Keeping Pace with Legal Change
The case issue in this law struggle was the matter of the infringement of a trademark. A trademark is a distinct identification, design or phrase that distinguishes goods or services of a specific origin compared to others.
In simple terms, personality rights refer to the right of any individual to regulate the use of his or her identity in commercial purposes. Imagine your face or your name or your way of talking. All this is a part of your personality. As a celebrity, these characteristics are of great financial worth.
On October 2 nd every year the country stops to celebrate the birth of Mahatma Gandhi, who was popularly known as the Father of the Nation. The dignitaries and senior officials such as the President, Prime Minister and the Chief Justice of India usually converge at the Raj Ghat in Delhi to offer floral tributes.
The Madhya Pradesh state is in the midst of a major legal and social controversy. The move to raise the quota of Other Backward Classes (OBCs) reservation by the government 14 to 27 percent has been opposed, and the case has finally reached the Supreme Court of India.
The Odisha government recently introduced some drastic changes in its labor laws by amending the Factories Act of 1948. This amendment also presents two significant changes: now people can work more than eight hours in a day up to ten hours and women can work at night.
The Odisha government has justified its move by describing it as a move to be able to compete with other states in terms of industrial investment. According to the officials, strict labour laws have in the past been a disincentive to companies seeking to establish manufacturing units
The Philox investigative report did come out as a consequence of a careful technical audit of the Arattai application. To determine what was going on behind the scenes, the cybersecurity experts in the publication examined the code of the app and its data transfers patterns.
The gist of the financial and legal predicament facing Sahara is based on an order issued by the Supreme Court in 2012. The court ordered two of the Sahara companies to pay back in excess of 24,000 crore together with interest to more than three crore investors to whom the money was collected by the schemes that SEBI considered unlawful
Anatomy of the Malicious Smear Campaign The allegations of the online smear campaign against Malabar Gold consisted of the misleading…
Anupam Mittal got into the legal trouble when a criminal case was filed against him, claiming that he had extorted. The charges were reported to have been based on a business related dispute which the complainant sought to have structured as a criminal act.
