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Transactions between businesses have typically been dangerous. Parties to business transactions frequently struggle to transact in a secure, seamless, and safe way. The subsequent legal process may be drawn out and difficult if one of the concerned
Intellectual property rights (“IPR”) are exclusive rights which are induced on a person in lieu of any creation that he may have accomplished in due course of time. These rights are protected by law, in the form of patents, trademarks or copyrights thus giving the creator
In a creative development by the Government of India in December 2022, the gaming ecosystem has been given a major boost by allocating matters related to E-sports to the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (“MYAS”) and online gaming to the Ministry
Several cases filed with the Competition Commission of India (‘CCI’) involving standard essential patents (‘SEPs’) and fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (‘FRAND’) commitments pose the question of whether companies that promote innovation can exercise…
The legal profession plays a crucial role in providing access to justice for all, regardless of a person’s financial standing. In India, pro bono legal services refer to the provision or access to legal assistance by lawyers and advocates without any expectation
Cross-border transactions are becoming increasingly common in India. With these transactions, however, comes a host of risks and challenges, particularly when it comes to payments. To mitigate these risks and ensure that both parties in a transaction are protected, escrow
Multinational corporations predominated the Indian medicine market until the year 1970. India was one of the countries with the highest drug prices in the world because more medications were being imported at a higher rate. It was discovered that the
Regulation of cryptocurrency under anti-money laundering laws: recent development in the Indian economy Cryptocurrencies are a relatively new technology, and the Indian laws on cryptocurrencies are continuously changing. Due to recent developments, Anti-Money Laundering (“AML”) laws are now applicable to cryptocurrency transactions in India.
