Protection of Celebrity/Personality Rights in India

When an individual attains celebrity status, their recognition stems not from official identifiers such as a passport or social security number, but from their carefully cultivated public image or persona. The persona, when commercialised, yields profits as a direct result of his individuality, often referred to as his personality rights.[1] The world of advertising relies

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Hurt and Grievous Hurt under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023

The concepts of “hurt” and “grievous hurt” are vital to understanding bodily offences in criminal law. Under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS)—India’s reformed criminal code replacing the Indian Penal Code, 1860—these terms continue to carry significant implications in matters of personal injury, assault, and physical violence. The classification of harm as either “hurt” or

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Mobile Apps and the Law in 2025: Privacy, Protection, and Regulation

In 2025, mobile applications are no longer mere digital tools but are deeply embedded in everyday life, influencing communication, commerce, entertainment, and behavior. With over 4.88 billion smartphone users worldwide, mobile apps now actively shape digital trends. As their influence expands, legal frameworks in India and globally are evolving to address concerns around data privacy,

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Mobile Trading in Mongolia: Legal Perspectives on Fintech Innovation, Gambling, and Consumer Protection

Mobile trading is reshaping how Mongolians invest, earn, and engage with financial tools, driven by the widespread use of smartphones and the rapid evolution of fintech. With just a mobile app, users in Mongolia can access global stock markets, forex platforms, cryptocurrencies, and even betting interfaces. This new accessibility boosts economic participation—especially among younger and

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Supreme Court to Hear Patent Officers Association’s Challenge to Dr. Unnat P. Pandit’s Appointment as the Controller General

Image from here The heated battle between the incumbent Controller General of Patents Designs and Trademarks and the All India Patent Officers’ Welfare Association (AIPOWA) reached the doorsteps of the Supreme Court this summer in the form of a special leave petition. The petition stems from the Delhi High Court’s refusal (pdf) to entertain AIPOWA’s

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S&R Associates Advised Mehru Electricals On Rs.1.2 Billion Sale Of Share Capital To Quality Power Electrical Equipments

S&R Associates Advised Mehru Electricals On Rs.1.2 Billion Sale Of Share Capital To Quality Power Electrical Equipments The deal is aimed at expanding high-voltage instrument transformer capabilities and global reach S&R Associates has advised Mehru Electricals and Mechanical Engineers on the Rs.1.2 billion sale of 51 percent of its share capital to Quality Power Electrical

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Artificial Intelligence From An Indonesian Law Perspective

Artificial Intelligence From An Indonesian Law Perspective Currently, AI systems are not recognized as legal subjects under Indonesian law. As a result, liability cannot attach to the AI system itself but rather to the parties who design, deploy, or use it. Indonesia has yet to issue any laws or regulations that specifically define artificial intelligence

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ESG And Corporate Governance: Navigating Legal Obligations In A Sustainable Era

ESG And Corporate Governance: Navigating Legal Obligations In A Sustainable Era ESG is reshaping corporate legal responsibilities, focusing on key regulatory frameworks, evolving fiduciary duties, liability risks, and practical governance strategies for businesses I. Introduction Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles have transformed corporate governance, shifting from voluntary initiatives to mandatory legal obligations. Driven by

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