adaptive legal frameworks to balance innovation, economic interests, and public access in the digital age.
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We often see animals surrounding us but we seldom ponder over their existence, why? They constitute an integral part of the ecological chain of human civilization. Despite being creatures capable of experiencing same emotions as humans such as pain and fear animals for ages have not been recognized as holders of any legal rights. Instead, […]
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The rapid evolution of digital technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and algorithm-driven innovations, has significantly challenged traditional frameworks of patent law. Central to this debate is the extent to which abstract ideas, especially algorithms, are patentable. The landmark decision of the United States Supreme Court in Alice Corp. Pty. Ltd. v. CLS Bank […]
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Euthanasia, defined as the intentional termination of life to relieve suffering, occupies one of the most contentious spaces in contemporary medical law. It represents a complex intersection of ethical reasoning, patient autonomy, and legal regulation. With the rapid advancement of medical technology, life can now be prolonged even in circumstances where recovery is impossible, often […]
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In the twenty-first century, the relationship between intellectual property rights (IPR) and climate change has become a crucial topic in legal and policy discussions. Innovation in environmentally friendly technologies is essential as the world community steps up efforts to tackle climate change. In this situation, intellectual property laws, especially those pertaining to patents, have two […]
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Applying the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process to real estate throws up problems you don’t encounter in a typical corporate insolvency. The financial, regulatory, and human dimensions of a stalled housing project are tangled together in ways that the IBC wasn’t originally built to handle. This paper looks at how CIRP actually works in real estate, […]