This article has been written by Ms. Pratibha Mittal, a 1st year B.COM.LL.B. (Hons.) student of University Institute of Legal Studies, Panjab University, Chandigarh. Introduction The concept of conciliation is in practice since the time immemorial. Reconciliation comes in a variety of forms that are gradually becoming understood. The role of conciliation is becoming more…
This article is written by Miss Ansari Shaheen, a final year student of University of Mumbai. INTRODUCTION: Suppose you have invented a software that going to build multi-millionaire business and this software can solve thousand of problem. Although you have invented a software but you don’t what will be the further step for protecting the…
This article has been written by Ms Panya Sethi, a third year BBA.LLB student of Symbiosis Law School, Noida. INTRODUCTION The Copyright Act of 1957 copyright law in India is governed by Indian law. The major purposes of copyright law are (i) to protect the rights of writers, composers, artists, and designers, and (ii) to…
This article has been written by Bhavana Nair, a student of Army Institute of Law, Mohali Overview All companies limited by shares require share capital, or the sum invested in the business to allow it to operate. It can be increased or changed in certain situations. The share capital of a company may also be…
This article is written by Shyam Gupta of IPEM Group of Institute. Cybercrime was that modern concept of crime where the person harm or threat to harm in mental or pecuniary term by using internet. Here, the “cyber” denotes a relationship with information technology (IT), i.e., computers and on the hand, “crime” means an action…
This article has been written by Ms. Janaki Nair Vineetha, a fifth -year student at Symbiosis Law School, Pune. INTRODUCTION Intellectual Property [IP] exists in our world today in a wide variety of different forms. The major IP entities are knowledgeable to a majority of the public and these entities would be following three –…
This Article has been written by Ms Sejal Dhakad, 1st year BBA LLB Student at Indian Institute of Management Rohtak. This Article discusses the Arbitral Tribunal and its compositions and procedure for appointment, roles and powers. Introduction Indian judiciary is amongst the oldest system in the world, and it is also widely acknowledged that it…
This article has been written by Manaswini Vakulabharanam, a student studying BA.LL.B from Pendekanti law college, Hyderabad. The author is a second-year student. Disputes happen frequently between the parties in the world of business. And in today’s fast growing commercial world, time is no less valuable than money. No one is opting to go with…
This article has been written by Kapila Patidar a student of Indore Institute of Law INTRODUCTION The world is spotting daily new cases of disputes arising between people as a result of relationships or contracts between them. The courts are already overburdened with so many cases and they don’t have much time, judges, and litigants…
This article has been written by Ms Panya Sethi, a third year BBA.LLB student of Symbiosis Law School, Noida.” INTRODUCTION The Ayyangar Committee Report from 1959 served as the basis for “the Patents Act of 1970”. The country’s patent system was controlled by a report titled “Revision of the Patents Law.” The principal Patent Act…
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