By: Ankita Pachouri Enactment of a particular legal system is designed to deal with from the stage of commencement of crime through its trial and right to its meaningful end, thus criminal laws or penal laws were framed. Penal Laws are the set of laws determining the action as legal or illegal and any behavior […]
By: Umme Ruman Civil suit usually involves private disputes between persons or organisations. A civil case begins when a person or organisation, claims that another person or organisation, has failed to carry out a legal duty owed to them. The aggrieved party may ask the court to tell the other party to fulfil the duty, […]
By: Arundathi Mandyam In India, there is not much light thrown on the agreements which bind the Employer-Employee relationship. There have always been issues regarding the relationship between the Employer and the Employee, to which resolve is found only through legal discussions. The laws hold within themselves various areas in their scope which not only […]
By: Ishika Gautam COMPETITION LAW The Indian Government in pursuit of increasing the economic efficiency of our country acknowledged the Liberalization, Privatization, and globalization era by liberalizing the country’s economy and reducing governmental control. Currently, the Indian economy is facing aggressive competition in every field. Fair competition has proven to be an effective mechanism which […]
By: Anjan Bhandari INTRODUCTION: In the past few months, India has witnessed unprecedent changes being made in almost every sphere; whether it be something as simple as a lifestyle change or something as complex as amending various legislations to safeguard and protect the interests of both the parties. To give you a better perspective, the […]
By: Anant Tyagi Earlier, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy law was not very clear in UAE and was very divided into various areas, resulting in complexity and confusion. After 2016 the new bankruptcy law has been created with the strong base to resolve any insolvency issues that the businesses face to protect. The bankruptcy law 2016 […]
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 […]
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 […]
By: Prabha Devi Ganesan INTRODUCTION Digital Forensics is also defined as the science of identifying, preserving, analyzing and reporting of any evidence stored in the digital media like computer, network, server and mobile device. The documents of the evidence which are collected from the storage media computer system or any digital device can be used […]
By: Bushra Sarwar Introduction: What is Supply Chain Management? Supply chain management (SCM) is the successful management of supply chain operations to gain competitive advantages and customer satisfaction. It reflects a concerted attempt by supply chain organisations to build and manage supply chains in the most reliable and possible profitable ways (Kapoor, Vyas & Dadarwal, […]
By: Bushra Sarwar What is social media? Usage of internet, social media, smart phone apps and other technology for digital communication has become part of the everyday lives of billions of people. Nowadays, social media is prevalently used by everyone. Social media is a digital platform like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Linkedin, etc., which is used […]
Trademarks are, generally, words, names, symbols, devices, designs, or other distinctive signs or stamps which serve to recognize the wellspring of merchandise or benefits and recognize them from those sold by others.[1] Trademarks are usually of names, logos, symbols, devices, etc., representing an individual entity. For instance, the ‘M’ for McDonald’s has a ‘™’ to […]
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