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However, with the evolution of consumer protection, advertising, and data privacy laws, this persuasive power now carries legal consequences.

The concept of direct selling has been prevalent around the globe for decades and is considered as one of the oldest modes of selling goods and services to consumers directly.

Section 73 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 ("Contract Act") is a statutory declaration of the right of a party to claim damages for a loss or damage caused by breach of the contract.

In contrast, the definition of operational debt is exhaustive in nature to mean inter alia a claim in respect of the provision of goods or services including employment.

Artificial Intelligence regulation in India is evolving into a principle‑based, techno‑legal framework that balances innovation with safety...

From the internet savvy younger generation to the older generation with health problems to a 10-year-old children who cannot be sent to shop alone, everyone has their own taste in shopping for simplest things.

Influencers on social media are a new concept in advertising that takes the concept of ‘word of mouth' to a commercial level.

In an era where influence equals currency, celebrity and influencer endorsements are among the most powerful marketing tools in India.

An e-commerce marketplace entity cannot mandate any seller to sell any product exclusively on its platform only.

"Medical negligence" is a term commonly used to describe the wrongful actions or omissions of healthcare professionals in the course of their practice, which can result in harm to patients...

This newsletter covers key updates for the month of December 2021 relating to securities laws, competition law, data protection law and consumer protection law.

The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 was enacted to provide for better protection of the interests of consumers and for the purpose of making provision for establishment of consumer protection councils and other authorities for the settlement of consumer disputes, etc.

Insertion of ‘Product liability' provision to deter manufacturers and service providers from delivering defective products or deficient services;

India's regulatory ecosystem is proactively shaping AI governance without a standalone AI Act, leveraging robust sectoral frameworks to ensure innovation thrives alongside accountability.