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Artificial Intelligence and Access to Justice

We live in an era with the most number of lawyers that any era has ever witnessed, accessibility of legal education has improved to a great extent, Today the legal system of our country incorporates technology. However, we are still facing delay in justice. The delay is not in the time period of the actual court proceeding but instead it lies in the...


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The Significance of an IPR Licensing Agreement

Intellectual property licensing agreements sit at the heart of the modern knowledge economy. They quietly govern how ideas travel from lab to market, from creator to corporation, and from small startups to global supply chains.

An IPR licensing agreement is a contract where the owner of an intellectual property r...


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IP Licensing as a Strategic Tool in the AI and Digital Content Era

In India’s contemporary digital economy, intellectual property licensing has assumed a position of strategic centrality in the commercial exploitation of intangible assets. Across technology, media, and data-driven sectors, licensing has increasingly displaced outright assignment as the preferred mode of IP monetisation, enabling right holders to re...


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IP Licensing as a Strategic Tool in the AI and Digital Content Era

In India’s contemporary digital economy, intellectual property licensing has assumed a position of strategic centrality in the commercial exploitation of intangible assets. Across technology, media, and data-driven sectors, licensing has increasingly displaced outright assignment as the preferred mode of IP monetisation, enabling right holders to re...


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Generative AI and Music Piracy in India: Trends, Schemes and Legal Response

The ability of generative AI (GenAI) tools to produce new songs and mimic voices with astonishing realism has increased the risk of fraud and piracy. Actors can use AI in music to create unapproved songs by either imitating the voices of well-known singers or replicating already-existing copyrighted works. For instance, a singer’s voice can now be “...


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