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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…
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Regulation of DeFi: A Wicked Problem Theory Perspective
[This piece was authored by Mainak Mukherjee, a student at the National Law University and Judicial Academy, Assam.] Unless you have been living on a deserted island without an internet connection for the past ten years, chances are that you have heard of crypto-currencies at least once by now. By allowing peer-to-peer payments, Cryptocurrencies…
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The Rise of India’s Online Gaming Industry: Analysing the Need for an Adequate Regulation
[This piece has been authored by Astutya Prakhar, a student at the National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi and Prachi, a student at the ICFAI Law University, Dehradun] Introduction The advent of technology and availability of faster internet facilities has led to exponential growth in the newfound interest in online gaming, especially…
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Analysis of the Test of Obviousness under Indian Patent Law in light of Artificial Intelligence
[This post has been authored by Dhruv Yadav, a student at Jindal Global Law School.] Introduction With the onset of machine learning and artificial intelligence, the realm of technology is undergoing a drastic revolution. This progression does not only affect the information technology sector but has repercussions that are ubiquitous. The effect of AI on…
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Central Bank Digital Currencies: The Centralized Alternative
[This post has been authored by Sri Hari Mangalam, a student at the West Bengal National University of Juridical Science.] Introduction The Supreme Court recently lifted the blanket ban imposed by the Reserve Bank of India on the use of cryptocurrency exchanges in the country. The Court held that digitized currencies present no visible damage…
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Revised Non-Personal Data Governance Framework and India’s IPR Regime: An Inefficient Revision?
[This piece was authored by Kshitiz Jain and Satvik Mishra, students at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law.] Introduction In September 2019, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology constituted a committee led by Kris Gopalakrishnan (“Committee“) to prepare a report on the Non-Personal Data (“NPD“) Governance Framework. The Committee proposed its first report…
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Chipping Away at Encryption – Bit by Bit
[This post has been authored by Simrandeep Singh and Shambhavi Sharma, students at the Tamil Nadu National Law University.] Imagine wanting to simply lock your house and leave but the government keeps you from doing so unless an additional key is provided to them. This is exactly what the government has repeatedly attempted to do…
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Right to be Forgotten: A Necessity for Progressive Realization of Rights
[This post has been authored by Bitthal Sharma, a student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala.] Introduction The Right to be Forgotten (RTBF), which was recognized by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in the seminal case of Google Spain v. AEPD and Costeja Gonzalez has emerged as a strong pillar for…
