Analysing Triple Identity and Dishonest Adoption as Grounds for Dispensing with Notice in 2026 Trademark Jurisprudence
Introduction Is procedural fairness still absolute when infringement is blatant, deliberate, and ongoing? Can courts
Supreme Court Weighs the Right to a Speedy Trial under Article 21 against the Twin Conditions of Section 45 PMLA in Arvind Dham
Introduction Can the constitutional guarantee of a speedy trial under Article 211 override the statutory
Does the PMLA Appellate Tribunal Have the Power to Remand? Interpreting Section 26(4) of PMLA
Introduction Can the PMLA Appellate Tribunal exercise a power that the law never explicitly granted
The Anatomy of a Digital Arrest: Navigating the Indian Legal Framework
Introduction The rapid digitisation of the Indian judiciary following the COVID-19 pandemic, while enhancing accessibility,
Digital Deception or Judicial Defence: How the Delhi High Court is Exorcising the ‘Phantoms’ of Domain Fraud
Introduction In an era where a domain name is the “Online Soul” of a business,
Reimagining India’s Nuclear Patent Landscape: From Absolute Bars to Strategic Calibration
Introduction The architecture of India’s nuclear patent regime is undergoing a quiet but profound reset,
Does the imposition of a moratorium prohibit a financial creditor from appropriating fixed deposits to satisfy pre-insolvency debt?
Introduction India has seen a sharp rise in IBC1 insolvency proceedings amid economic pressures, with
Is the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881 Fit for 21st Century Digital Economy?
Introduction The fundamental question facing modern Indian commercial jurisprudence is whether a legal framework drafted
Can a Common Resolution Professional Manage a Parent and Subsidiary during Insolvency?
Introduction The fundamental tenet that the scales of justice must not only be balanced but
UNCITRAL issues draft statutes for Permanent and Appellate Tribunal to reform Investor-State Dispute Settlement
Introduction The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), acting through its Working Group