ArticleBharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023The Indian Penal Code of 1860, the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1973, and the Indian Evidence Act of 1872 formed the bedrock of India's criminal justice system. IndiaCriminal LawJ.P. Associates
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ArticleIntellectual Property And Traditional Wisdom: Insights From India "Traditional knowledge is an authority to a community given by their ancestors to form a deep bond with the roots of their pasts, origin, and culture."IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
ArticleBharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023Till date, the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 has served in the criminal justice system with regards to providing for general rules and principles of evidence for the commission of a fair trial, applicable to both; civil as well as criminal proceedings.IndiaTechnologyJ.P. Associates
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ArticleCopyright Protection In The Digital Age: Combating Online PiracyThe foundation of copyright protection is providing creators exclusive rights to their works. This exclusive right of the creator motivates them to devote their time and skills in developing new ideas...IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
ArticleNeed For Reforms In The Process Of Imposing Restriction/Limitation On The Use Of A Trademark By The Trade Marks RegistryThe topic at hand delves into the issue of the illegality encompassing the imposition of geographical restriction/limitation over the use of a trademark by the Trade Marks Registry.IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
ArticleNavigating GUI Design Legalities: Design vs. Copyright LawsGraphical User Interface (GUI) is an interface program that allows users to interact with electronic devices. Examples include the windows, icons, menus, and buttons seen on laptops, computers, and smartphones. IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
ArticleDo You Really Need PPL, NOVEX, And IPRS Licenses For Weddings?In India, the music industry is governed under copyright laws. It protects the rights of the composers, lyricists and performers. IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
ArticleMODEL CODE OF CONDUCT: Behind The Scenes Of Electoral IntegrityThe Electoral Commission of India is an autonomous constitutional body that was established on 25th January, 1950 in accordance with the Article 324 of the Indian Constitution that vests the authority and responsibility ...IndiaGovernment, Public SectorJ.P. Associates
ArticleCopyright SocietiesCollective Management Organisations, better known as Copyright Societies, are such systems within the realm of copyright that allow for the collective management and administration of rights of member copyright holders.IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
ArticleThe Enforceability Of Foreign Arbitral Awards In IndiaStructured procedures are followed by parties in arbitration, much like in court action. A binding "award" is produced via arbitration to settle disagreements between the parties...IndiaLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationJ.P. Associates
ArticlePaid Menstrual Leave: A Step Towards Gender EqualityThis article explores about the concept of paid menstrual leaves and its potential impact on women's health and the workplace.IndiaEmployment and HRJ.P. Associates
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ArticleReintroduction Of Handcuffing In Indian Criminal Justice SystemThe history of handcuffs goes back to 400 BC when these were primarily used for controlling and enslaving prisoners of war. IndiaCriminal LawJ.P. Associates
ArticleThe Madhya Pradesh Value Added Tax Act, 2002: A Recapitulation Of Important ProvisionsThe Value Added Tax (VAT) is tax on the value addition to the goods, and related VAT liability of the dealer is calculated by deducting input tax credit from tax collected on sales during payment period.IndiaTaxJ.P. Associates
ArticleParallel Imports In India: Laws, Doctrine Of Exhaustion, And Market Impact‘A Ltd.', a Japanese company manufacturing ‘Sportspace', a well sought-after gaming console, has employed distributors ‘B' in Japan and ‘C' in India for the distribution of said console at an agreed price and a set profit margin.IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
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ArticleThe Role Of Doctrine Of Confidentiality In Intellectual Property RightsThe confidentiality is an essential ingredient for the protection of innovation in the world of intellectual property rights. Therefore, it guarantees that mesmerizing ideas and delicate data are never violated by intruders from unauthorized use. IndiaIntellectual PropertyJ.P. Associates
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