This article deals with the characteristics and nature of Intellectual Property Rights. There are two main reasons why countries have IP laws. One is to respect the moral and economic interests of the authors of their works and the rights of the public to access them. The second is to encourage innovation as a deliberate act of government… Read More »
This article deals with the basic concept of Intellectual Property. Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) include rights of Patents, Copyright and its related rights, Trademarks, Industrial Designs, Geographical indication. Introduction Property means the association between the owner of the property and each member of the society in relation to a tangible or intangible possession. Law gives a package of… Read More »
This article titled “A Critical Analysis of the Law of Capital Punishment in India” delves upon the various facets of Capital Punishment and examines the idea of punishment. Since time immemorial, nature has had some laws that are considered eternal. These natural laws, though static in nature, got their dynamism from human beings. As human society started taking… Read More »
Liberty is the most important aspect of any human’s life and such shall not be curtailed on the whims and fancies of any other individual. However, the system of bonded labour in India has striking features as the curtailment of liberty, force and obligation. This system has been so deeply rooted in Indian society that even after 74… Read More »
About the Competition Amity Law School, Amity University, Haryana proudly announces its 5th Amity National Moot Court Competition, 2020 from 20th – 22nd March. It is a fine medium for future legal counsels to engage comprehensively in intricate deliberations to frame their arguments in context with the proposition and learn the art of advocacy to polish their skills. Eligibility… Read More »
Important Laws for NRIs is important to know not only because of the occasion of the NRI Day as on January 9, 2019, but also because of the different repercussions it has upon the legal obligations and rights that may or may not be possessed by them, though they do not reside in India. Introduction When you call… Read More »
Specific Performance of Contracts is one of the most prominent equitable remedies that are a gift from the fusion of the common law and equity. It depends upon the discretion of the court which would be fulfilled with the components provided under the law as provided are being met with. Introduction Specific Relief Act, 1963 adopts the remedy… Read More »
Introduction to the Specific Relief Act is a must before jumping into a range of reliefs as are being provided under the law. Having a legacy of distinction, earlier through the 1877 Act and then through the 1963 Act, the legislature endeavoured to grant the equitable jurisdiction and widen the justice imparting powers of the courts. Introduction The… Read More »
Amity University, Lucknow Campus is organising a two-day International Seminar On Law, Religion & Governance: Issues & Challenges 2020 on 13th February-14th February 2020. About the Seminar The interface between religion, law and governance is increasingly coming under critical scrutiny today. It has always occupied a prominent position in the development of human society. Religion and law are… Read More »
This article discusses how an online economics degree is a great undergrad degree for aspiring lawyers. With an economics degree, future law students can take their studies into the edge because of both law and economics deal with behavioural psychology, intersecting principles, importance in money, and most importantly, its relevance and involvement in issues that the world faces… Read More »
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