Aleksej Besciokov Extradition: Patiala House Court Seeks Status Report on Aleksej Besciokov’s Extradition Request New Delhi, March 18, 2025 – The Patiala House Court in New Delhi held an extradition hearing for Aleksej Besciokov, a Lithuanian national facing charges of money laundering and violation of international sanctions in connection with the Russian cryptocurrency exchange Garantex. … Read more
Lithuanian national Aleksej Besciokov has been arrested in India and sent to judicial custody by the Duty Magistrate at Patiala House Court, New Delhi, pending extradition to the United States. New Delhi, March 15, 2025 – Indian authorities have arrested Aleksej Besciokov, a Lithuanian national wanted by the United States, for allegedly operating a $96 … Read more
Understanding Personality Rights in India: Legal Evolution, Challenges, and Digital Age Relevance Written by Aravya Gupta, 1st Year, National law University, Delhi. ABSTRACT This article delves into explaining the term personality rights in detail along with exploring various elements associated with the term, its evolution in modern times and emphasizing on its growing importance. As … Read more
The Legal Challenges of Copyright Infringement by AI Written by Sadhil arora, 2nd year [National Law University, Delhi] Introduction Progress has always been met with protest. Before the popularisation of AI, there was the computer which suffered its fair share of scepticism. Decades earlier, the use of the typewriter was objected to by those making … Read more
Bombay High Court has struck down the amended IT rules: Fact Check Unit unconstitutional Written by Rishiraj Chandan, 4th Year National Law University, Delhi Overview: The Bombay High Court has struck down the amended IT rules that empower the Government to identify “fake news” on social media platforms through a Fact Check Unit (FCU). The … Read more
Intellectual Property in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence Written by Sadhil Arora, National Law University, Delhi Introduction The rise of generative artificial intelligence technologies, like OpenAI’s GPT model and MidJourney, is introducing new classes of legal conflict over intellectual property rights. The volume of these conflicts multiplies as advanced uses of the technology bring … Read more
IS TRAINING GENERATIVE AI INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT? Written by Ankith Kumar {OP JINDAL GLOBAL UNIVERSITY} INTRODUCTION As Artificial Intelligence is going rapidly and advancing to an extent in this globalising world, it raises important questions about the existence of copyright law? How AI are regulated in the same manner for the output created by AI … Read more
The IPR Club, OurLegalWorld, is inviting submissions of blogs on the theme of IPR and Technology Law. About IPR Club IPR Club is a specialized research centre/blog of Our Legal World, which aims to promote the use and awareness of the IPR and Technology Law among legal and non-legal professionals, students and the general public at … Read more
From Borders to Bytes: How International Law Shapes the Fintech Law “Fintech” is a term derived from combining “financial” and “technology.” It encompasses a wide range of businesses and technologies that employ advanced digital solutions to enhance and streamline financial services and operations. These fintech firms utilize state-of-the-art technology like mobile applications, blockchain, artificial intelligence, … Read more
Cable Television and Copyright Protection in India:- IPR Club Written by Ekanandanayaka S [NUALS] Introduction: Cable television is a type of television transmission system that distributes television signals to subscribers via coaxial or fibre-optic cables. Cable television has been a popular form of television delivery in India since the early 1990s. The cable television industry … Read more
