Srijesh Kumar Singh SpaceX’s starlink satellites stream across the sky in Southern Brazil. The lack of a proper legislation/international instrument in this regard will inter alia hamper the environment, space exploration and […]
Starlink Project: Why The Law Needs To Catch Up
Bail under the UAPA: A case for reconstruction
Deeksha Balaji The Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (‘UAPA’) was passed in the year 1967 as a mechanism to check unlawful activities, terrorist organisations and other notorious groups posing a threat to the […]
The Nagaland Dog Meat Ban Controversy: A Socio-Legal Analysis
Shravani Shendye and Karthik Subramaniam The decision taken by the Nagaland government to ban dog meat raises crucial, conflicting questions on human, and animal rights. On July 3, 2020, the government of […]
The GCEU Judgement on Apple-Irish Tax Arrangement: An Analysis
Aditya Rathore On 15th July 2020, Apple and Ireland won their appeal against the European Commission report in European Union’s second-highest court, the General Court of the European Union (GCEU), involving a […]
The Schrems II Judgement: The Implications of Invalidating the E.U.-U.S. Privacy Shield Arrangement
Shreya Jha Introduction On 16th July 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) unexpectedly declared the E.U.-U.S. Privacy Shield arrangement as invalid in its judgement, Data Protection Commissioner v. […]
All That’s New: LSPR In Conversation With Bharat Chugh
Anmol Kohli speaks with Mr. Bharat Chugh, Partner at L&L and Former Judge on recent developments in the legal sphere in India, from AIJS and Virtual hearings, to Tech Law and ADR. […]
Continuing Confusion Between Well-Know Mark And A Mark With Reputation: Delhi High Court’s ‘Nirvanic’ Interpretation Of Reputed Marks
Lokesh Vyas and Harshit Singh Jadoun Introduction In Bayerische Motoren Werke Ag vs. Om Balajee Automobile, the Delhi High Court drew a prima facie conclusion of the defendant’s dishonest intention merely on […]
Structural Legal Barriers to Women’s Entry Across Professions: An Analysis of Indian Judicial Decisions
Aishwarya Chouhan The central government’s recent arguments of women’s gendered responsibilities and implied limitations, in the Women Army Officers’ case reflects our society’s deep-rooted sexism On 17th February and 17th March’20, the […]
The Psychology of Fake News and Social Media Regulation
Abhinav Gupta The present social media regulations fail to address the psychological effects of fake news and exceed the scope of delegated legislation. Introduction Fake news includes a false statement of facts […]
The Suo Motu Powers of the National Green Tribunal
Keshav Somani The National Green Tribunal cannot exercise suo motu jurisdiction and initiate proceedings on its own motion as it did in the recent case of the Vizag Gas Leak. Introduction The […]
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