Theme: Law in Transition: Reimagining Justice in the 21st Century Consider a woman in a village whose maintenance case is posted before a magistrate sitting three hours away by bus. Each listing has meant a lost day of earnings, the bus fare and a fresh explanation to her employer. Then the court introduces video hearings.
Abstract The classical doctrine of freedom of contract assumes that parties possess sufficient autonomy, information, and bargaining strength to negotiate mutually acceptable terms. This assumption becomes difficult to sustain in government and Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) contracts, where the State or a public undertaking may possess superior economic resources, institutional authority, market power, or control
Modern Indian Cyber Laws and Technology-Based Justice: Can Digital Crimes Be Punished Faster and More Effectively? I. Introduction India’s tryst with cyber legislation is now a quarter-century old. Yet, the gap between the volume of digital offending and the system’s capacity to punish it has arguably never been wider. The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre
INTERNATIONAL BODIES, TREATIES & CONVENTIONS ON TRADEMARK & CYBERSPACE Abstract Trademarks must now be safeguarded in a digital landscape that transcends boundaries, where a trademark can be replicated, mimicked, or usurped via a domain name in few moments. This document examines the global entities and legal frameworks that regulate trademarks and their relationship with the
