Dynamic Injunctions and Trademark Law in India: Has the Delhi High Court Gone Too Far, Too Fast?
Authored By: Anshika Singh Rajshree Law College, Bareilly Introduction In March 2026, the Delhi High Court did something that surprised […]
Authored By: Anshika Singh Rajshree Law College, Bareilly Introduction In March 2026, the Delhi High Court did something that surprised […]
Authored By: Adwoa Birago Oware-Mintah Ghana School of Law Abstract Access to medicine lies between law, economics, and public health.
Authored By: Dhanashri kailas zendekar Manikchand Pahadiya Law College Introduction A man collapses outside a hospital gate. The staff refuse
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Authored By: Gunjan Ukey Kalinga University I. INTRODUCTION On 1 January 2023, about 1.4 million persons who depended on this
Authored By: H. Priya Saveetha School of Law, SIMATS I. Introduction The central legal issue examined in this article is
Authored By: Nozipho Ndebele Great Zimbabwe University Introduction The default matrimonial property regime in Zimbabwe is an out of community
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Authored By: Skanda Sharan Alliance University, Bangalore Introduction: In an era increasingly molded by digital communication and political polarisation, the
Authored By: Soumil Roy IILM University INTRODUCTION In an era where every click, transaction, and interaction generates personal data, the
Authored By: Devipriya Joy Mar Gregorios College of Law Introduction The Central Consumer Protection Authority (“CCPA”) assessed a penalty of
Authored By: Chioma Anastesia Nwadialu Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka INTRODUCTION It is often said that where there is a right,
Authored By: Kanishka Paltani National Law University, Delhi INTRODUCTION The debate around euthanasia is ever-pervading and has gained significant traction
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Authored By: CHIDIEBERE PRISCILLA, CHIKELU Abstract The United Kingdom’s proposed “earned settlement” model, particularly when extended to a 10–15-year route