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Internet Censorship: The Need to Establish Equilibrium Between Freedom of Speech and Censorship Laws
[This piece has been authored by Srushti Kekre, a student at the Gujarat National Law University.] Introduction In recent times, cyber censorship has been observed to be widely misused by governments around the world causing uproar amongst the masses. Different methods like filtering, blocking, internet shutdown, etc., often encroach upon the right to freedom of…
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Does an Apprehension of Trademark Infringement constitute a Cause of Action under Trademark Law?
[This piece has been authored by Shubhank Suman, a student at the National Law University, Odisha.] Introduction Quia timet action is a Latin expression meaning, ‘because he fears’. It leads us to the concept where a plaintiff seeks an injunction in a court of law based on the apprehension that the defendant will hurt him…
