This piece has been authored by Pranshu Gupta, 2nd year student at National Law School of Indian University, Bangalore and Harshal Chhabra, 2nd year student at Gujarat National Law University. Keywords: Copyright Act, Re-Assignment, Termination, Separateness, Contractual Autonomy. I. INTRODUCTION The Bombay High Court, in its recent order in Super Cassettes v. RBEP and Hungama […]

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This piece has been authored by Tanya George, 2nd year BA.LLB(Hons) student at MNLU, Mumbai Introduction In the modern world built on informational and knowledge-driven transactions, intellectual property law has become an indispensable part of trade, and ‘trade secrets,’ a form of intellectual property, stand at the core of the international economy. With the successes […]

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This piece has been authored by Sidhant Singh, Second year student, Hidayatullah national law university The term “Artificial intelligence” (AI) has become increasingly common and revolutionized how people live. It was introduced by John McCarthy in 1956, the thought behind this idea was ‘thinking machines.’ With the development of AI, the current definition shifted to […]

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This piece has been authored by Vidushi Sehgal and Rahil Arora , 4th year, Jindal Global Law School Keywords: Trademark Law, Generic Words, Distinctiveness, Industry-Specific Protection, Territorial Principle Introduction With the rise of competitive economic markets, the business proprietor tries to attract consumers and distinguish their goods and services by assigning special marks to the […]

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This piece has been authored by Sanjana S , Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad Introduction In the ever-advancing landscape of healthcare, Artificial Intelligence (AI) stands as a transformative force, promising to enhance diagnostic accuracy, treatment recommendations, and patient care. As per Statista’s data, the AI healthcare sector, which had a market worth of $11 billion in […]

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This piece has been authored by Shivalika Singh, Third year law student at Jindal Global Law School The Indian Art market is currently valued at a turnover of over 144 million dollars, with recent trends anticipating further growth in the future. However, with such a rise, the industry is also witnessing a surge in legal […]

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This piece has been authored by S Abhipsha Dash, Student(first year), Symbiosis Law School Pune ABSTRACT The Indian government has proposed the Anusandhan National Research Foundation Act, a piece of legislation that would create a central organization dedicated to supporting and encouraging research and development initiatives across numerous industries. This measure seems, at first glance, to […]

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This piece has been authored by Bhakti Makhija ,O.P Jindal Global Law School Introduction: Colonialism in the modern era is very different from colonialism in the past. In order to maintain influence over less powerful nations today, economically developed nations do not need to invade, establish physical colonies, or use force to impose their will. […]

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This piece has been authored by Garima Agrawal, Student, Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur Introduction: Background of “Taylor’s Version” In the American music industry, the move for ownership and control of own music by singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is being largely supported across the world amongst artists as well as fans. Herein, Swift is re-recording her […]

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This piece has been authored by Megha Hurkat, GNLU Throughout history, art has consistently served as a medium for the communication of ideas, emotions, and experiences that transcend linguistic and cultural boundaries. The ethical considerations pertaining to the production of art have been a perennial subject of contention throughout the course of human history. The incorporation […]

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