Keshav Soni and Rónán Kennedy * HLA Hart, in his book ‘The Concept of Law’ presents us with a positivist account of rules and legal system. In Chapter 7, he presents us with […]
Rules as Code and Large Language Models
To Review or Not to Review : Delimitation Dilemma in the Context of Kishorchandra Changanlal Rathod v. Union of India
Arohi Malpani & Simone Vaidya * Source : PTI I. The Question of Delimitation Delimitation has emerged as a buzzword in Indian political circles, with States gearing up for the transformative re-apportionment exercise […]
Beyond The Sewer: Exposing The BMC’s Role In Sanitation Worker Exploitation & Reimagining The Definition Of Manual Scavenging
Atreyee Mukherjee and Bhavya Nigam* Source : Down to Earth Protection of the law often evades the poor under the garb of technicalities. The workers engaged in desilting stormwater drains in Mumbai […]
Professing maternity benefits for the professional: a critique of DSLSA vs Annwesha Deb
Rida Rahman and Aashkaa Jain* Source : Staff Corner I. Introduction India has faced a systemic and dangerous gender gap in its labour workforce for a multitude of reasons, like conservative social […]
The Myth of (Fragile) Consent: Unilateral Changes And Indian Employment Law
Aaditi Sinha* Source : Cristiana Couceiro The essay examines the statutory framework for unilateral changes to employment contracts under Section 9A of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, focusing on its implications for […]
Reassessing the Abolition of the Angel Tax: Toward a Balanced Framework for Supporting Startup Investment in India
Sidhant Bishnoi* Source : Vajiram and Ravi The blog acknowledges the positive aspect of the government’s decision to abolish the “Angel Tax” on the Indian startup framework but suggests a more desirable approach. […]
The dark side of Metaverse: navigating the crisis of unregulated virtual reality
Mandar Prakhar and Aryan Rawat* Source : VinciWorks While the rapid development of virtual reality technologies offers unprecedented opportunities forglobal interaction, it also simultaneously poses perplexed ethical and legal challenges. This article […]
Situating Automated Decision-Making jurisprudence within Data Protection Frameworks: A study of intersections between GDPR and EU Artificial Intelligence Act- Part I
Amit Kumar* Automated decision-making systems are increasingly animating various facets of human activities. These systems, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), hold the promise of streamlining processes, enhancing efficiency, and driving innovation. However, […]
Unravelling The Enigma: The Quest For Sui Generis Rights In AI Creation
Nikhil Naren* The emergence of AI-generated creations has spurred debate surrounding the need for special rights tailored to these unique works. Unlike traditional intellectual property concepts, such as copyright or patent law, […]
Need for a Digital Copyrights Act: Adjusting to the New Normal
Shashwat Dubey* Disruptive AI Technologies have posed complex challenges to the existing copyrights framework under the Copyrights Act, 1957 in India. This includes the lack of regulatory mechanism to affix intermediaries’ liabilities, […]
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