By Anish Sinha
Introduction
In a striking order passed on 29 August 2025, the Supreme Court in Ajay Maini v. State of Haryana & Ors.[1] directed the seizure of the stenographer’s book of a High Court Judge’s Secretary to
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Priviliged Communications under Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita and Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam: An Analysis
By- Rabia Mittal
INTRODUCTION
Privileged communications involve two individuals sharing information that the law will protect from a legal obligation to disclose. Public policy forms the basis of privilege in the goal of providing an open environment within select relationships,
South Korea Emulates EU’s Model of Comprehensive AI Regulation
Introduction
With the advent of advanced-level technology and regular rise in its potential, Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has the potential to change the world towards the better and help us understand the budding risks associated with it. Such
Access to Justice for Poor Prisoners – A Distant Reality!
By Saumya Raj (1st Year, Student of B.A LL.B, CNLU Patna – Batch of 2029)
Introduction
“Justice means set of principles whose function is to distribute entitlements to valuable resources – liberties, opportunities, income and wealth – among a plurality
Winzo Games Pvt Limited vs Google LLC [Case No. 42 of 2022, CCI]
By Manvee
Facts of the Case
Winzo Games Pvt. Ltd. (the Informant) filed a complaint under Section 19(1)(a) of the Competition Act, 2002 against Google LLC and its affiliates, alleging violations of Section 4 of the Act. The Informant, a
Social Media and IP Protection in the Digital Landscape
By Arpit Kumar (3rd Year, CNLU Patna)
The term “social media” includes a diverse array of technological platforms designed to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas among individuals and communities worldwide. From Facebook and Instagram to YouTube and Twitter
Navigating the Constitutional Complexities of Section 166(3), Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (MVA, 1988): Time-Barred Claims and condonation of delay
Introduction
As we approach a new paradigm where prevention of disputes and the promotion of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms take centre stage, certain persistent issues often remain overlooked. These issues, while as familiar as the morning tea
Analysis of Draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025
By Manvee, Garima Bairagi and Pragati Chaurasiya
On 3rd January 2025, MeitY released the most awaited Draft Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Rules 2025 marking a significant step in India’s data privacy framework, emphasizing accountability, user rights, and data
Dying Declaration: Provision, Procedures and Admissibility
By Priya Dutt [1st Year Student at CNLU Patna (2029 Batch)]
What is a “dying declaration”?
A dying declaration is a statement made by the person related to his death or the circumstances of the transaction that resulted in the