INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR LEGAL RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS

ANALYZING MORAL RIGHTS IN THE LIGHT OF INDIAN COPYRIGHT LAW BY - ARCHANA SHUKLA & DR. JANE EYRE MATHEW

Authors: ARCHANA SHUKLA & DR. JANE EYRE MATHEW

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Year : June -2023 | Volume: II | Issue: 7

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SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS THAT INFLUENCE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IN RELATION TO CINEMATOGRAPHIC FILM & SOUND RECORDINGS - MEHAK KAUSHIK & DR. JANE EYRE MATHEW

Authors: MEHAK KAUSHIK & DR. JANE EYRE MATHEW

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THE FUNCTIONALITY BETWEEN IPR AND COMPETITION LAW: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES BY - DISHA MOITRA

Authors: MAHANTESH G S

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SOCIO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF MIGRANT WORKERS - A STUDY FROM INDIAN PERSPECTIVE BY - MAHANTESH G S

Authors: MAHANTESH G S

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ANALYSING LEGAL CONSEQUENCES UNDER THE IT ACT FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IN DIGITAL ERA BY - KARUNYA BHARDWAJ & DR. REKHA VERMA

Authors: KARUNYA BHARDWAJ & DR. REKHA VERMA

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"NAVIGATING THE TRADEMARK MAZE: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN INDIAN LAW" BY - JATIN SETIA & DR SHEEBA AHAD

Authors: JATIN SETIA & DR SHEEBA AHAD

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EMERGING TRENDS AND CHALLENGES OF COPYRIGHT PROTECTION OF COMPUTER DATABASES AND SOFTWARE IN INDIA BY - LALAWMPUII SAILO & DR SHEEBA AHAD

Authors: LALAWMPUII SAILO & DR SHEEBA AHAD

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Year : June -2023 | Volume: 2 | Issue: 7

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BY: NEERJA & VAIBHAV DIXIT

Authors: NEERJA & VAIBHAV DIXIT

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EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION OF MENTAL ILLNESS AND CRIMINALITY BY: NEERJA & VAIBHAV DIXIT

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RELEVANCE OF PRESUMPTION IN THE LAW OF EVIDENCE BY - ZOCHHUANMAWII

Authors: ZOCHHUANMAWII

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[2] Act No. 30 of 1979, The Inter-State Migrant Workmen Act, 1979 was an Act of the Parliament of India enacted to regulate the condition of service of inter-state labourers in Indian labour law. The Act's purpose was to protect workers whose services are requisitioned outside their native states in India.

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[2] "Trademark Law in India: Issues and Challenges" by Dr. Vijay Kumar Singh, International Journal of Law and Legal Jurisprudence Studies, Vol 3, Issue 3 (2016)

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[1] 27 member nations, most of which are in Europe, make up the supranational political and economic union known as the European Union (EU).

[2] Sui generis, a Latin phrase that means "of its own kind," means "of its own kind." It alludes to anything unique to it; belonging to a distinct kind or class. Sui generis refers to a distinct legal classification in legal circumstances.

[3] LISLU(:Legal Issues of Concern to the Library and Information Sector. journal of Information Science, 1 995,21(4), 300-04

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ANALYZING MORAL RIGHTS IN THE LIGHT OF INDIAN COPYRIGHT LAW BY - ARCHANA SHUKLA & DR. JANE EYRE MATHEW

SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS THAT INFLUENCE COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IN RELATION TO CINEMATOGRAPHIC FILM & SOUND RECORDINGS - MEHAK KAUSHIK & DR. JANE EYRE MATHEW

THE FUNCTIONALITY BETWEEN IPR AND COMPETITION LAW: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES BY - DISHA MOITRA

SOCIO-LEGAL ASPECTS OF MIGRANT WORKERS - A STUDY FROM INDIAN PERSPECTIVE BY - MAHANTESH G S

ANALYSING LEGAL CONSEQUENCES UNDER THE IT ACT FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT IN DIGITAL ERA BY - KARUNYA BHARDWAJ & DR. REKHA VERMA

"NAVIGATING THE TRADEMARK MAZE: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN INDIAN LAW" BY - JATIN SETIA & DR SHEEBA AHAD

EMERGING TRENDS AND CHALLENGES OF COPYRIGHT PROTECTION OF COMPUTER DATABASES AND SOFTWARE IN INDIA BY - LALAWMPUII SAILO & DR SHEEBA AHAD

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