Hindu Family Law at Crossroads
This blog discusses various provisions of marriage and divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act,1955. It examines various aspects of the conditions for a valid marriage under this act. It also examines the grounds on which either of the parties can present a petition for divorce.
Digital Doppelganger and the Law: Deepfakes As A Threat To Privacy
This blog discusses the growing role of AI in everyday lives and accompanied with it the growing concern about the risk towards the information of its users. The origin of deepfakes and the threat it poses towards infringing the privacy of individuals. It resents different facets of this extreme use of AI without any regulation; […]
Case Commentary on D.K. Basu v. State of West Bengal(1997)
This case analysis deals with the significant issue of torture and deaths of innocent people in police custody. This landmark judgement considered this matter and laid down certain guidelines for arrest and detention of the accused, these guidelines ensure that the basic rights of accused persons are not infringed. This case analysis presents brief facts […]
DEEP-SEA AND ESG: BALANCING CRITICAL MINERAL DEMAND WITH OCEAN SUSTAINABILITY
The global transition towards clean energy has significantly increased the demand for critical minerals, prompting growing interest in deep-sea mining as an alternative to terrestrial resource extraction. While deep-sea mining may contribute to securing essential minerals for renewable energy technologies, it also raises complex environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns. This article examines deep-sea mining […]
CORPORATE LIABILITY OF PRIVATE HOSPITALS FOR MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE: RETHINKING INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN MODERN HEALTHCARE
The variable medical and nursing standards of the private hospital in India are a significant issue when looking at criminal negligence in private hospitals. The product liability of private hospitals arises from following a historical overview of the development of hospital liability, including judicial decisions, statutory frameworks, vicarious liability principles, and corporate negligence. Therefore, issues […]
COMMERCIALISATION OF TRADITIONAL MEDICAL KNOWLEDGE: BALANCING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION AND CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
Traditional Medical Knowledge (TMK) emerges as a critical concept, denoting the extensive collective experience, practices, and medical practices that have been developed by local communities and indigenous populations to prevent and treat various diseases. However, the increasing commercialisation of herbal medicine, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology has resulted in the creation of considerable economic value. As a […]
SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN IN THE DIGITAL AGE: THE NEED FOR STRONGER LEGAL PROTECTION IN INDIA
Rapid digitalisation has transformed the way children learn, communicate, and interact, while simultaneously exposing them to emerging forms of online exploitation. The proliferation of artificial intelligence, social media platforms, and encrypted communication technologies has intensified threats such as online grooming, AI-generated Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), deepfakes, and cyber-enabled sexual exploitation. Although India has enacted […]
DATA SCRAPING AND WEB CRAWLING: COPYRIGHT PROTECTION OF ONLINE DATABASES
The exponential growth of digital information has engendered unprecedented legal challenges regarding the protection of online databases against unauthorized data extraction. This paper examines the complex interplay between copyright law and the practices of web scraping and web crawling, with particular emphasis on the extent to which copyright protection can effectively regulate automated data extraction […]
FORBES FORBES CAMPBELL and Co. Ltd. Vs. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, PORT OF BOMBAY
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CAN ALBUM TITLES BE TRADEMARKED? A LEGAL ANALYSIS of MUSIC, BRANDING, and INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
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