Juvenile justice refers to a branch of law that focuses on processing and treatment of nonadult offenders for violations of law and providing legal remedies which protect their interests in
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Clinical trials or human trials are research initiatives that test drug behavioural intervention in humans before a drug is released in the market for public use. Clinical trials have become an
The past several years have seen a rise in awareness and acceptance of transgender rights, particularly in India. People who have gender identities, gender expressions or behaviors that are
Technology is now integrated into our lives in almost every aspect. The Indian judiciary is also adopting technology quickly. The Supreme Court, High Courts, and District Courts are adopting
It was in 2013 when the Governing Council of the United Nations Environment Programme (‘UNEP’) through Decision 27/9 established the term ‘environmental rule of law’ (Hereafter referred to as
The digital economy’s emergence has transformed how businesses operate, consumers, interact and the market functions. The ONDC, introduced by the Government of India (on 31 December 2022), is designed to regulate and facilitate fair digital commerce practices. Simultaneously, competition law is vital in ensuring healthy market competition, preventing monopolistic
Recently in May 2023, the Central Government passed the Government of National Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Ordinance 2023. This move came after the Supreme Court decided on the eight-year-long battle between the AAP-led Delhi Government and the Central Government on the powers of the Delhi Cabinet to control the bureaucracy of the Delhi Government. Before
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the branch of computer science dealing with the simulation of intelligent behavior in computers. AI is currently a fast-growing industry globally. With its many fields of application ranging from search engines like Siri and ChatGPT to the medical and healthcare field in detecting diseases and customizing treatments, it is not an exaggeration
‘Force Majeure’ is a French phrase which translates to ‘superior strength’. According to the Black’s Law Dictionary, Force Majeure is an event or effect that can be neither anticipated nor controlled. Indian statutes do not specifically deal with force majeure, but the Indian Contract Act of 1872 implies that a contract can be discharged for unforeseen circumstances. It is closely
Under the Companies Act, promoters are individuals or entities who take the initiative to form and organize a company, shaping its early stages and facilitating its incorporation. In other words, promoters are persons who conceive and promote a business idea, undertake necessary arrangements for its incorporation, and set it in motion. In this blog, we will explore the concept