Judicial Decisions that Contributed to the Evolution of Aviation Law
An Introduction: The field of aviation law is relatively new and underdeveloped to the extent that there is no uniform consensus on how various points of law must be decided upon. With the lack of a single definitive legislation that...
The National and International Legislative Framework to Regulate and Enhance Aviation Laws and the Airline Sector
An Introduction to Aviation Laws: International Aviation Law, also referred to as Airline Laws, is an underdeveloped subject of Aerospace laws. An essential function of these, especially aviation disaster laws is to deal with the legal issues that arise when...
Career As An M&A Lawyer In India
INTRODUCTION: A Merger & Acquisition (“M&A”) event is an evolutionary milestone in a company’s lifetime. It impacts the organisation’s human resources, governance, customer relationships, intellectual property, control and management. Attorneys who specialize in M&A ensure that laws are followed when...
OTT Regulations, 2021: An Analysis
Introduction With the continuous advancements in technology, online platforms have left no stone unturned to tap into this dynamic space. Social Media platforms like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter have levelled up their approach in promoting not only entertaining content but...
Basic Concepts Under The United Nations Convention On The Law Of The Sea (UNCLOS)
Introduction The sea is full of resources which was realized by the international community with the advancement of capabilities of extraction. However, there was no uniform law governing the sea, and the situation was exploited by influential states who pursued...
Fashion Law Framework in India
Introduction: What constitutes the fashion industry? “Fashion is the essence of our personality. It reflects who we are.” In today’s world, fashion has become an indispensable part of human life. For most, fashion may primarily refer to clothes, garments, or...
An overview of sports law framework in India
Introduction “It is plausible to claim that the drafters did not imagine a state of events where an Indian private entity would regulate activities within its field of activity with a strong public character and as pervasively as Government regulation.” ...
