Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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Interlocking directorship refers to a person who is acting as a director on the board of multiple companies, that may have a competitive streak with one another in the market. Such kind of directors can pose as a threat to the transparency and accountability factor that is being established through laws for corporate governance and […]
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Insider trading refers to an act of trading of securities through unpublished Price Sensitive Information, which can eventually lead to disruption of market and unnatural gain for the insider. Such kind of trading based on non-published information leads to disruption in the market and thus is a considered to be a prohibited practice and regulated […]
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Interlocking directorship refers to a person who is acting as a director on the board of multiple companies, that may have a competitive streak with one another in the market. Such kind of directors can pose as a threat to the transparency and accountability factor that is being established through laws for corporate governance and […]
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The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP) is a recently enforced legislature with the purpose to ensure protection of personal data in the digital ecosystem while ensuring fair data processing by the State and private entities to ensure the fundamental right of privacy as declared by the 9-judge bench in the landmark judgement of […]
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The legal framework aims to safeguard individual rights and provide remedies in case of violation, however, there can arise certain circumstances where objectives of different law seem conflicting to one another. A prominent example of such tension is the tussle between Competition law and Intellectual Property Rights. While competition law was established with the purpose […]
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The growing complexity of crime in modern India has needed a gradual transition in the techniques used for investigations and legal proceedings within the criminal justice framework. The traditional evidence types such as oral testimony and confessions are increasingly viewed with skepticism. As they have been criticized long enough for their vulnerability to coercion, memory […]
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