AI, Authorship, and Copyright: Why India Needs to Catch Up
Introduction There has been a recent trend of making art using AI by using a prompt. You get the art with whatever art style you want, from hyperrealist photos to
Beyond The Human Author: Proposing A New Copyright Framework For Ai Generated Work In India
Abstract This blog argues that India's existing copyright framework is doctrinally inadequate to address the complexities of generative artificial intelligence (AI). It moves beyond a descriptive analysis to present a
Let’s Google! : Recognising and curbing Trademark Genericide
Genericide of a trademark refers to the phenomenon of loss of distinctiveness of a protected/ registered or well recognised mark due to its repeated and widespread use as a generic
Viral Sounds And Legal Grounds: Copyright Infringement In Podcasts And Reels
In the digital era, short videos and podcasts are a potent means of entertainment, learning, and self-expression. From an Instagram 30-second dance clip to a 10-minute podcast segment on Spotify,
A Review Over Protection Of Well-Known Trade Marks In India
Abstract This paper explores the legal framework related to the protection of well- known trade marks in India. It explains the concept of trade mark and its importance in establishing
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Demystifying the Law Governing Arbitration Agreements in Cross-Border Contracts
Cross-border transactions invariably bring together parties from different legal systems, making arbitration the preferred mode of dispute resolution due to its flexibility, neutrality, and finality. Yet, one of the thorniest
Combating Digital Piracy in Sports Streaming: A Legal analysis of Star India Private Limited vs. Crichd-Live.Top & Ors. and its implications for Copyright Protection
Introduction The sports industry in India is booming at a massive rate and has, at present, become one large sector including entertainment, games and Monetary transactions. Long gone is the
Posted inCompany Law Corporate Law
Cryptocurrency Conundrum: Exploring Grey Areas and Regulatory Flux
A cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency that is secured by cryptography, which makes it nearly impossible to counterfeit or double-spend. They are spread among huge network of computers
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Theft and extortion: Distinct Crimes or Overlapping Offences Under BNS 2023
Abstract This paper puts endeavors to undertake the essential ingredients of offence of theft and extortion under new criminal laws. While understanding the essential ingredients with the help of case
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Green Bonds And Green Deposits: Sebi Guidelines To Pave Way For Sustainability
India has always put much emphasis on protecting the environment and developing various laws, regulations, and provisions to protect nature's beauty. The country saw first-hand wastage and pollution of nature-waters,