Energy efficiency refers to the use of fewer resources to do the same amount of labour or the reduction of energy waste. It has various advantages, including lower greenhouse gas emissions, less dependency on imported energy, and lower household and total expenses. Improving energy efficiency is the most cost-effective and frequently quickest option to minimize …
Introduction The illegal use of a well-known or famous mark in a way that lessens or dilutes its individuality and reputation is known as Trademark dilution. The Trademark Act of 1999 does not define dilution specifically, however, Section 29(4) outlines the circumstances under which it may happen. A person violates a registered trademark when they …
Introduction Recently the former Member of Parliament and State Legislative Assemble, the gangster turned criminal, Atiq Ahmed, was murdered in front of Live TV when he was taken to a hospital of a routine checkup. This killing has added another encounter cum police killing in India. India, the largest democracy in the world, has a …
Introduction Surrogacy is an arrangement, often whereby a woman (the surrogate mother) agrees to become pregnant and give birth to a child for someone else who is or will become the child’s parent(s). Intended parents use surrogacy to start their family when they can’t do so on their own. An ever-increasing prevalence of infertility globally has contributed to the advent of assisted reproductive techniques (ART). Here, Surrogacy has emerge as an alternative if the infertile woman or couple cannot reproduce. An Indian woman opted to become …
Introduction The goal of trademark law is to safeguard the public from confusion and the business of trademark owners. A mark to be registered must be a distinguished product for which the courts have created various spectra under which the protection can be granted. In between these spectrums lies the two categorizations, the descriptive and …
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Introduction Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has recently received a notice from the Lok Sabha Secretariat about his disqualification in terms of Article 102 1 (e) of the Indian Constitution, read with Section 8 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, because of his conviction for two years in a defamation case. The laws on …
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