Suppose you have bought a house after having gone through the title documents and paid the full consideration and then registered the sale deed but later find out that the seller was not
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Social media has produced a new kind of market participant: the financial influencer, or ‘finfluencer’, who dispenses stock tips, trading strategies, and paid ‘courses’ promising
In 2014, the Supreme Court of India in NALSA v. Union of India gave a historical judgement: the right to choose one’s gender identity as a fundamental right. It was a promise of autonomy
The structural integrity of the constitution may be understood as the preservation of the foundational principles and the constitutional values that altogether conserve the constitutional
We often hear such advertisements and rewards in our lives. ‘Loyalty’ refers to the connection between consumers and the brand. Loyalty rewards are those programs that reward customers
Every Indian citizen is entitled to a basic right to go to a court of law if they have any grievances against another person. The Indian Contract Act of 1872 (ICA) contains Section 28 which
AI technology has evolved from a mere computational device to an independent entity that makes its own decisions without any active role on the part of humans. The result has been an
The digital revolution has fundamentally restructured the manner in which creative content is produced, consumed, and disseminated. Social media platforms such as Instagram, YouTube,
In jurisprudence, conflicting statutory provisions are resolved using the canon Generaliaspecialibus non derogant (“general things do not derogate from special things”). This
Somewhere in India, a man passes away unexpectedly. His family knows he invested in cryptocurrency over the years. In his room, there is a hardware wallet containing Bitcoin worth