INTRODUCTION Copyright is an assurance given to makers of particular sort of fills as an accolade and an affirmation to their imaginative scholarly information and works applied.[1] The goal of copyright has consistently been an assurance of the makers’ interest …
INTRODUCTION Intellectual property is the creative work of the human intellect.[1] Intellectual Property rights are something which is provided by law to the persons who are the sole owner of that Intellectual Property. The main purpose is to protect the …
What is a Contract? An agreement enforceable by law is termed as a “contract” and is governed by the Indian Contract Act, 1872 (hereinafter referred as “ICA”). An agreement is a contract, only if it is entered with the free …
Introduction: The contract is an inevitable aspect of every single person’s life. We engage in contracts in all spheres of our lives, regardless of whether we realize it or not. For example, we have phones, and we check emails regularly, …
INTRODUCTION It is said in the Bhagwad Gita that “For a Man of honour, Defamation is worse than Death”. Reputation is considered a salient feature of dignity and is guaranteed under Article 21. A man’s reputation is considered as his …
INTRODUCTION: Copyright constitutes an essential element in the development process of a country. The enrichment of the national cultural heritage depends directly on the level of protection afforded to literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, cinematograph films and sound recordings. …
Introduction Justice and evidence go hand in hand in the legal and judicial world, evidence often impacts and changes the game of legal suits. It is to be noted that the Law of Evidence differs from country to country and …
Today, the concept of the Previous Year and Assessment Year is discussed only with reference to Income Tax Law. For calculation of tax in any Financial Year on the income of a person, the Previous Year and Assessment Year play …
Introduction Prior to the British rule in India, personal laws of all the diverse communities existing in India governed matters regarding the transfer of property. The lack of uniformity in laws leads to uncertainty and ambiguity. As a result of …
Introduction Every developed legal system has a judicial organ. The main function of this body is to adjudicate the rights and duties of the citizens. Earlier, in this adjudication, the courts are guided by customs and their own sense of …