Anonymous Editor’s note: A retired SC judge was accused of sexual assault on a blog. An article was was published which mentioned the blog post, with the names and interviews of the three judges who had retired the previous year. There was a follow-up article regarding bugging the plaintiff’s residence […]
Emerging Trends of E-Commerce & Challenges to the Consumer Protection Act, 1986
By A Gowri Nair & K.M. Aiswarya, School Of Legal Studies, CUSAT “Editor’s Note: Today, there are no boundaries in the business world. Technology has cured the problems posed by geographical limitations. Business is largely being conducted online, where buying and selling is taking place through the electronic medium. E-commerce is preferred […]
Right to Privacy on the Internet
By Akhil Mahesh, National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi “Editor’s Note: The internet has revolutionised the way we think today and brought the world one click away. However, every boon comes with a side-effect. Breach of privacy on the internet is a common occurrence and has legal implications. There […]
Confidentiality In Arbitration: An Unsolved Arena
By Udisha Ghosh, Symbiosis Law School, Pune “Editor’s Note: One of the main reasons why arbitration is preferred over litigation is because of the confidentiality of proceedings and the award. It maintains the autonomy of the parties and prevents them from unwanted publicity. However, many international rules and national statutes do […]