Case Studies – Eia Failures In Indian Mining Projects
To comprehend the intrinsic vulnerabilities of India’s Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) system in mining, it is imperative to study actual cases where the system failed to protect against major environmental and social harms. The case studies not only depict the abuse of loopholes in the EIA system but also determine the consequences of weak governance, … Continue reading Case Studies – Eia Failures In Indian Mining Projects
Read more »How to File for Intellectual Property Protection in Myanmar: A Complete Guide
Myanmar’s legal framework poof Intellectual Property protection could be understood as bit shaky. For years the colonial law for trademark didn’t serve much for the trademark regime rather it was the common law principles and criminal law which did the job of trademark law and for the other intellectual properties it was rather not protected … Continue reading How to File for Intellectual Property Protection in Myanmar: A Complete Guide
Read more »Supreme Court Upholds Validity of Employment Bonds in Vijaya Bank v. Prashant B. Narnaware: A Landmark Ruling for Indian Employers
In a judgment of considerable consequence for Indian employment jurisprudence, the Hon’ble Supreme Court, in Vijaya Bank & Anr. v. Prashant B. Narnaware[1], affirmed the enforceability of employment bonds, thereby providing critical judicial clarity on the contours of employment obligations and employee mobility. The ruling decisively addresses the interplay between contractual freedom and the prohibition … Continue reading Supreme Court Upholds Validity of Employment Bonds in Vijaya Bank v. Prashant B. Narnaware: A Landmark Ruling for Indian Employers
Read more »Copyright Law and the Art of Magic: Navigating Legal Protection for Illusions and Performances
Copyright Law and Magic Copyright law[i] exists as a cornerstone of intellectual property rights, seeking to safeguard the original expression of ideas across various domains of creativity.[ii] Its primary purpose, as articulated in constitutional and statutory frameworks, is to “promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts” by granting authors and creators exclusive rights to … Continue reading Copyright Law and the Art of Magic: Navigating Legal Protection for Illusions and Performances
Read more »The Role of Digital Signatures in Indian Commercial Transactions: A Legal and Commercial Perspective
With the present business scenario, the move from traditional paper documents to electronic transactions has revolutionized the implementation and verification of transactions to their very core. The digital economy promoted by technology and policy drives like Digital India has made government and non-governmental agencies adopt digital media as the medium of communication and contract formation. … Continue reading The Role of Digital Signatures in Indian Commercial Transactions: A Legal and Commercial Perspective
Read more »The Name Game: Bombay HC’s takes on celebrity identity in Karan Johar v India Pride Advisory
On 7th March 2025, the Bombay High Court passed an absolute interim injunction in favor of Karan Johar in the case of Karan Johar v. India Pride Advisory Private Ltd. & Ors . This case sparked a heated debate about personality rights in the entertainment industry. It highlights the importance of celebrity rights, following well-known … Continue reading The Name Game: Bombay HC’s takes on celebrity identity in Karan Johar v India Pride Advisory
Read more »Copyright Work v. Industrial Design: Two-Prong Test Laid Down in Cryogas v. Inox
A two-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India, comprising Justice Surya Kant and Justice N. Kotiswar Singh, delivered a landmark judgement in Cryogas Equipment Private Limited v. Inox India Limited & Ors.[1], which distinguished between the protection of an artistic work and design under the Copyright Act[2] and Designs Act[3]. The decision deals with … Continue reading Copyright Work v. Industrial Design: Two-Prong Test Laid Down in Cryogas v. Inox
Read more »Music Sampling & Copyright Laws: A Comparative Analysis of India & the US
Despite its widespread use within various cultures, music sampling has remained a highly contentious issue within copyright law. Music sampling, the act of borrowing parts of existing songs for new compositions, has become a significant element of modern music production, especially in hip-hop, pop, and electronic genres. It is a powerful tool that pays homage … Continue reading Music Sampling & Copyright Laws: A Comparative Analysis of India & the US
Read more »Case Analysis: Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union Ltd. v. Bio Logic and Psychotropics India (P) Ltd
Amul – The Taste of India’, this brand and tagline is known to almost every Indian household and is very popular brand, but ever wondered what if anyone use this name for selling their own products? Does a normal prudent person have time to look whether this product is the one which has the trademark … Continue reading Case Analysis: Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union Ltd. v. Bio Logic and Psychotropics India (P) Ltd
Read more »Whose Twin Is It Anyway? Ip Ownership in The Digital Twin Ecosystem.
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION Digital twins are virtual representations of actual items, systems, or processes that redefine a variety of sectors by allowing for real-time monitoring, predictive analytics, and simulation-driven innovation. Digital twins are turning out to be increasingly an integral part of the modern digital economy, ranging from managing urban infrastructure to personalizing healthcare and … Continue reading Whose Twin Is It Anyway? Ip Ownership in The Digital Twin Ecosystem.
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