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Challenges in the Use of Personality Rights

Published on: 02nd March 2026 Author: Nakul Sharma Affiliation: The ICFAI University, Dehradun Abstract This article throws light on the evolving concept of personality rights in respect of the intellectual property in India. It highlights the nexus between the privacy, publicity and commercial benefits with key judicial rulings. It also examines the challenges in balancing […]

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Satendra Kumar Antil v. Central Bureau of Investigation

Published on: 1st March, 2026 Authored by: Mankirat Singh Chawla Amity Law School, Noida Introduction The case of Satendra Kumar Antil v. Central Bureau of Investigation, (2022) 10 SCC 51, is a landmark decision by the Supreme Court of India that comprehensively addresses systemic issues surrounding bail jurisprudence in India. This judgment reiterates the fundamental

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Criminal Defence Doctrine

Published on: 1st March 2026 Authored By: Mankirat Singh Chawla Amity University, Noida Abstract The interplay between criminal defence strategies and the foundational doctrines of criminal liability forms the cornerstone of modern criminal jurisprudence. This article critically examines how defences—ranging from justification and excuse to procedural safeguards—operate within the doctrinal framework that governs culpability. While

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RIGHTS AND REMEDIES FOR VICTIMS IN INDIA: The Hidden Side of Victim in a Crime 

Published on: 1st March 2026 Authored By: Shraddha Rajak Lloyd School of Law Abstract Victimology is an emerging branch of criminology that studies the rights of victims within the criminal justice system. In India, the judicial system has historically focused primarily on punishing offenders, often overlooking the victim’s experience and recovery. This is especially evident

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