The Interpol on 26th of October 2022 announced its plans to enter the Metaverse. Metaverse is an unknown territory for tech enthusiasts and users alike and the Governments are no strangers to this ignorance. The fact that metaverse has seen a massive space in establishing an alternative identity combined with the line between the law…
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Belt and Road Initiative: A boon for the International Trade or a Multi-Trillion-Dollar blunder?
When Xi Jinping took over as the President of the People’s Republic of China in 2013, one of the first things he undertook during an official visit to Kazakhstan and Indonesia was to announce the plan for reviving the historic Silk Road. The Silk Road was a term that was given to a massive network…
Making Cryptocurrencies Legal in India
Introduction Money predominantly has become an essential part of our lives today. For making any purchases or availing of any services we require money at our disposal. Every currency that has been in circulation in the market has been issued by a centralized bank under authorization by the government of the country issuing it.…
Incorporating Artificial Intelligence into Arbitration
Introduction Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the ability of computers or computer-controlled robots to perform tasks that require human intelligence and human capabilities. This means programming machines in such a way so that complex human tasks are completed in a fraction of second without the need for human interference. The world is no stranger to the…
TRADEMARKS, COLOURISM AND INTERNATIONAL LEGAL STANDARDS
STRUCTURE: Advertisements, logos- Trademarks connection Domestic Trademark law Grounds of refusal International Trademarks and FTA’s Refusal and removal The effects of the ‘Black Lives Matter’ Movement with its genesis on US soil seeped into countries such as India, Nigeria et al. where skin lightening creams came under flak. Countries such as the aforementioned spread across…