Published on: 13th October 2025 Authored By: Willson Oluwademilade Oni Ajayi Crowther University INTRODUCTION On April 28, 2005, the supreme-court handed down its ruling in Ravish Singh Rama v State Uttarakhand & Anr, which tackles a new problem at the nexus of consent and cohabitation. A woman in a long-term live-in-relationship accused her partner of […]
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Published On: October 13th 2025 Authored By: Tanmay Raghuvanshi Law Centre-1, University of Delhi Abstract The digital revolution has radically reshaped the landscape of copyright protection and enforcement. This article discusses the changing challenges of copyright infringement in the digital era, scrutinizing the legal solutions available under Indian copyright law and the intricacies resulting from
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Published On: October 13th 2025 Authored By: Shyambhavi Singh University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh Abstract The right to privacy in India has developed gradually with coming cases over time. In the beginning, the Constitution did not mention privacy directly, and the Supreme Court also refused to recognize it in cases like of
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Published On: October 13th 2025 Authored By: Moveeka K Government Law College, Coimbatore (Affiliated to TNDALU) Introduction Innovation has been a core principle of the economic growth and societal progress. The emergence of intellectual property rights, particularly the patent law, emerged as a key mechanism that fosters innovation by granting inventors exclusivity over their inventions
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Published On: October 11th 2025 Authored By: SHAHEENA PARVIN M Chennai Dr.Ambedkar Government Law College Pudupakkam ABSTRACT Behind every inheritance denied and every instance of a marital property dispute muffled, there is a narrative composed not of the absence of law, but of its betrayal. For centuries, women’s identifications as family members were inscribed in
