Trademark Infringement by E-Commerce Platforms in India: Examining Intermediary Liability and Brand Protection

The fast-growing e-commerce industry has significantly changed the way retail operates in India, allowing businesses to connect with customers from different regions. Although digital platforms have created more business opportunities, they have also made it easier for fake and unauthorized products to spread. The role of online marketplaces like Amazon, Flipkart, and other digital platforms […]

WHY EVERY STARTUP SHOULD CARE ABOUT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY FROM DAY ONE

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MECHANISMS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

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SHIFTING PARADIGMS: THE CHANGING CONDITIONS OF WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE

This article explores the shift in the state of women in the workplace with the help of landmark cases and statutory framework in the India. This article is written specifically in context to India. The changes in the Indian Judiciary regarding the rights of women and safeguards given to women is one of the centre […]

CASE COMMENT: SHAYARA BANO V. UNION OF INDIA AND ORS.

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ACID ATTACKS: A SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS

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DARK PATTERNS AND CONSENT FATIGUE UNDER DPDP: IS ‘CONSENT’ EVEN MEANINGFUL ANYMORE?

In this paper, it is evaluated how consent under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) of India continues to be significant in light of dark patterns and consent fatigue. While it is true that the Act aims to secure voluntary, informed and clear consent of the users, manipulations in design and constant […]

CORPORATE CRIMINA LIABILITY: WHEN CAN COMPANIES BE PROCECUTED?

Companies used to be about making money but now they play a big role in our society and economy. This has made our legal system think again about how companies can be held responsible for crimes. In the past companies were not prosecuted because they were seen as not being able to think or intend […]

The Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management

Advancing Law and Management

ISSN No. : 2583-9896