Introduction: In today’s governance, one of the primary debates is that pertaining to the balance of surveillance measures of the government and an individual’s right to privacy. To what extent this surveillance is in the interest of the public is a matter often prodded upon. In India, there are at Read more…
Introduction: Like all other branches of Intellectual Property, copyright law deals with the works of the human mind, more specifically so with the literary and artworks created. Within the scope of copyrights, all literary and artistic works such as writing, fine arts, music, computer programs, and electronic databases.[1]The Berne Convention[2] Read more…
Introduction: Law is a dynamic field that evolves as the society evolves and since the interpretation of the law is in the interest of greater good, its nature remains adaptive to the changes in the society.[1] Use of scientific technology is one such recent addition to the legal system in Read more…
Introduction: In 2016, Nisarudin, who spent 23 years in jail after a TADA court in Ajmer sentenced him to life imprisonment was acquitted by the Supreme Court due to lack of admissible evidence.[1] While this might sound gruesome, his instance is not a rare occurrence with around 23,442 prisoners acquitted Read more…
Introduction: E-commerce has been a growing field in recent times and cyberspace has become increasingly important for conducting business. A good share of small-scale businesses is available only on the internet. While this advancement in technology has benefitted the commerce industry and increased revenues, it poses a host of intellectual Read more…
Introduction: A term with Latin roots of etymology, Caveat simply translated stands for “let the person beware”. Enshrined in the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), Section 148A introduces the right of an individual to avoid any ex-parte judgments or orders for the purpose of quick redressal. An ex-parte decree is Read more…