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  • The Destruction of an Ecosystem: How Scanning Law Books and Circulating Them Kills Creativity and Livelihoods
    October 22, 2024 M&J Services

    The Destruction of an Ecosystem: How Scanning Law Books and Circulating Them Kills Creativity and Livelihoods

    Scanning and circulating law books may seem harmless, but it's a copyright violation that undermines the entire ecosystem of authors, publishers, and bookstores. This illegal practice erodes motivation, disrupts livelihoods, and harms the nation's creative and economic infrastructure. Before sharing pirated copies, consider the larger consequences.
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  • Against the Arbitrator
    October 3, 2024 M&J Services

    Against the Arbitrator

    This piece explores the complex relationships and legal liabilities associated with arbitration, specifically focusing on the role of arbitral immunity in protecting arbitrators and its impact on the arbitration process. It provides a critical analysis of recent legal developments, including all the key judgments. It suggests potential reforms to enhance accountability without undermining the efficacy of arbitration. This is drafted in light of the fact that currently the law as well as literature on the subject is limited in Indian context and common law jurisdictions.
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