Tag: Hong Kong

Navigating Uncharted Territories: Arbitrability of IPR Disputes

Post author By shivanijvn
Post date January 23, 2024
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Ishita Warghat Introduction In recent years, the intersection between Intellectual Property Rights (‘IPR’) and Arbitration has emerged as a significant legal terrain, raising complex questions about the arbitrability of IPR disputes. India, with its robust legal system, stands at the forefront of this evolving landscape. Section 34 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 talks […]

Tags Arbitration, Extant Stance, Hong Kong, IPR Disputes, Section 34, Singapore

TeLawgram

’21 Week 15 (11/04 – 16/04)

Post author By Abhishek Rajiv
Post date April 18, 2021
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Greetings! This week, Telawgram brings to you discussions ranging from the Limitation Act to the NCLAT on the national front and updates from Hong Kong’s voting laws to indigenous land rights in Brazil on the international front and much more. Happy Reading!

Tags Adoption, Alibaba, Ant Group, Anti-monopoly, Antitrust Law, Arbitration, Arbitration and Conciliation Act, Australia, Australian public servants, Bail, Biodiversity Act, Brazil, Carrie Lam, China, Companies Act, Debt, Discretionary Powers, Electoral Bill, European Convention on Human Rights, European Court of Human Rights, Extortion, Freedom of Speech, Funding Terrorism, gender discrimination, Guarani Kaiowá, Guyraroká territory, Hong Kong, Indigenous people, Indigenous people rights, Injunctions, Judges, Justice BR Gavai, Justice Hrishikesh Roy, Justice Rohinton Nariman, Juvenile Justice Act, Karnataka High Court, Kerala High COurt, Limitation Act, Live-in relationships, Mato Grosso do Sul, National Green Tribunal, NCLAT, Per Incuriam, Politician, public interest, SAMR, Section 18 of Limitation Act, Section 41, sexual harrasment, Specific Relief Act, Supreme Federal Court, Tags Supreme Court, Turkey, Turkish Coup, UAPA

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TeLawgram Jan, 2021 – Roundup

Post author By Abhishek Rajiv
Post date January 31, 2021
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Hello, this past week has seen several developments ranging from the Supreme Court staying the Bombay High Court judgment which ruled that skin-to-skin contact necessary for offence of ‘sexual assault’ under POCSO to the US Congressional Commission declaring a ‘possible genocide’ against Uighurs in China.
Happy Reading!

Tags Aarogya Setu, Abortion Law, Allahabad High Court, Arbitration, Arbitration Clause, Argentina, Award, Bad Faith, Basic Law, Bombay High Court, Bribe, Cattle slaughter, Central Government, Central Vista, China, Choi Soon-sil, Cognizable, Contract, Counter Proposal, COVID, Covid-19, Delhi High Court, Dual Citizenship, Earnest Money Deposit, Environmental Clearance, Europe, Facebook, Fines, Genocide, Heritage Conservation Committee, Hong Kong, Imprisonment, India, Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996, Indian Contract Act, Interference, IPC, Japan, Japan Nationality Law, Japanese Constitution, Judicial Independence, Karnataka, Karnataka High Court, Latin America, Legalise Abortion, Live-Body Donation, Lutyens Delhi, MEITY, National Security Law, Offence, Offer, Ordinance, Organ Donation, Outraging Modesty, Park Geun-hye, Personal Data Protection Bill, POCSO Act, Presidential Impeachment, Presidential Pardon, Procedure, Public Consultation, Redevelopment Project, RTI, Search, Seoul, Sexual Assault, South Korea, Supreme Court, Tenders, Trade Law, Trump, Uighurs, Vajubhai Vala, Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy Law, WhatsApp, WhatsApp Privacy Policy, Writs, WTO

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13.11.20 – 19.11.20

Hello, this past week has seen several developments ranging from the Tamil Nadu Government considering regulating online gambling to the Asia Pacific states entering into a Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership. Happy Reading!

Tags Article 21, Article 21A, Asia-Pacific States, Australia, BBMp, Beggary, Bill 13, Bill of Rights, Cable Television Act, Canada, Child Rights, China, Code of Civil Prodecue, Companies Act, Criminal Prosecution, Delhi High Court, Digital Charter, Duma, Europe, European Union, Ex Parte Injunctions, Executive Commission, Free Trade Deal, Guidelines, H-1B Visa, Hong Kong, Hong Kong City Government, Immigration, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, Interim Relief, IPCC, Japan, Karnataka High Court, LGBT Equality, LGBT Rights, LGBTQI+, Madras High Court, Media, Navdeep Bains, Online Gambling, Police Brutality, Presedential Immunity, Privacy, Putin, Ramil Nadu, RCEP, Regulation, Regulations on online gaming, Russia, Scheme, Section 9, South Korea, State Immunity, Supreme Court, Tablighi Jamaat, Travel Ban, Trump, US, Winding up proceedings

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30.10.20-05.11.20

Hello! This past week has seen several developments ranging from the National Green Tribunal issuing a notice to 18 States and UTs to ban the use of firecrackers to New Zealand legalizing euthanasia for terminally ill patients. Happy reading!

Tags 103rd Constitutional Amendment, 2020 Elections, A.B. 5, Air Quality, Algeria, Algerian Constitution, Arbitration, Assembly Bill 5, assisted dying, Ban, Biden, Bush v. Gore, Calcutta High Court, California, California Legislature, Canada, Climate Change, Compensation, Delivery Apps, Democracy, Diwali, DY Chandrachud, Dynamex, End of Life Choice Act, Euthanasia, Evidence Act, EWS Reservation, Extradition, Firecrackers, Foreign Award, GE Power Conversion Pvt. Ltd. v. PASL Wind Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Georgia, Gig workers, Government Jobs, Government Order, Gujarat, Gujarat High COurt, Holmes, Hong Kong, HSBC, Huawei, Independent Contractors, Indira Banerjee, Indu Malhotra, Kerala High COurt, Lyft, Mail-in Ballots, Matrimonial Disputes, Meng Wanzhou, Mexico, Michigan, New York, New York Convention, New Zealand, NGT, Online Delivery, Online Platform, Paris Agreement, Pennsylvania, PIL, President Tebboune, Presidential Election, Presidential Power, Proposition 22, Purposive Interpretation, referendum, Ride Sharing Apps, right to die, Seat of Arbitration, Section 48, Suo Moto Powers, Supreme Court, Terminally ill, Test Identification Parade, Trump, Uber, United States, US Elections, USA, West Bengal, Zurich

International Law

Annihilation of Democracy: Hong Kong’s National Security Law

Post author By nualslj
Post date September 16, 2020
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By Studio Incendo

Abhijeet Kashyap Introduction At a time when the whole world is facing the brunt of the deadly coronavirus, citizens of Hong Kong are facing the gravest form of human rights violation. Since mid-2019 the protests in the region have been in the media’s spotlight across the world. These protests are nothing new for a nation […]

Tags China, Hong Kong, National Security Law