Nimesh Singh Social media’s pervasiveness impacts an individual’s public and political life to a substantial degree. The debate on ‘content regulation’ has led to intense debate on the role of intermediaries, the […]
Newly Regulated Digital Platforms And Self-Regulation: Exploring the Feasibility of the Mechanism
Deathbed Bequests in Hindu Law: Striving For Balance
Niveditha K Prasad Deathbed bequests occupy an interesting liminal space between testament and a gift. While the secular succession law on the subject has benefitted from codification, Muslim personal law on the […]
Game Changer: Exploring the Feasibility of Self-Regulating Online Gaming in India
Akash Nath and Ankush Nath The economic value of India’s online gaming industry as per industry approximations was USD 1.8 billion in the year 2020, and the number of online gamers in […]
Same-Sex Marriages in India: The Case for Judicial Intervention
Kanav N Sahgal In this piece, Kanav N Sahgal responds to Professors G.S. Bajpai and Ankit Kaushik’s arguments against judicial intervention on the issue of same sex marriage. He argues why the […]
Indian Queer Lives: Socio-Legal Politics of Violence, Struggle and Inclusion
Ajay R Maherchandani UNCERTAINITIES Identity and the objectification of its marker has been a major contestation within the neo-liberal politics in the Indian subcontinent. This article would endeavour to explain the larger […]
When Should Courts Grant Summary Judgments Under CPC: Insights from Law and Economics
Parv Tyagi In India, Rule 3 of Order XIIIA CPC empowers the Court to give a summary judgment. The court is to grant a summary judgement on a claim only if it […]
The Wild West of ICOs: The Murky Waters of Securities Regulation of Crypto Assets
Ritvij Ratn Tiwari image source SEBI has implemented ICDR Regulations to protect investors’ interests in Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). However, there is currently no safety net for investors in Initial Coin Offerings […]
International Trade in Dairy Products: Protection versus Competition
Prof (Dr.) Kenneth Holland Prof. Holland is a Professor of Law and Dean (Academics, Research and International Affairs) at O.P. Jindal Global University. The world’s large producers of dairy commodities are divided […]
To be or to Hobby: A Crypto Conundrum
Shikhar Sharma In this piece, the author analyses the judicially-created distinction between hobby and profit motive seen in the Indian Supreme Court’s Article 19(1)(g) jurisprudence. The author argues that relaxing this distinction […]
You too Dutee! An Unending Tale of Doping in Indian Sports
Dr. Lovely Dasgupta The fact Dutee Chand, an icon for many, a fighter for still many others, finally fell to the malaise called doping. Dutee first came to limelight, for her achievement […]
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