December 2022

Reduction of Share Capital under Company Law

Discussing the Reduction of Share Capital under Company Law

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Chapter IV of the Companies Act of 2013 includes Section 66. It essentially lays out and covers the details behind a company’s share capital reduction. This section outlines the procedures a corporation must follow to lower its share capital and provides disclosures for doing so. Every corporation decreasing its share capital is required to follow this. Except when authorized by the tribunal, a reduction in share capital is illegal. The company’s share capital is the only security that the creditors have, and it is jealously guarded because any decrease in it affects the fund from which they will be paid. However, Section 66 of the Act of 2013 offers restricted authority for share capital reduction for general necessity. This research will include detailed information regarding the process and disclosure requirements for reducing share capital as well as significant judicial rulings on the subject.

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US to ban TikTok: Lawmakers introduce a Bill

US to ban TikTok: Lawmakers introduce a Bill

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This article deals with the bill introduced by US legislation for the effective ban on the usage of social media platforms that create threats to the security of the nation as well as of individual data as the app operated by China (TikTok) has allegedly used the data and location of individual results in manipulation of the content the personal view on that particular app. Recently, on Tuesday a bill has been introduced in US Congress to prohibit such activities. In this article, we discuss the same in detail.

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Consumer court penalizes BSNL for Poor Internet Services

Consumer Court Penalizes BSNL for Poor Internet Services

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This article deals with the recent instances involving complaints against Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) for its poor services, in the consumer courts and the subsequent remedy that is expected to be granted in such a case. It has been discussed which authority deals with the telecommunication domain and what has changed in comparison to the past in a case where a consumer wants to make a telecom company liable for its poor services because it was a conception that such a dispute was resolved through arbitration and not otherwise. However recent judgments have changed this stance.

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Legal Rights and Duties of Landlords in India

Discussing the Legal Rights and Duties of Landlords in India

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The landlord is the lessor whereas the tenant is the lessee, who is bound by a contractual relationship. A landlord is someone who owns one or more properties, such as flats or apartments, and leases such property to tenants. The landlord leases his property to a tenant by way of a tenancy agreement. While it’s typical that a lessor owns and maintains the residential property, the term can also be applied to the owner of commercial real estate. The term landlord represents any person who under a contractual relationship is receiving, or is eligible to receive, a rental fee in respect of any properties, let for residential or commercial use, either for himself or on behalf of someone else, who would so receive the rent if the premises were let to a lessee. In this article we will be discussing the Legal Rights and Duties of Landlords in India.

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Supreme Court's Split verdict in Karnataka Hijab Ban Case

Karnataka Hijab Ban Case: Supreme Court’s Split Verdict

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In the leading Karnataka Hijab Ban Case of appeals where the restriction was imposed on Muslim girls wearing a Hijab in Educational Institutions in Karnataka, the Supreme Court Two-Judge Bench delivered a Split Verdict. The Bench was headed by Justice Gupta and Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia respectively. Justice Hemant Gupta upheld the High Court of Karnataka order which stated that any symbol of religious belief is not to be worn to schools of a secular nature which are maintained by funds of the state. Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia said that secularity means tolerance to diversity and to wear or not to wear hijab is ultimately a matter of choice.

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Patents and AI inventions: Latest Judgments and challenges

Patents and AI inventions: Latest Judgments and challenges

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As a distinct academic discipline, artificial intelligence research was established in 1956. For scientists, the concept of artificial intelligence is not a novel one. You might be surprised to learn how old this technology is. Ancient Greek and Egyptian mythologies contain stories about mechanical men as well. Here are a few significant turning points in AI history that illustrate its evolution from its earliest iterations to the present day. Artificial intelligence is discussed in this article, along with its current state, evaluations, and difficulties.

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SEPs: U.K. Supreme Court’s Landmark Judgement

SEPs: U.K. Supreme Court’s Landmark Judgement

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In this article, we discuss the landmark judgment on the Standard essential platform popularly known as SEP in the context of the patent (intellectual property rights). We will discuss the background of the case and the issues connected with the same. In the end, we discussed the impacts of the judgment made by the English judicial system. The ruling in the cases of Unwired Planet v. Huawei and Conversant Wireless v. Huawei & ZTE has just been released by the UK Supreme Court (UKSC). Two lengthy legal battles within the English judiciary have come to a close, resolving issues that are crucial to the telecom sector. Both cases included a clash involving the regional focus of patents as well as the international scope of the telecommunications regulatory framework.

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Landmark cases regulating Patents in the US

Landmark cases regulating Patents in the United States (US)

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This article deals with the case laws which molded the domain of law related to patents in the United States. The system that is in work in the United States in relation to patent infringement, registration, disputes, etc. is considered to be among the most efficacious systems. The perception regarding the patents changed due to a number of major and a few minor judgments and the subsequent changes in the statutory laws. Few of the cases have had such an impact that the patent-granting mechanism in the United States became very reliable and the simultaneous evolution has made the system reach near perfection. The areas that changed in lieu of such judgments include- voidability or invalidity of the patent, cases where a decree could or couldn’t be issued by the Court, differentiation between reconstruction and fixing of a patented product, and the concept of patent exhaustion and its scope.

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Nexus between IP Rights and cricket with reference to tournaments like The Indian Premier League, World Cup etc.

 Nexus between IP Rights and Cricket: The IPL, World Cup, etc

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Cricket is a festivity for all people, not just Indians. People fervently and joyfully celebrate cricket. For many cricket fans, the Indian Premier League season is like a huge event. That they enjoy having a party every year. IPL and world cup seasons are when Indian cricket fans experience their peak levels of excitement. People skip work and have free time to watch cricket. In India, cricket is a sport that connects people on a soul level and overcomes all obstacles. In India, people of all ages and genders admire it. In India’s little too-wide streets, one can find young, energetic children playing gully cricket. In India, there are no barriers between cricket fans based on caste, creed, religion, or class. This Article speaks about cricket tournaments and their relationship with intellectual property rights.

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