Landmark Constitutional Law Judgments in 2024 by the Supreme Court of India (Part II of III)
by Siddharth R. Gupta* and Samriddhi Seth**
Judicial precedents
Supreme Court resolves complexities of Section 15(2) of the Copyright Act with a two-pronged approach for design protection
In the present case, the Supreme Court examined the vagaries of IP law and the intrinsic synergy that exists between two independent legislations, namely the Designs Act and the Copyright Act.
Compelling wife to discontinue her studies is equivalent to destroying her dreams & amounts to Mental Cruelty: MP High Court
“Forcing wife to live with a person who is neither educated nor eager to improve himself certainly amounts to mental cruelty.”
“If this is how proceedings will go on …”: SC accentuates importance of succinctly framed written synopsis; time-bound oral arguments; crisp, clear and precise judgments
“After all, it is for ‘the common man’ that the judicial system exists.”
Place of suing and cause of action in e-commerce disputes
by Raghav Sengupta†
Small Time Cartels: The Robin Hood We Need?
by Soham Bhalerao[1] and Disha Gujarathi[2]
Courts in England and Wales, not bound by Privy Council decisions
Supreme Court of United Kingdom: Considering the issue regarding the status of decisions by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC)