Blogs
- Alankriti Dwivedi
- Uncategorized
India’s electoral roll process is one of the largest democratic undertakings in the world, and its integrity begins with a […]
- Mansvi Singh
- Sports Law
The case of Kagiso Rabada, South Africa’s premier fast bowler, offers a compelling study in the application of modern anti-doping […]
- Mohammad Atif Ahmad
- Intellectual Property Law
Few names in Indian cricket evoke the kind of composure, consistency, and cult following that Mahendra Singh Dhoni does. Revered globally for […]
- Rashmita Das
- Uncategorized
The Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021, marks a pivotal development in India’s healthcare and legal landscape. As assisted reproductive technologies (ART) like IVF, ICSI, and gamete donation have gained prominence, the need for structured and ethical regulation has become imperative.
- Admin
- White-Collar Defense
In the architecture of India’s Constitution, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) occupies a special place. Described by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar as “the most important officer under the Constitution,” the CAG is tasked with a function that goes to the very heart of accountable governance, auditing the use
- Admin
- White-Collar Defense
The aspiration to become a parent is among the most intimate and profound of human desires yet it is not always fulfilled through natural means. In such cases, science intervenes. Few medical advances have redefined the contours of family and reproduction as significantly as Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART).
If you draft India-related contracts, that single choice—ad hoc vs institutional arbitration—will shape how fast, costly and enforceable any future dispute becomes. Indian commentary now shows institutional fees rarely eclipse 10 % of total dispute spend, while they slash hidden costs (court motions, scheduling delays)
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- White-Collar Defense
Personality rights, often called publicity rights, refer to the legal rights of individuals, particularly public figures, to control and profit from the commercial use of their identity and personal attributes. These attributes may include name, likeness (images, photographs, videos), voice, signature, catch-phrases, mannerisms, or other distinctive features. The core idea
When the ink dries on a cross-border contract, the clause most likely to determine the fate of any future dispute is the arbitration clause—more specifically, the seat of arbitration. Parties often write “arbitration in Mumbai, hearings in Singapore” and assume the distinction between seat and venue is harmless. Indian courts
- Admin
- White-Collar Defense
Personality rights, often called publicity rights, refer to the legal rights of individuals, particularly public figures, to control and profit from the commercial use of their identity and personal attributes. These attributes may include name, likeness (images, photographs, videos), voice, signature, catch-phrases, mannerisms, or other distinctive features. The core idea
- Admin
- Arbitration Focus
Labour Code 2025 reshapes arbitration & grievance redressal—employers must update contracts now.
- Admin
- Corporate Law, Medico Legal
Labour Code 2025 reshapes arbitration & grievance redressal—employers must update contracts now.