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Competition Law Issues in the Fashion Industry

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By: Cheshta Tater  When one thinks of the fashion industry, the first words which come into one’s head are “designer wear” and “exclusivity”. A small consumer share but a considerable revenue and profit share of the fashion industry comprises luxury fashion.[1] Luxury fashion thrives on exclusivity and brand value and is always a status symbol, never […]

Impact Of Covid-19 On Foreign Direct Investment and Related Laws

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By Deepakshi Aeran ABSTRACT Covid-19 has locked up the world over. For such a deadly virus, not a single nation is safe. This condition is not the first time in the world. Earlier world encountered this form of deadly virus known as “influenza / Spanish flu” in 1918. After battling and coming out of that […]

Corporate Social Responsibility and the related provisions in India and USA (Impact of COVID-19)

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By: Anmol Sharma In these times of crisis, a strong commitment to the well-being of stakeholders is of utmost importance. Companies around the world are currently facing sharp drops in demands that puts job at risks, threatens the income of suppliers and local communities in which we erode the confidence of providers finance to firms. […]

Analysis of the Legal aspects of Mining in Nigeria

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By: Sree Kuttan Introduction Nigeria is regarded as a country endowed with abundant natural mineral resources such as iron, lead-zinc, tin, tungsten, tantalum, gold, manganese, and nickel. In Nigeria, there are a number of laws applicable to the mining sector such as the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended), Land Use […]

Pre-Packaged Insolvency

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By: Prashant Pathak  Pre-packaged insolvency (a “pre-pack”) is a sort of liquidation strategy, where a rebuild plan is concurred ahead of time of an organization announcing its bankruptcy. In the United States pre-packs are frequently utilized in a Chapter 11 recording. In the United Kingdom, pre-packs have gotten well known since the Enterprise Act 2002, […]

Analysis of Sexual Harassment Laws at Workplace In USA, UK And UAE

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By: Aritra Sarkar  Sexual harassment at workplace has been considered a crime by the United States labour law since the 1970s. In the USA the sexual harassment at workplace is prevented by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, 1964.[1] This law protects individuals from discrimination based on sex. It makes it illegal for employers […]

Impact of COVID-19 on International Trade and the related Laws

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By: Bodhisattwa Majumder “That’s the positive aspect of trade I suppose. The world gets stirred up together. That’s about as much as I have to say for it.” ― Isabel Hoving, The Dream Merchant Beginning the article with a “positive” quote was indeed the irony, in the ages where the world is scared of being […]

Analysis of Cyber Laws in UAE, Australia And China

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By: Apoorva B N ABSTRACT In the modern swift- moving world, computers and internet are no more a privilege. Internet facilities have become a necessity as it is the par on course for any individual’s life today. Today, we have achieved so many advancements in the technological arena that it is next to impossible to […]

Role of Flag States under United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)

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By: Shubham Bhalla  INTRODUCTION  The development of flag states started in 1000 BC. The Egyptians used them for the first time for identity purposes. The usage of flag advancement increases in the Stone Ages for identification and in middle age, it has been used as a symbol of the nation. The Law of the Sea […]

Copyright Licensing Agreement and the Clauses Covered Under It- An Analysis

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By: Darshi Sanghvi What is copyright licensing? In India, copyright is known by and large as an ownership right offered by law to creators, for instance, of artistic work, cinematography, literature and sound recordings. In other words, it is a protection provided to creators of work in the form of an acknowledgement for their intellectual […]

Analysis of Banking and Investment Laws in USA, UK and UAE

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By: Manas Maheshwari  Introduction Banks are the most important element of the Financial System of any country. The Economic Development Indicator depends on the efficacy and efficiency of the banking system prevailing in that particular country. The core function of Bank is to accept deposits and lend money thereby acting as an intermediary between depositors […]

E- Sports Player Contracts and the Clauses Covered Under It

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By: Manohar Samal Introduction  Electronic sports (e- sports) involves playing computer or other games for profit where fans view the gaming and place wagers depending upon the skills of the players indulged in such games.[1] Not only wagers but, e- sports generate revenues through live streaming of players as well.[2] Reportedly, 380 million people worldwide […]

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