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Author: Sidharth Dev, Student at National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi ABSTRACT Disclaimers can be used as a barrier to get protection by law as well as a medium to protect and promote law. The usage of the disclaimers arised mainly to prevent possibilities of law suits such as Defamation that may cause loss to production, as well as a symbol showing the maker’s stand on incidents shown in…
Author: Avni Jain, Student at IILM, Gurgaon Co-Author: Shivesh Mehta, Student at Shyam Lal College, University of Delhi ABSTRACT Voting can be described as a fundamental concept in the entire democratic process. As mentioned above, it is a way to participate in the democratic process. The vote can be described as the foundation of democracy. Voting can be said to be a “democratic” system. Voting was considered so sacrosanct in…
Author: Srijana Agrawal, 3rd Year Law Student at School of Law, UPES University, Dehradun Co-Author: Atithi Shrivastava, 3rd Year Law Student at School of Law, UPES University, Dehradun ABSTRACT This research paper deals with the aspects of the traditional tradecraft of Espionage, in the light of the Red Sparrow program, prevalent during the Cold War Era. It further extrapolates the origin, progression, importance and relevancy in the contemporary world under…
Author: Amit Prakash, Student at IMS Law College, Noida ABSTRACT Mental health is an important component of public health, especially in times of crisis. The issue of mental health is not only relevant but crucial. People nowadays work on their physical fitness but no one cares about their mental health. Is it fair that we only care about physical fitness and not about our mental health? No, it’s not then…
Author: Isha Anil Ramuka, Student at Symbiosis Law School Nagpur ABSTRACT India is a rapidly developing nation. There are several criminal reports that are that are being recorded. Major steps have been taken by legislature of India to stop the crime but the one good reason for increasing crime would be that punishment given for the crimes would not be sufficient to make realise to the criminals what harm they…
Author: Biprojeet Talapatra, Student at 1st Year Law Student at Campus Law Center, DU The non-compete clause becomes a highly crucial provision in a world of fierce competition, when every firm or organization wants to maximize its profit and flourish in their various companies. Every firm wants to protect its technology, trade secrets, and other processes in order to gain a competitive advantage over its competitors. To do so, corporate…
Author: Subhankar Prabhakar, Student at Bihar Institute of Law (BIL), Patliputra University, Patna ABSTRACT This article describes the impact of the proliferation of fake news in this digitized world through social media and deeply analyzes the legal framework of India presently in place on the issue; points out the lack of specific statute to deal with the situation; and also discusses the problem in bringing out the specific legislation for…
Author: Prakrity Kumar, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur Co-Author: Reshma Katragadda, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur ABSTRACT Due to the increase in the number of technologies we have been granted excess use of data. People started to share their experiences on social media whether they are good or bad in a massive manner. They have been so addictive from the social media platform that from waking up in the morning…
Author: Saurabh Mathur, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur Independent and impartial judiciary is a foundation stone of democratic political order .The judiciary strengthens democracy by protecting the right and liberties of the people and interpreting legal and constitutional provision. In addition to these traditional roles, judiciary in India also protect constitution by its power of judicial review .The judiciary exists and functions in a given social, Political environment and hence…
Author: Prakrity Kumar, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur Co-Author: Reshma Katragadda, Student at Manipal University, Jaipur INTRODUCTION Due to an increase in the number of privatisations. India has started rapid growth all over the world as a domestic market where the investor of foreign companies can on investing in the huge consumer market which led’s to trademark infringement. It can be illustrated through an example where a textile and clothing…