ABSTRACT This is a study on the revolutionary capability of blockchain technology in corporate governance and what that portends for current legal systems. Blockchain, in offering decentralized and immutable sources of information, opens new avenues to heighten transparency, operational efficiency, and accountabilities within frameworks for corporate decision-making. However, bringing this technology within folds poses crucially …
ABSTRACT The paper examines how the criminal statutes in India promote gender neutrality, taking into consideration the BNS, which replaced IPC in the year 2024. Sections like 354A (sexual harassment) and 498A (marital cruelty), restricted protections to women while neglecting male and non-binary victims, leading to biases and misuse. Positive changes, like replacing “minor girl” …
A Differential Study On the extent of Gender Neutrality In Indian Criminal Statutes. Read More »
ABSTRACT Mental illness has been a very crucial topic in the society. Often people are unable to recognize their mental instability. This paper explores on the mental illness found among people and behavioral changes which leads to commission of crimes. The relationship between crime and the mental illness of the offender has been a highly …
Abstract The balance between freedom of speech and hate speech regulation has become a critical challenge in the digital age, where the proliferation of online platforms amplifies both democratic discourse and harmful rhetoric. This research paper examines the intricate tension between safeguarding the right to free expression and addressing the societal harm caused by hate …
Balancing Freedom of Speech and Hate Speech Regulation in the Digital Age Read More »
WOMEN’S STRUGGLES THROUGH THE AGES: From the chilling sounds of recently windowed women forced to sacrifice their lives to the crying for the help of early teenage girls compelled to marry against their will, women have been facing atrocities from an early age. Eons have passed by since humanity set foot on earth and made …
BREAKING CHAINS OF FAITH: A WOMAN’S JOURNEY TO EQUALITY Read More »
Abstract In the digital era, rapid technological progressions have revolutionized the landscape of data gathering, processing, and storage, prompting substantial worries about data privacy. This abstract investigates the changing legal requirements for data privacy, analysing how different jurisdictions are altering their regulatory frameworks to handle the complexity brought on by current technology. Traditional privacy rules, …
Evolving legal standards for data privacy in the Digital Age Read More »
Abstract Gambling in India has deep historical roots, with references found in ancient epics like the Ramayana and Mahabharata. While traditionally dated around 430 BC, evidence suggests gambling may have been practiced as early as 7300 BC. Contrary to the belief that gambling was introduced by Europeans, India had its own gambling traditions and regulatory …
GAMBLING IN INDIA: A HISTORICAL AND LEGAL PERSPECTIVE Read More »
ABSTRACT In India women have a right of maintenance from her husband and therefore there are various laws present for the same including some personal laws based on their religion like Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986, Section 144 of Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023. The rights guaranteed to women, especially in …
Abstract The software development and distribution landscape has been transformed by open-source licensing, nurturing an environment of shared effort, openness, and creativity. This study investigates current trends in open-source licensing and their relationship with intellectual property (IP) law. It analyses the progression of open-source licenses, emphasizing the distinctions between permissive and copyleft approaches, and the …
Emerging Trends in Open-Source Licensing and Intellectual Property Read More »
ABSTRACT : The swift spread of false information and fake news on the internet poses serious problems for legal systems around the world, requiring a thorough examination of legislative solutions and their ramifications. The complicated legal environment surrounding the control of digital disinformation is examined in this study, with particular attention to three main issues: …
ANALYZING THE LEGAL CHALLENGES OF ONLINE DISINFORMATION AND FAKE NEWS REGULATION. Read More »
ABSTRACT: Online defamation, driven by the rapid expansion of the internet and social media platforms, presents new challenges to reputation protection in India. As more individuals and public figures become victims of defamatory content online, Indian Penal Code, 1860 Information Technology Act, 2000 and newly introduced legislations like Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha …
THE RISE OF ONLINE DEFAMATION: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE Read More »
Abstract Criminal law in India is primarily governed by the Indian Penal Code (IPC) of 1860, which now has been reformed to Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) of 2023 which outlines a comprehensive set of offences and their corresponding punishments. The IPC along with the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam forms the backbone of …
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita: Comparative Legal Framework Read More »
ABSTRACT Necrophilia is an area that is not discussed as required in India. India is notorious for its high crime rates, with rape being fourth one on the list of the most common crimes in India. Rape is a term that defined as sexual molestation without the consent. It is a unlawful sexual intercourse carried …
Necrophilia and Consent: A Legal Examination of Post-Mortem Rights Read More »
Abstract International law is currently leading the approach towards achieving reduction of the dreadful impact of the climate crisis globally. As part of this research, the following questions are answered: This research analyses legal perspectives on combating global warming dating back to the Stockholm Conference of 1972, continuing to the Kyoto Protocol, Paris Accord, Rio Conventions …
BREAKING THE CLIMATE DEADLOCK: HOW INTERNATIONAL LAW CAN SAVE OUR PLANET? Read More »
Abstract Metaverse is the new vogue word in town due to its unbounded potential to revolutionize the internet. The adoption of metaverse is growing at a rampant pace. The metaverse has been designed as an end-state phenomenon, incorporating and guaranteeing the interoperability between the virtual and the real world. It offers various applications such as …
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IMPLICATIONS OF THE METAVERSE AND VIRTUAL GOODS Read More »
ABSTRACT Forensic science is the application of scientific methods or expertise to criminal investigations or the examination of evidence that could be presented in court. A wide number of subjects are included in forensic science, including anthropology, animal forensics, finger prints, and DNA analysis. Forensic DNA analysis has proven important in solving crimes and identifying …
ABSTRACT The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA) represents a transformative development in India’s legal framework concerning data privacy and protection. With the increasing digitization of personal and sensitive data, this legislation aims to safeguard individuals’ privacy rights while ensuring the responsible and transparent processing of data by organizations. This paper explores the key …
Contents 1 1. ABSTRACT 3 2. INTRODUCTION 3 3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 4 4. REVIEW OF LITERATURE 4 4.1. Navigating Corporate Turbulence: A Deep Dive into ADR as a Conflict Resolution Strategy 4 4.2. Corporate Alternative Dispute Resolution 5 4.3. Analysing the types of disputes in Corporate Governance and Role of ADR in Dispute Resolution 6 4.4. …
Navigating Corporate Disputes Analysing ADR Mechanisms Read More »
Abstract The increasing dependence of the nation on electronic communication, online commerce, and the digital preservation of data has necessitated a change in India’s laws pertaining to information and technology, as well as the rules controlling whether electronic evidence can be used in criminal and civil cases. Three new criminal laws—the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (abbreviated …
ABSTRACT This paper explores the complex issue of interparental child abduction, with a focus on the international legal framework and India’s approach to addressing such cases. The paper examines two major international conventions: The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child …
TAKING CHILDREN ACROSS BORDERS – INTERPARENTAL CHILD ABDUCTION Read More »
The digital era has affected the course of international relations and the operations of state economies with extensive use of cyberspace. Over the years, as technology has developed, so have security breaches, currently being a major concern for governments, organizations, and common people. This paper analyzes the extent to which the recent legal and regulatory …
“Justitia ex machina – The impact of an AI system on legal decision-making” Abstract: This Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration trend is taking root across borders as nations strive to make their judicial systems more efficient, fairer, and accessible. This research presents a comparative analysis of the adoption of AI in judicial systems for several jurisdictions …
ABSTRACT: Jury as a whole concept in India is very ancient, though the westernized system of a jury, dates back to the time of British ruled India and the influence of the same can be noted in cases that took place in that era. The system; with time evolved, began compassing Indians and their narratives …
JURY SYSTEM OF INDIA IN THE CURRENT TIMES: ABOLISHED OR NOT? Read More »
ABSTRACT: An abstract in simpler terms for a paper on “Cyber laws and the emerging use of artificial intelligence” could talk about how rules for the internet and digital stuff (cyber laws) are super important to keep people safe online. It would also mention how smart computer systems (artificial intelligence) are changing how we do …
CYBER LAWS AND THE EMERGING USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Read More »
ABSTRACT: The legal frameworks in India combine both special and general laws, which have been known to work side by side, each of them for specific purposes within the judicial system. The research explores the intricate relationship between these two types of laws and how they complement and even sometimes contradict each other in various …
INTERPLAY BETWEEN SPECIAL AND GENERAL LAWS IN INDIA Read More »
Abstract FGM is one of the most serious global health and human rights problems for millions of women and girls. This article contributes to the in-depth analysis of the legal, health, and social implications of FGM with international and domestic legislation, jurisprudence, and human rights instruments. This paper tries to delve into the various impediments …
Female Genital Mutilation: A Global Health and Human Rights Issue Read More »
ABSTRACT This study investigates the intricate relationship between bank security measures and anti-terrorism funding regulations, providing an in-depth analysis from a unique vantage point. It delves into the multifaceted nature of terrorist financing, exploring its origins and evolving methods within a global context. The study scrutinizes systemic vulnerabilities and the risks faced by financial institutions, …
HOW TERRORISM FINANCING REGULATIONS AFFECT BANK SECURITY Read More »
Abstract The legal landscape is undergoing an intense transformation to address the complexities of the modern world. Historically known for its resistance to change, the legal industry is now increasingly adopting innovations driven by technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain, and LegalTech startups. This paper provides a extensive analysis of how the Resource-Based View …
Abstract The rapid evolution of e-commerce has significantly transformed the landscape of trademark law, presenting both challenges and opportunities for businesses and legal practitioners. This research paper examines the multifaceted impact of e-commerce on trademark law, focusing on issues such as brand protection, consumer confusion, and the enforcement of trademark rights in digital marketplaces. With …
Abstract – The UCC in India has long been a contentious subject, embodying the tension between promoting national unity and preserving cultural diversity. UCC has long been a topic of political debates in India which political parties use as their political objective to influence the community sentiments of people. This research paper conducts a critical …
Uniform Civil Code in India – A path to unity or a threat to diversity Read More »
Abstract After World War II in 1945, a new world order emerged, placing respect for human rights along with peace and security. But still, in today’s era, human rights violations are prevalent in many countries afflicted by conflict. War-torn countries present some of the starkest examples of human rights violations in the contemporary world. This paper …
ABSTRACT Reproductive Health is one of the most intense issues which affect the health of so many girls and women across India. So many people are not aware of their reproductive health. This article assists health, and social implications of Reproductive health with national legislation, jurisprudence and constitutional framework. This paper tries to root about …
As cryptocurrencies proceed to reshape the worldwide monetary scene, their utilise in cross-border exchange presents critical legitimate challenges, especially in terms of administrative compliance, tax collection, anti-money washing (AML) commitments, and the enforceability of contracts. This examination analyses the particular approaches taken by these three purviews, highlighting the shifting degrees of administrative oversight and their …
The Pegasus case alludes to affirmations encompassing the utilise of spyware known as “Pegasus” created by the Israeli innovation firm NSO Gather. The computer program is planned to be used by governments to combat fear-mongering and genuine wrongdoing, but there have been broad affirmations that it has been utilised to target writers, activists, lawmakers, and …
ABSTRACT Copyright Law and Competition Law are two different laws that act as a key player for development of the economy, encourage innovation in society and also protect intellectual property rights. Competition law endeavours to achieve fair competition, encourage the competitors to develop in the market and prohibit trade practices or monopoly. On the other …
COMPETITION & COPYRIGHT LAW: THE INTERFACE BETWEEN COPYRIGHT & MARKET COMPETITION Read More »
Abstract: Artificial Intelligence (AI), is emerging as a transforming force in various sectors, which also includes the legal field. In India the legal system, or more particularly the judicial system, is starting to adopt AI- powered technologies to improve efficiency, reduce case backlogs, and improve decision making processes. This paper explores the current impact of …
Artificial Intelligence and Indian Legal System: Impact and Future outlook Read More »
ABSTRACT The rapid and continuous advancement of biometric technologies, from fingerprint recognition to facial scanning and DNA testing, has revolutionized security, verification and identification systems in various sectors. But the collection and use of biometric data has risen many privacy concerns of serious nature and is also been misused. Use of the biometric data should …
TOPIC: BIOMETRICS DATA AND PRIVACY: LEGAL PERSPECTIVE Read More »
ABSTRACT: In India, challenges to arbitral awards on the grounds of public policy and patent illegality have ignited discussions about judicial overreach and the limits of court involvement in arbitration. This research paper examines the intricate issues surrounding the use of public policy and patent illegality as bases for annulling arbitral awards, especially in light …
“Patent illegality a judicial overreach in Indian arbitration” Read More »
UPASANA BHATTASALI (LLB, SEMESTER 5) SWAGATALAXMI NALUI (LLB, SEMESTER 5) AMITY LAW SCHOOL, KOLKATA. AMITY UNIVERSITY, KOLKATA. ABSTRACT This paper deals with the current situation of the capital market investment and the corporate sustainability activities, focussing particularly on the Indian Market. The growth and significance of the Corporate Social Responsibility has raised various arguments on …
APPELLANT Commanding Officer Railway Protection Special Force, Mumbai RESPONDENT Bhavnaben Dinshbhai Bhabhor & Ors COURT Supreme Court of India BENCH Hon’ble Justice B.V. Nagarathna and Hon’ble Justice Manoj Misra CASE NO. Civil Appeal No(s). 3592 of 2019 STATUTE REFERENCE 1. Constitution of India, 1950 2. Employee’s Compensation Act, 1923 3. The Railways Act, 1989 4. Railway Protection Force Act, …
ABSTRACT The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961, has been amended partly and on certain occasions to provide maternity benefits for women employed in various establishments. The Act had its commencement as the Bombay Maternity Benefit Act of 1929 and was subsequently re-enacted in the different provinces in India. Section 5 of the Act, as amended in …
INDIA’S LEGAL STRUCTURE FOR MATERNITY BENEFITS: ITS EFFECTS AND ADVANTAGES Read More »
ABSTRACT The paper attempts to scrutinize the conventional implementation of humanitarian law to the armed forces. It provides an exhaustive review of the provisions enshrined in the Protection of Human Rights Act and Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in context of procedures concerning allegations of human rights violation against the armed forces. The paper further …
ABSTRACT Workplace harassment and safety challenges faced by women have significantly increased over the past decades. Harassment means the unwanted comments passed based on religion , caste ,sex etc. In this paper the researcher has highlighted some of the important case laws of workplace harassment, what are the challenges faced by women in their workplace …
A STUDY ON THE WORKPLACE HARASSMENT AND CHALLENGES FACED BY WOMEN Read More »
ABSTRACT Consumers are seen as the kings of the market in this age of competition, but in reality, the king is deceived and abused by his kingdom, particularly in emerging and undeveloped nations like India. The purpose of this study is to examine how customers view the Consumer Protection Act and to determine consumer base’s …
The word “Crypto” in cryptocurrency refers to the special system of encrypting and decrypting information which is popularly known as cryptography. Cryptocurrencies are digital representations of values that can be stored and transferred digitally to one another but in normal words, it is a type of digital currency unlike the India Rupee (INR), US Dollar, …
Cryptocurrency Regulation and Its Impact on Traditional Banking System Abstract Read More »
ABSTRACT Autonomous maritime vessels which are also called as autonomous ships or unmanned surface vessels. They are a type of ships and boats which with minimal intervention of human or no intervention of human at all. they are operated by advanced technologies such as Artificial intelligence, sensors, navigation mechanism, various communication networks to carry on …
LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN AUTONOMOUS MARITIME VESSELS Read More »
ABSTRACT The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) is a national level medical entrance conducted by National Testing Agency in India. This year, NEET saw a record registration of 24,06,079 candidates. However, the integrity of this exam was called into question due to a significant paper leak incident. This paper will deal with the legal implications of NEET …
Abstract CRISPR-Cas9, a groundbreaking gene-editing technology, has revolutionized the fields of molecular biology and genetics by enabling precise, efficient, and relatively simple modifications to the DNA of living organisms. Originally discovered as part of the adaptive immune system in bacteria, CRISPR-Cas9 has since been harnessed for a variety of applications, including gene therapy, agricultural improvements, …
Abstract Despite the popularity of various regional arbitration centres in Asia for international arbitration, India remains significantly behind. One of the world’s quickest developing countries is encountering challenges in establishing itself as a centre for global arbitration. India frequently sends confusing messages regarding investments to the worldwide investor community. Investors frequently find themselves indecisive about …
Abstract: The global economy is seriously threatened by money laundering, which compromises the integrity of financial systems. With their stringent adherence to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) legislation, banks in India are leading the fight against this danger. This study examines the present state of compliance in Indian banks, evaluating the efficiency of AML frameworks, the difficulties …
Abstract India’s tryst with electricity started in the 1870s with the experiment of electric bulbs by British officers in Calcutta. Now India is the world’s third-largest producer of electricity in the world, this shows India’s remarkable journey and evolution of its power sector. Since then India has come a long way and has substantially increased …
EVOLUTION AND FEATURES OF INDIA’S ELECTRICITY LAW Read More »
Abstract: The long-standing principle of freedom of contract, has recently been criticised for it not achieving substantive justice by members of the judiciary. This research paper investigates the impact and effects of the classical model of freedom of contract on the UK’s approach to contracting. The paper highlights the effects the model freedom of contract …
Abstract This paper attempts to delve into the legal and ethical dimensions of forensic anthropology in the identification of human remains, with special emphasis on its applicability within the Indian judiciary and international human rights investigation. Case studies such as the Naina Sahni Murder Case and the Nithari Killings will try to explain the vital …
The Legal and Ethical Implications of Forensic Anthropology in Identifying Human Remains Read More »
This article aims to square these claims and rationalise a moral right held by failed asylum applicants with respect for the integrity of an existing domestic system. Should the state allow unsuccessful asylum applicants to stay without undermining the core functionality of its refugee system? Is this deporting failed asylum seekers by the state ever …
ABSTRACT Modern interpretations of “crime” typically encompass both civil and criminal offenses. Violent crimes such as assault, dacoity, arson, rape, and disablement often stem from personal grievances. However, offenses are also committed by corporations or individuals using off-the-record data. Perpetrators of white-collar crimes avoid physical violence, relying instead on strategic deception and manipulation. These crimes …
BEHIND THE FAÇADE: THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF WHITE COLLAR CRIMES IN INDIA Read More »
ABSTRACT Prostitution is a very old occupation. Prostitution is defined as having sex with another party in exchange for money, payment, or any other assert. The person or individual who involves themselves in such a kind of activity is called a prostitute; it is genuinely practiced by a woman since the Vedic or Mughals are. …
PROSTITUTION: LEGALIZATION OF PROSTITUTION IN INDIA Read More »
ABSTRACT: Gender- based violence, according to the European Commission, is “violence directed against a person because of that person’s gender or violence that affects persons of a particular gender disproportionately.” Gender-based violence is an extremely serious issue in today’s world and can be seen as a serious violation of human rights. Although gender-based violence affects …
Acid Attacks in India: A study on Gender Based Violence Read More »
Abstract Women’s Reservation has been a great topic of debate for a very long time. From time to time, different governments came to power and proposed bills for the Reservation of women in parliament and the political system. However, the attempt made at that time failed to gain a majority. The participation of women in …
Abstract– As stated on the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) website, “The term ‘copyright’ refers to the legal ownership rights that authors and artists have over their creative works.” A vast variety of works, including books, music, films, paintings, sculptures, computer programs, databases, ads, maps, and technical drawings, are protected by copyright. Software and other …
DIGITAL COPYRIGHT LAWS AND THEIR IMPACT ON INNOVATION Read More »
Drones, or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), have rapidly advanced, finding applications across various sectors, from agriculture and logistics to surveillance and entertainment. In India, this technological progress has prompted the development of a regulatory framework aimed at balancing innovation with concerns related to privacy, security, and commercial use. This paper explores the legal landscape of …
AUTHOR- UPASANA BHATTASALI (LLB, SEMESTER 5) CO-AUTHOR- SWAGATALAXMI NALUI (LLB, SEMESTER 5) AMITY LAW SCHOOL, KOLKATA. AMITY UNIVERSITY, KOLKATA. ABSTRACT This paper deals with the current situation of the capital market investment and the corporate sustainability activities, focussing particularly on the Indian Market. The growth and significance of the Corporate Social Responsibility has raised various …
ABSTRACT: In the growth of every business venture to develop its own brand value. Thus trademark play vital role in the formation of such identity and also safeguard revenue generation. In a world ruled by mass production and product standardization, the trademark is only remaining distinction among many of the other product and services, so …
THE CONCEPT OF DECEPTIVE SIMILARITY IN TRADEMARKS Read More »
Abstract In recent years, the international community has engaged in conversation concerning a variety of ethical principles and frameworks that are applicable to artificial intelligence (AI). The consensus is that we must now move from making principles to engaging in ethical practices related to AI. It is believed that these principles and standards are important …
ABSTRACT: Indian parliament has enacted three new criminal laws, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita(BNS), Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita(BNSS) and finally Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam(BSA). This research paper critically focuses on bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita which is historically known to be Indian penal code. Before this enactment IPC plays the role as substantive law with 511 sections and contain 23 …
BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA:ANALYSIS ON OUTCOME OF NEW ENACTMENT IN IPC 1860 Read More »