Month: June 2021

There are many reasons why someone might be deported from the United States. Among them, because the individual in question either entered the country illegally or stayed on even after their visa had expired. In other cases, people who are in the country legally may be deported because they disregarded the conditions specified by their

The rise of online internet activities in modern time has brought a number of threats to the online privacy and data protection of children. It has been estimated that children and adolescents under the age of 18 account for one in three Internet users around the world. Adolescence is the transitional period during which children

We are pleased to bring you a guest post from Rounak Doshi. Rounak is a 2nd year student at NLIU Bhopal, interested in the field of IP Law, Insolvency Law, and Sports Law. This post considers the arbitrability of trademarks disputes. We have previously considered questions of IPR and arbitration on this blog, here. Introduction

Alliance School of Law, Bangalore is organizing its first online edition of Alliance University Model United Nations (AUMUN) on 24th and 25th July 2021. The aim of organizing AUMUN is to facilitate meaningful debate on international issues by inculcating the quintessential skills of critical thinking, research and eloquence in all participants. AUMUN presents an enriching

Cravath donates $6 million it earned in a four-decade-old discrimination case $6 million was awarded as fees in a discrimination case that the firm fought on a pro bono case basis The US firm Cravath Swaine & Moore has announced that it will donate the entire $6 million awarded to it as fees in a

While setting the record straight,  the Karnataka High Court in a latest, learned, landmark and laudable judgment titled Sri Ramappa @ Ramesh vs The State of Karnataka in Criminal Petition No. 101022 of 2021 delivered just recently on June 22, 2021  has stated quite explicitly that the apprehension of arrest always does exist even after

India being a welfare state is much concerned towards the benefits of the nation as a whole. By keeping in mind the ideologies enshrined in the Preamble and also by giving importance to fundamental rights, the directive principles and state policies are to be framed and formulated by every nation as per their law. Health

Topical Highlight The Logo of RMPL. Image from here. RMPL Registered as Copyright Society for Sound Recordings: But What about PPL, Transparency, and the Delays? In this post, Nikhil analyses Recorded Music Performance Limited (‘RMPL’) becoming the first copyright society to be granted a registration with respect to sound recordings, nine years after the 2012

Airtel Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas has hired Sameer Chugh as Delhi-based corporate and technology, media & telecommunication (TMT) and regulatory partner. He is currently group general counsel at Bharti Enterprises until 30 June and will join Cyril Amarchand on 1 July. He had taken over as group GC at the telecoms giant in 2019, after having

Table of Contents hide Introduction The Indian Constitution envisages a number of legal doctrines. A legal doctrine can be a principle or set of principles that are widely followed. One of such doctrines is the doctrine of pith and substance. ‘Pith’ means the ‘essence of something’, whereas ‘substance’ would imply ‘the most important part of