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Discussing Cal HC’s July 25 interim injunction order in Exide v. Amara, Srishti Gaur explains how the case exemplifies a slippery slope of granting trademark protection over colour schemes. Srishti is a third-year student at National Law University, Delhi. Image from here Too Common to Claim? Rethinking Trademark Boundaries in Colour Protection By srishti gaur…
Interestingly, the incident occurred on the same day that the ban on bike taxis came into effect in Karnataka, yet users were still able to book rides. This has reignited discussions about regulatory compliance and the ethical frameworks governing platform-based services. The complexity of aggregator operations, often straddling legal and technical boundaries, makes it essential…
By Abhinav Ravi This article explores the theoretical basis for the criminalisation of sex secured by a false promise of marriage. It argues that having established a standard of affirmative consent and a provision for presuming the absence of consent, the law ought not to treat such activity as rape. Introduction Section 69 of the…
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