The Constitution of India confers powers to state governments and the central (federal) government to enact laws on the subject of employment and labour, except for certain matters that are reserved for the central government.
A large number of labour …
In this day and age of digital era, the brands are increasingly gaining popularity at a rapid pace and even transcending territorial boundaries. At times, the popularity reaches a stage where use of a brand even in relation to unrelated…
In today’s dynamic landscape of entertainment options and their mass consumption in India, there has been a notable paradigm shift from traditional television broadcasting to Over-The-Top (OTT) broadcasting platforms. The Telecom Regulatory Authority Of India (‘TRAI’) reports that there has…Ownership structures
May a foreign supplier establish its own entity to import and distribute its products in your Jurisdiction?
Yes, a foreign supplier can establish an entity in India for import and distribution, subject
to compliance with the foreign exchange …
1. Metaverse
1.1 Laws and Regulation
As is the case with the laws of most other countries, there are no specific Indian laws designed
to deal with the metaverse. In fact, the metaverse
finds no mention and has not been …
1. What laws and regulations in your jurisdiction regulate the collection and processing of personal data? Are there any aspects of those laws that have specific relevance to cross border investigations?
After many versions of a proposed data privacy law …
Introduction
The Constitution of India confers powers to state governments and the central (federal) government to enact laws concerning employment and labour, except for certain matters that are reserved for the central government.
A large number of labour laws exist …
In 2017, the Indian Supreme Court, in a landmark judgment (the "Puttaswamy Judgement"), found privacy to be a fundamental right granted to every person under the Indian Constitution. The right was read into the right to life and personal liberty …
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