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Burger King Corpn. V. Anahita Irani & Anr. (2024)

Published on: 26th December 2024 Authored by: Saloni Agarwal Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) New Law College, Pune Burger King Corpn. V. Anahita Irani & Anr. (2024)[1] Introduction Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are legal protections granted to individuals or organizations so as to safeguard their intangible creations and innovations. These rights foster an environment […]

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COMPENSATION MECHANISM FOR VICTIMS OF UNLAWFUL DETENTION: AN ANALYSIS OF INDIAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK

Published on: 25th December 2024 Authored by: Mayuri Mayee Singh SOA National Institute of Law Abstract Unlawful detention breaches human rights, adversely affecting victims’ physical health, emotional stability, and psychological well-being. In India, numerous cases of unlawful detention highlight the need for effective compensation mechanisms to address victims’ grievances. A universally accepted method of victim

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Death Penalty in India: Courts, Controversy, and Change

Published On: 25th December, 2024 Authored By: Shrinkhla Singh VIT School of Law, Chennai Introduction The issue of the death penalty is perhaps the most contentious in the legal environment of India, evoking extreme emotions in relation to justice, morality and human rights. Borrowed from the colonial past, the death penalty has since transformed with

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Federalism and the Power Tussle Between Center and State

Published on: 23rd December 2024 Authored by: Charvi Batra Amity University Gurugram Introduction Federalism is a political structure that distributes powers between central authorities and constituent political units. This division of sovereignty empowers various levels of government to function independently within their domains, preventing anarchy between competent jurisdictions. The Indian Constitution embodies this principle through

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