This article on “Copyright Issues in Wedding Ceremonies in India: Explain with reference to latest Delhi High Court Judgement” was written by an intern at Legal Upanishad. This Article covers the Legal provisions and the Latest Case law Titled “Phonographic Performance Limited v. Lookpart exhibitions and events private limited” and the futuristic view with regards to such infringement of Copyrights.
In this article, we will explore the recent case where the supreme court criticized the famous Bollywood and Indian Television producer Ekta Kapoor for his latest web series “XXX”.
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This article explores the concept of the burden of proof as laid down in Chapter VII of the Indian Evidence Act. The article encapsulates the aspects covered by the Evidence Act by relying upon judicial pronouncements on the same. The article briefly touches upon how the concept of burden of proof differs from that of the onus of proof as set out by the legislation and the Courts. The article then delves into a few concepts as explained by the Courts describing the burden of proof.
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A company’s whole capital is divided into shares. Each share, which represents one ownership position in a company, is auctioned off so that the company may generate money. There are two types of shares: equity shares and preference shares. If you possess equity shares, you may vote at the company’s annual general meetings (AGMs) and get a portion of its earnings and profits. This sort of shareholder is required to participate in both the earnings and losses of the firm in which they have invested. This article covers the meaning of shares and types and classifications of shares into equity shares, preference shares, and DVRs available in the market.
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This article works on introducing the topic “the constitutional right to internet access”. The article focuses on aspects related to rights that cover internet access and areas or jurisdictions regarding the same, the concept and thought behind the same, and the uses and advantages of internet access, etc. The topic will also cover basic information that could be covered under the same and it’s constitutional right associated with it.
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Several more people in India now wish to operate cafes and restaurants in different cities as a result of the amazing success of establishments like The MBA Chaiwala and Chai Sutta Bar. But are you aware of all the requirements and permits that need to open a cafe?
In this article, we will look into all the important legal aspects and requirements which were required before you try your luck in the café business.
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In this article, the writs as provided for under the Constitution of India have been discussed briefly. The article provides an overview of the five writs mentioned under Article 32 and Article 226 of the Constitution: the writs of certiorari, habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, and quo warranto. These writs pave way for the enforcement of rights and compel the authorities to fulfill their requisite duties. The purview and application of the aforementioned writs as developed and stipulated by the Courts have been briefly touched upon by placing reliance on certain case laws for an enhanced understanding of the same.
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India is a Federal State which means that there, is a distribution of power between the Centre and the State. The Constitution of India has divided the powers to make sure that the Independence of The Executive and The Judiciary is maintained. Since our country is federal, a dual structure between the Center and the State has been established. The Constitution has granted them the Sovereign Power to be used, as per the guidelines given by it. The Constitution is the supreme law of the land that provides for federalism and also provides how federalism in India has in use. This article explores the meaning, concept, and application of the doctrine of Territorial nexus under the Constitution of India.
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The Metaverse is a burgeoning collection of cutting-edge digital experiences powered through new cloud computing models, the internet, and network connectivity. It is believed to be a type of virtual reality that combines several different digital elements. People will be able to hold meetings, learn, play games, communicate with others, and more. In this article, we will discuss the term metaverse in detail and how it is related to intellectual property rights, how it affects the same, and what role AI plays in it. In the end, we conclude the article with a short and crisp conclusion.
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To safeguard the fundamental rights of the citizens, several checks and balances are in place. The doctrine of eclipse is one such measure that guards the people against infringement of their fundamental rights. This article delves into the application of the doctrine of eclipse under Article 13 of the Constitution. Though now well-settled, the doctrine’s application in the post-constitutional era was plagued by unclarity, which is where the Courts stepped in. This has been elucidated upon by discussing the inception of the doctrine in the Indian legal system, the scope of Article 13, and how the doctrine has evolved. This is followed by listing down the implications of the same by relying upon a few case laws.
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