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South Asian Law Review Journal
South Asian Law Review Journal is an open access Annual Law e-Journal with special focus on South Asian Countries bearing ISSN: 2456-7531. The Journal covers general legal research & development from South Asian nations and is not limited to any specific legal topic or subject.
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Protecting Geographical Indication (GI) under the TRIPS Agreement: Scope of Developing Countries and Least Developed Countries (LDC)s to Protect their Products against Biopiracy
Geographical Indication determines the place of origin of a particular good with the essentials as to the quality and cultural indication. Bio piracy of traditional knowledge often conflicts with the geographical protection mechanism. The developing and the least developing countries are the most afflicted where relevant legal processes can ease this journey of protecting the
Criminalizing Marital Rape in India: A Bright or a Bleak Future?
Rape in all forms is considered heinous and must be criminalized with the strictest of punishments that exist. However, the entire concept of the criminalization of marital rape seems to be flawed. The debate about the criminalization of marital rape has been an ongoing one for decades together in India. The Indian notion of marital
Ensuring Justice: The Crucial Role of Notice in Fair Hearings and Judicial Oversight in India
The concept of “natural justice” provides that prior to the initiation of proceeding, the relevant authority shall ensure adequate chance to the opponent against whom matter is brought and thereby assure that they can appropriately defend their case. The foremost step is to notify the opponent which is very vital during proceeding. If a trial
Revamping Antitrust for Digital Ecosystems: Towards a New Regulatory Paradigm
This essay analyzes the meaning and application of skepticism, charts its development, and looks at how it affects digital marketing. We look at how intricate digital ecosystems are, how they affect innovation and competition, and how inadequate the current legal framework is to handle these intricate problems. We address market evaluation techniques and emphasize the
Criminal Amendment Laws and Infringement of Rights of the Accused: Where Does one Draw the Line?
“The privilege against self-incrimination is one of the great landmarks in man’s struggle to make himself civilized. The Fifth is a lone sure rock in time of storm…a symbol of the ultimate moral sense of the community, upholding the best in us.” Self-incrimination is a safeguard that protects the accused from himself. The Criminal Procedure
Niti Aayog Balance Woes: Cooperative or Competitive Federalism and the Need for Balance: An Essay
Naveen Patnaik, the esteemed Chief Minister of Odisha, once articulated a resounding assertion that “federalism is an inherent cornerstone of our constitutional framework.” This robust proclamation stands as a testament to the evolving role that federalism has played within the intricate tapestry of Indian society. As we delve deeper into our exploration, we encounter the