The Paris Convention covers all aspects of intellectual property, including its widest definitions. Patents, trademarks, industrial designs, utility models (a type of "small-scale patent" provided for by the laws of some countries), service marks, trade names (designations under which an industrial or commercial activity is carried out), geographical indications (indications ... Read More

A legal principle known as "strict responsibility" is used in some tort and criminal proceedings (claims made to recover compensation after an injury). Defendants may be held accountable for the results of their acts under strict liability laws, regardless of whether they acted knowingly or negligently. It's critical to comprehend ... Read More

The interests of women employees in our nation are safeguarded by the constitution and other legal measures. These clauses, as well as subsequent developments in this field, including legislative changes and other welfare initiatives, will be explained in the unit. The course will also examine the issues that women face ... Read More

The National Water Policy (NWP) of India was first formulated in 1987 and revised in 2002, which lays down the principles, objectives and strategies for the development, management and regulation of water resources in the country. The policy aims to ensure water security, equitable distribution of water and its efficient ... Read More

"The substance of life and a basic human right" is water. Water is therefore a fundamental component of life on earth, including human life, and as a result, it is a major legal matter. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) correctly highlights the significance of the human right dimension of ... Read More

Disposing of human and other garbage did not pose a significant challenge in past ages because of a low population and a large amount of land available for trash absorption. However, because incorrect disposal of solid waste results in major health, environmental, and aesthetic issues, it has become one of ... Read More

Universal Copyright Convention, (1952), was a convention that was adopted at Geneva by an international conference and was convened under the auspices of UNESCO. For several years prior to the conference, UNESCO had been consulting with copyright experts from a variety of countries. 1955 was the year that the convention ... Read More

Since 2013, cyber extortion has been recognized as a phenomenon and has been compared to other unplanned hacks as a relatively low threat. But in recent years, cyber criminals have started deploying sophisticated and deadly techniques, disrupting hundreds of firms worldwide. It is obvious that corporate executives must be ... Read More

A person, who commits an act, which is prohibited by law, is characterized as a criminal, offender, or culprit. So, culprit is basically a guilty party in the crime. It is a person who is responsible for any crime committed. For instance, if A robs B and then A ... Read More

When a patent is owned by someone, it is up to that person to defend it. Finding and stopping patent infringers is an integral part of this process. The majority of people who hold patents are aware of direct infringement, which occurs when a third party manufactures, sells, uses, or ... Read More