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Coordinated but Fragmented? A Comparative Analysis of Nigeria’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Framework and the EU’s MiCA Regime
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Training Generative AI on Copyrighted Works: Fair Dealing or Infringement under Indian Copyright Law
Authored By: Roshni.R Amity University Dubai Introduction In July 2026, the Delhi High Court refused to grant an interim injunction
Analysis of the MSME Trade Regulation under International Trade Law, Indonesian Law, and the RCEP Agreement
Authored By: Shiffra Adriaputri Universitas Padjadjaran Introduction Micro, small, or medium enterprises represent over 90% of global firms. Despite their
Is a Prompt Enough to Determine Authorship? Reconsidering Copyright Authorship in AI Generated Work
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Nemo judex in causa sua:- Can justice exist without impartiality
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Trade Marks and Non-Fungible Tokens: The Inadequacy of French Trade Mark Law for Virtual Goods
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BEYOND GENETIC PRIVACY: CRIMINALIZING GENETIC DISCRIMINATION IN INDIA
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How Much Protest Is Too Much? Freedom, Restrictions and Public Order
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Deepfakes and Personality Rights in India: Navigating the Legal Vacuum in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.
Authored By: Ani (Mohd.shafi) Vivek College of Law, Vivek University, UP I. Introduction A deepfake is a piece of synthetic
Agreement Without a Handshake: Algorithmic Price-Fixing and the Limits of Section 1 of the Sherman Act
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Electronic Trade Documents in Iran: From Possession to Control
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