In this editorial column, Nishi Kaur (Junior Editor at RFMLR) would explore the feasibility of international commercial arbitration in enviro-space disputes.
#editorhttps://www.rfmlr.com/post/navigating-the-grey-area-of-enviro-space-disputes-is-arbitration-the-way-to-go
In this editorial column, Talin Bhardwaj (Senior Editor at RFMLR) and Raghav Sehgal (Copy Editor at RFMLR), explore the recent Competition Commission of India’s decision and the its impact.
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Dr. Pralok Gupta and Mr. Shreyansh Singh explore the legal developments around cryptocurrencies in India, regulations in international jurisdictions and the absence of any universal approach for the same.
https://t.co/uBjNnicoTJ
In an attempt to encourage discourse on the evolving landscape of IPR, RFMLR invited blog submissions from academicians, practitioners, legal experts, and students. The blogs published discussed myriad topics.
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With many new-age tech companies coming in in India, regulatory barriers must be eased for start-ups in order to benefit from their valuation and GDP contribution.
Read more at: https://t.co/IPcjOsPoOa
In this blog post, Kunal Gupta, Student at NLSIU takes the Videocon insolvency as a basis and attempts to provide solution to the conundrum of confidentiality clause. He also points towards the flaws in the IBC, 2016 and IBBI Regulations, 2016.
Read here: https://t.co/allmkwwl3H
In RFMLR's blog post, Tanish Gupta and Shubham Gandhi, students at Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur, make a case for how the allowance of party autonomy in arbitration.
Read more at: https://t.co/x6tyzO903p
#arbitration#arbitration#adr#disputeresolution
In RFMLR's recent post, Esha Goyal, a 4th year B.A. LL.B (Hons.) student at NLSIU, Bangalore, argues that the proposed patent waiver on COVID-19 vaccines arises within the ambit of WTO-TRIPS frameworks.
Read more at: https://t.co/QoRkS82iDJ
#patents#vaccines#waiver#covid
In RFMLR's latest guest post under the IPR series, Drishtana Singh and Manan Parmar analyse the obstacles posed on the enforceability of fluid trademarks under Indian Law.
https://t.co/yte9KYuNY5
#trademark#trademarks#intellectualproperty#ip#iplaw#ipr#brand
@AMS_Shardul@barandbench@tejaskaria Our esteemed Panelists are:
Mr. Tejas Karia, Partner and Head, Arbitration Practice, SAM
Mr. Gauhar Mirza, Partner, SAM
Mr. Rohit Singhal, CEO, Masin, India
Mr. Kevin Nash, Deputy Registrar, SIAC
Mr. Prakhar Deep, Senior Associate, SAM(moderator)
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In RFMLR’s latest blog post, Urmil Shah, a fourth-year student of B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) at the AURO University, Surat, addresses the lack of regulatory framework governing foreign investment awards and the need to systematize investment arbitration in India.
https://t.co/8w8r4bmCRl
Read in RFMLR’s latest blog post authored by Khushi Dua & Tapamoy Ghose, second-year students at the NUALS, Kochi, an analysis of the creation of the European Super League and how it threatened to distort competition in European Football.
https://t.co/DCKW1D2ZLM
In RFMLR’s blog post by Kshitiz Jain, Digital Editor at RFMLR, read about Ghanshyam Mishra v. EARC & Ors., where the SC has attempted to resolve the instances of government bodies claiming dues after the approval of the IBC mandated resolution plan.
https://t.co/Yya72R12z4