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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 digital gaming company operating the ‘WinZo’ platform, claims that Google imposes unreasonable terms through its

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 (now known as X platform), these platforms collectively boast a staggering 60% of the global

By Aayush Shrivastava

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 and rusk that many Indians cherish, are rarely discussed. One such issue, though widespread, is

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 death of the person. It is not a recent phenomenon but is present as a

By Diya Sharma (1st Year Student of Law, Bennett University, Noida)

Introduction

Hinduism is such a beautiful and colourful culture with people following it worldwide. People follow many customs that each generation has passed down. Hinduism teaches us not only about the ancient scriptures and teachings but also about the weapons mentioned in the Vedas.

[Muskan Sharma is a 5th year B. Com LL. B (Hons.) student at the Institute of Law Nirma University, Ahmedabad]

Introduction

When business corporations merge or acquire, they navigate a complex landscape of agreements and due diligence to mitigate any future risk or harm associated with the corporation. Given, the binding nature of such agreements

Vidit Raj Jain (HNLU Raipur)

Introduction

Death Penalty also known as Capital Punishment is the highest form of punishment under which the offender, sentenced to death is executed. The debate surrounding this has been going on for a long time now. Various rights groups, activists, among others have been fighting for striking down the Death

Court: Central Administrative Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi

Date: 23 August 2024Judges: Hon’ble Mrs. Pratima K. Gupta, Member (J) & Hon’ble Mr. Rajinder Kashyap, Member (A)

Parties

  • Applicant: Kore Nihal Pramod (represented by Advocate Mr. Raja Chaudhary with Mr. Vikas Pal)
  • Respondents:
  • All India Medical Science (AIIMS), New Delhi (represented by Director)
  • Department of Personnel