LITERATURE REVIEW OF UNCITRAL AND BUSINESS LAW This year marks the ten-year anniversary of the Permanent Court of Arbitration(“PCA”) Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Outer Space Activities (the“Rules”). With no publicly reported cases, the Rules are yet to gain popularity amongpotential users. A recent post, by Rosenberg and Dadwal, highlights the conundrum statingthat “[t]he PCA...
Read MoreTHE KISS BEFORE DYING talks about The men who are too much ambitious are always verydangerous in movies. They are hungry for revenge, for that ready for suffer, andallow nothing and no one to get in their way or stop them. When asked to show onscreen resentment, pain, and ambition all at once, the average...
Read MoreCustoms As a source of law, the custom is seen as important not only for getting to know the people but also for the growth of communities. It is one of the oldest sources of law and requires a consistent course of action in which its ideas are recognized, valued, and acknowledged not only by...
Read MoreIntroduction to Conversion of Vehicles to Electric Vehicles Delhi will be the EV capital of India. Because of pollution and cheaper lithium-ion batteries, there are more EVs on Capital roads. Due to improved alternative mobility infrastructure, more green cars are on Delhi’s roadways than ever before. Also Read 10 Things You Need to Know about...
Read MoreA partnership is defined as a relationship between two or more people who have agreed to split the profits of a business run by all of them or any of them on their behalf. The dissolution of a partnership When a partnership firm breaks up, it is important to consider all possible futures so that...
Read MorePM CARES Fund is not a “State” The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) informed the Delhi High Court that the PM CARES Fund is not a “state” under Article 12 of the Indian Constitution and is not a “public authority” under the Right to Information Act, 2005. According to the affidavit submitted by the Under Secretary...
Read MoreWhat is freedom of press? Every democratic country needs a certain number of pillars, such as the legislature, the executive branch, the courts, and the media. In the past, traders, caravans, musicians, and officials mostly told stories, songs, and lullabies, or banged drums in public to pass along information. However, the truthfulness of these sources...
Read MoreEnergy justice is the search for social and economic fairness in the energy industry and the easing of economic, social, and health burdens for those who are affected more than others. Major challenges in the fight for energy justice include those faced by working-class people, indigenous people, and those who have been historically marginalized owing...
Read MoreBy: SADMA Intern at Fastrack Legal Solutions INTRODUCTION LICENSING AND FRANCHISING:- Franchises typically work best for service-based businesses, while licenses are moreconducive to product-based businesses. Franchises and licenses are both businessagreements in which certain brand aspects are shared in exchange for a fee. However, afranchising agreement pertains to a business’s entire brand and operations, while...
Read MoreIntroduction to Difference between Arbitration and Mediation Alternate Dispute resolution Arbitration, mediation, conciliation, Lok Adalat, judicial settlement, and any other process that includes settling conflicts through negotiation rather than the traditional form of litigation are all included in this method. One of the oldest judicial systems in the entire globe is that of India. It...
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