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The Invisible Decay and the Teenager with Car Keys: 5 Counter-Intuitive Truths About AI Risk
Imagine a scenario that is becoming increasingly common in boardrooms: Your organization has deployed a high-performance AI system to streamline loan applications. On paper, it’s a triumph of efficiency. Then, a qualified applicant is rejected instantly. When they ask for a reason, your team realizes something unsettling—they don’t have one. It isn’t that the bank…
Text Mining of Case Law: A Practical Guide for Judges
OverviewText mining of case law refers to the use of computational methods
to extract patterns, structures and measurable information from large
collections of judicial decisions. It does not replace doctrinal analysis or
the judge’s interpretative function but provides scalable, transparent and
reproducible ways of seeing how courts have reasoned and decided over time.Modern…
From Judgments to Jurisprudential Insight: Text Mining of Case Law for lawyers, law students and Judges
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Bombay High Court Reinforces Limits on Police Search Powers regarding residential Home and seizure of mobile of accused
The right to privacy has now been recognised as aninseparable facet of the right to life and personal libertyguaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. Entryinto the residential premises of a citizen, more particularly intothe bedroom occupied by a woman, without adherence to thestatutory safeguards and the forcible seizure of …
Bombay HC: Unstamped Agreement Cannot Be Basis For Granting Temporary Injunction Even If Its Execution Is Accepted By Defendant
The Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in case of Avinash Kumar Chauhan Vs. Vijay Krishna Mishra reported in MANU/SC/8502/2008 : 2009 AIR SCW 97, observed that where possession of property has been transferred under any instrument, in absence of payment of stamp duty, such instrument cannot be admitted even for collateral purpose or to corroborate…
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Supreme Court: Whether Insurance Company is liable to pay compensation if motor accident is done by driver who is minor child?
Section 4 of the Motor Vehicles Act prohibits driving of a vehicle by any person under the age of eighteen years in any public place. Section 5 of the Act imposes a statutory responsibility upon the owners of the motor vehicles not to cause or permit any person who does not satisfy the provisions of …
Supreme Court: Minor and inconsequential deviations with regard to licensing conditions not constitute sufficient ground to deny benefit of coverage of insurance to third parties
In National Insurance Co. Ltd. v. Swaran Singh and Ors. MANU/SC/0021/2004 : AIR2004SC1531 this Court held:88. Section 10 of the Act provides for forms and contents of licences to drive. The licence has to be granted in the prescribed form. Thus, a licence to drive a light motor vehicle would entitle the holder there…
Madhya Pradesh HC: Whether the owner of vehicle can take the defence that minor child drove the vehicle without his knowledge?
The contention of the owner that the vehicle was driven by his minor brother without his consent or knowledge cannot be accepted as the owner of a vehicle must take adequate care to ensure that only a duly licensed and competent person drives the vehicle.8. It is often said that responsibility is the silent …
