Law
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The Agent Nobody Defined: AI Chatbots and the Limits of Indian Contract Law
Prem Kumar Vishwakarma is a 3rd-year law student at National Law School of India University, Bengaluru, with an interest in technology law and contract law. Their writing looks at how… Read more.
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Hot off the Press: Thoughts on Law (Vol 1)
Law does not live only in courtrooms or statutes. It lives in conversations. It lives in questions. It lives in the everyday reflections of people trying to make sense of… Read more.
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The Enigma of Subtle Trademark Infringements
Syed Suhaib is an editor at All India Commercial Law Review (AICLR) & a final-year law student at UILS, Chandigarh University. Neeva Ojha is also a final-year law student at… Read more.
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Iron Lines and Legal Transformation: Railway Litigation and its Influence in UK Law
Tadgh Quill-Manley is a student at King’s Inns, and can be reached at tadghquillmanley@yahoo.com. The rise of the railway in nineteenth-century Britain was, in addition to being an engineering as… Read more.
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Appearance of Parties: An Examination of the Role of Virtual Appearance in Achieving Procedural Justice
This blog seeks to examine the practical effects of the operation of these rules through first, a socio-economic lens; and second, from the perspective of efficiency. Read more.
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The Law and Computer Forensics
At a basic level, computer forensics is the analysis of information and data contained within and created with computer systems and computing devices, typically in the interest of figuring out… Read more.
