This blog post has been authored by Ms. Prerna Kashyap INTRODUCTION The venture capital industry evolved in the late 1980s in India. Back in 1973, a committee on Development of Small and Medium Enterprises highlighted the need to foster venture capital as a source of funding new entrepreneurs and technology. The Government of India took […]
This blog post has been authored by Ms. Saumya Mishra INTRODUCTION Big digital corporations have grown and become more influential in the 21st century in an unprecedented way, and this tendency is not just present in the West. Companies like Google, Amazon, Facebook (now Meta), and others have greatly increased in importance in India as […]
This Blog has been written by S. Vishal Varma INTRODUCTION The words “mergers” and “acquisitions” refer to the combination of businesses or assets via different kinds of transactions. Mergers and acquisitions are mostly used interchangeably in practice but they have their own set of differences. A merger refers to the consolidation of two or more […]
This blog has been authored by Gandham Lavanya INTRODUCTION: The advancement of technology is changing many facets of people’s life. In the legal profession, disruptive technology is also fostering improved accountability and reducing the length of litigation. The digitalization of the legal system was also greatly accelerated by the Covid-19 epidemic. Court sessions were held […]
This blog has been authored by Vivek J. Vashi INTRODUCTION Fashion has become an integral part of the modern Indian society. People have developed a general affinity towards fashion trends to showcase their fashion sense by purchasing various products from brand names. Everyone wants to associate themselves with the latest fashion trends. Sometimes money becomes […]
This blog has been authored by Lohitaksh Shively Introduction Over the past few decades, with the expansion of the Indian economy in a threefold manner, namely, Liberalisation, Globalization and Privatisation; the need for collaborations and strategic alliances have risen immensely. A principal tool used is that of merging two entities. Mergers are when two entities […]
This blog has been authored by Muhammad Salman Chukkan Introduction Genetically Modified or Engineered Food (GM Food) is defined as “food and food ingredients composed of or containing genetically modified or engineered organisms obtained through modern biotechnology, or food and food ingredients produced from but not containing genetically modified or engineered organisms obtained through modern […]
This post has been authored by Hiral Chandrakant Jadhav- Panchal EVOLUTION OF BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE 1. A.K. Gopalan v. State of Madras (1950) In the A.K. Gopalan v. State of Madras (1950) case, the Supreme Court interpreted the Fundamental Rights under Part III of Indian Constitution. In this case, it held that the protection under Article 21 is […]
This blog post has been authored by Jay Maniyar INTRODUCTION As a maritime nation-state, maritime security is critical to India. With a large coastline of 7516 km, India has much to worry about as far as its maritime safety and security are concerned. Challenged by a panoply of traditional and non-traditional security threats to its […]
This blog post has been written by Akanksha Sudhakar 1. INTRODUCTION As long as there have been fashion houses-and almost as long as there have been people making clothes- there are countless occasions where there has been a need to consult lawyers. Some years ago, the words “fashion” and “law” were not linked, and fashion […]
This blog post has been written by Dr. Apoorva Dixit INTRODUCTION The Intellectual Property Rights[1] protect the original work in fields of art, literature, photography, writing, paintings, even choreography in written format, and audio, or video files. The IPR protects these works both in tangible and intangible form. Patent, Copyright, Trademarks, Trade Secrets, Industrial and […]
THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW AND COMPETITION LAW This article has been authored by Riya Intellectual property rights grant the owners exclusive legal rights, limiting others’ access to the same, and thus reducing market competition. Competition law/anti-trust law, on the other hand, seeks to promote competition and increase market access. As a result, we […]
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