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Introduction India’s real estate sector is expanding rapidly and has emerged as a major contributor to the national economy. As this growth continues, the volume of property transactions has risen significantly. However, buying and selling property today involves complex procedures, legal requirements, and extensive documentation, making the process challenging for individuals and businesses alike. This is where real estate lawyers play a crucial role. In India, real estate l

Envision a profession where you shape the future of work, safeguard the rights of millions, and assist organisations in their dealings with each other, their customers, and their employees impartially and ethically. A legal realm in which you shape how work works, the actions of employers, and how justice acts as a counterbalance to the power in the modern workplace every single day. Labour Law is an exciting and dynamic area of legal practice, and as you will see throughout

Author- Abhyuday Pratap Singh Introduction In India over 800 million people are using the internet for their banking, social media, and other payment facilities to live their daily lives fluently. But this rapid change has also triggered new types of offenses or crimes that are being committed online on the surface of the Internet, and in order to protect and regulate the Internet world, the cyber law has been enacted by the legislature of our country. Just as physical societ

Author- Zulaika Afthaz Introduction NSA Ajit Doval Sir once mentioned in his speech that “If you have everything but you do not have morals, then all your weapons will be useless." In the constitutional context of India, these ideas of moral and morale find structured expression in the fundamental duties under Part IV of the Indian Constitution. Oftentimes, we tie the idea of following morals and values and fulfilling duties just to the Indian Armed Forces and soldiers. In o

Author— Anchal Parmar INTRODUCTION The terms "data protection" and "data privacy" are frequently used interchangeably in today's digital economy, when data is generated by every click, swipe, and transaction. They are not the same, though. In a time characterized by surveillance capitalism, artificial intelligence, cybercrime, and changing legal frameworks like the General Data Protection Regulation and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act of 2023, it is imperative to com

Author- Rupsha Mitra ABSTRACT With the rapid expansion of digital platforms, the nature of contractual relationships has been transformed, with Terms of Service (TOS) Agreements emerging as the principal mechanism governing user-service provider interactions. These types of contracts are standard form contracts that are imposed unilaterally and usually accepted without negotiation. In this paper the doctrine of unconscionability and its relevance in regulating unfair terms e

Author- Drishti Singh Introduction Cyberterrorism represents a growing threat in the digital age, where terrorist activities leverage cyberspace to cause disruption, fear and harm. In India, with its rapidly expanding digital infrastructure and over 700 million internet users, the vulnerability to such attacks is significant. Cyberterrorism involves the use of information and communication technologies to intimidate governments or populations for political or ideological purp

Author- Kaustav We all surf through news and social media posts about unpaid legal internships, and this recently has become an aggravating issue since the judgement of the Honourable Supreme Court of India, mandating 3 years of practice to appear in the state judicial exams, delivered by a three-judge bench comprising Chief Justice of India BR Gavai and Justices AG Masih and K Vinod Chandran . This problem is further magnified by the new mandatory guideline by the Bar Counc

Author- Nithya Prakash " In the digital age, a woman's face can be placed on someone else's body - and the law cannot care." INTRODUCTION The border between reality and imagination is blurred-and for victims of AI-borne sexual abuse, it can be blurred. From non-conscience intimate images to ultra-revision deep fake pornography, technology is enabling new forms of violence that are not only traumatized, but also legally invisible. India, a country with growing internet penetr