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Sec 9 and Sec 11 Of Trademark Act

INTRODUCTION With the globalization and integration of commerce, brand names, trade names, marks, and so on have become very important which necessitates the minimum level of protection and effective enforcement mechanisms. If we divide the word trademark into two different ones trade and mark, trade over here means business and mark means includes a device, […]

mediation in family matters

Mediation in Family Matters: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Court Battles

  Introduction Imagine a family gathered for a holiday dinner, tension thick in the air as somepending conflicts simmer beneath the surface. Conversations become harsh and selfish , and familiar faces turn into reminders of past disagreements. What if, instead of avoidance, they had a tool to navigate these tricky waters—ADR? Alternate Dispute resolution is […]

Confidentiality Breach: How to Safeguard Your Legal Rights in India

Introduction In an era where information is the most valuable asset, safeguarding confidential data has become more critical than ever. A breach of confidentiality can have far-reaching consequences, especially in legal contexts where sensitive information is shared between parties under an expectation of trust. In India, several laws protect against such breaches, depending on the […]

Recent BCI Mandates for Law Students & Centres of Legal Education

Introduction: On September 24th, 2024, The Bar Council of India (BCI) mandated strict compliance with its directives related to State Bar Council (SBC) enrolment candidate declarations and systematic implementations in Centres of Legal Education (CLEs), through a notification. This notification was addressed to Centres of Legal Education (CLE) Issuing Law Degrees, Registrars, Vice-Chancellors, Deans, HODs and […]

WHY MARITAL RAPE IS NOT AN OFFENCE IN INDIA?

Why Marital Rape Is Not An Offence In India?

INTRODUCTION In India, the legal treatment of marital rape remains a contentious issue, with the act not recognized as a criminal offense under the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS). While Section 63 of the BNS criminalizes rape, it contains an exception stating that sexual intercourse by a man with his own wife, if she is not […]

The Legal Issue arising in lockup period in IPO

The Legal Issue Arising In Lockup Period In IPO & How Do You Trade It?

Concept An overwhelmingly large proportion of initial public offerings (IPOs) report lock-up provisions that prohibit existing stockholders from selling their shares within a specified period after the offering date. These lock-up periods may last as long as 180 days. Because influential buyers request the lock-up, we conjecture that the length conveys credible information pertinent to […]

Strategies that can make a company recession proof

Strategies That Can Make A Company Recession-proof

Concept of recession-proof Firms plan to be resistant to downturns and remain stable during extreme financial times. To do this, they utilize a few procedures. In the first place, they enhance their items or administration so they’re not excessively subject to one area of business. This implies assuming one piece of their business dials back, […]

NCLT Section 12a Amicus Publico LLP

Section 12A: Recent Development In IBC, 2016

INTRODUCTION Many creditors, whether operational or financial, may file an application for initiation of the corporate insolvency resolution process before the adjudicating authority, which is NCLT. The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016. Thus, it became of utmost importance to introduce the withdrawal process as well to strengthen the objective of the Code. Through a landmark […]

Cross Border Insolvency Amicus Publico LLP

First Indian Company To Undergo Cross Border Insolvency: Jet Airways

INTRODUCTION As a result of the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal’s decision to establish a “Joint Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process” under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), Jet Airways became the first Indian company to experience cross-border insolvency in 2019. This marked a significant milestone for the nation’s developing insolvency law. The pivotal issue concerns the […]

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