Extended passing off protects the collective reputation of a group of producers rather than just a single brand. Here is how Indian courts apply this doctrine.
Discover why legal experts argue that the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) misses a crucial piece by leaving out mandatory Victim Impact Assessments during criminal sentencing.
A resigning Maharashtra employee was hit with a shocking ₹1.67 lakh legal notice from their former employer, sparking a heated debate on employment rights and legal realities in India.
A viral post by an MNC employee whose Ganesh Chaturthi leave was disrupted by a standby demand has triggered a major debate on workplace rights under Indian labor law.
A prestigious high school in China faces backlash after a presentation revealed a strict policy allowing students only one toilet break per term.
When an American billionaire forced remote workers to install laptop surveillance cameras, 23 employees quit instantly. We look at workplace privacy and the legal boundaries of remote monitoring.
When the government blocks a social media page, can it do so without telling the owner why? A look at digital due process and natural justice in India.
A viral internet controversy surrounding an alleged Air Force specialist shows what happens when social media comments collide with military codes of conduct and free speech boundaries.
After an Indian-origin CEO lost a Rs 3.5 crore lawsuit against his ex-girlfriend, we break down what contract law says about whether relationship spending is a gift or a loan.
Many law graduates assume the All India Bar Examination is a simple formality, but complex questions and strict time limits make it a serious challenge for new advocates.
The National Legal Services Authority settled more than 2.10 crore cases in a single day during the 3rd National Lok Adalat of 2026, saving citizens time, money, and stress.