Keeping Pace with Legal Change
A legal fight and one of the biggest in the world has broken out between some of the largest entertainment companies in the world and a Chinese technology company, which tends to reflect the increasing tensions related to artificial intelligence and the ownership of intellectual property.
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Karishma Sundara is a renowned lawyer in the legal fraternity officially stating the opening of her new business, Kintsugi Law. The boutique legal firm represents one of the sharpest turning points of her career that had ended with her leaving the legal giant, Trilegal, where she worked as counsel.
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The Lokpal is an anti-corruption ombudsman of India and was established with a noble intention of eliminating corruption amongst the public officials. Its authority, however, has just come to a wall in its constitutional power.
The Delhi High Court in an unprecedented decision has refused an interim injunction requested by Wow Momo Foods Private Limited against Wow Burger
In a major move, which is now trembling the circle of lawyers and religionists, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has put the self-proclaimed godman Rampal on life imprisonment in the two murder cases concerning the 2014 Satlok Ashram murders
The Supreme Court of India has rejected the plea of actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut in a criminal defamation case in a landmark verdict that highlights the responsibility of the social media user (a well-known personality, in this instance).
The Supreme Court of India has made a groundbreaking order and has expanded the ban on firecrackers that was only limited to the year round in the past years only to Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR), to all states and union territories.
Section 69 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, criminalizes sexual intercourse obtained through deceit, prescribing imprisonment up to seven years and a fine. It targets fraudulent inducement, ensuring accountability for deceptive practices in sexual interactions and protecting individuals from exploitation and breach of consent.
