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This article is written by ARSHAD ANSARI, JHARKHAND RAI UNIVERSITY LLB 6th Year during an internship at LeDroit India Scope of the Article: 1. Introduction 2. Conceptual Foundation 3. Eligibility and Structural Framework for NGOs 4. Fundraising Instruments and Listing...

This article is written by OKOOBO ESELE DOREEN of UNIVERSITY OF BENIN in 400 LEVEL during her internship with Ledroit India Abstract. As “software eats the world”, the law must adapt legal frameworks that were designed for traditional businesses to new, technology-based...

This article is written by Neeraja Santhosh, 5th year, BBA-LLB(H), REVA University during her internship at LeDroit India. Keywords: Creative Commons, copyright, licensing, attribution, non-commercial use, share-alike, no derivatives, open access, intellectual property. Abstract Creative Commons (CC) licenses have come...

This Article is written by Okunromade Mary Oluwaseyifunmi, of Afe Babalola University during her internship with LeDroit India ABSTRACT  Disparagement in advertising has become a significant issue in today’s competitive markets, especially where brands use comparative advertising. While comparative advertising is...

This Article is written by Sunita Baidya of SOA National Institute of Law, Final Year student during her internship at LeDroit India. Abstract Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) signify a revolutionary approach to organizational governance facilitated by blockchain technology, wherein decision-making...

Analysis: IPR Valuation – Methods to Value Intangible Assets During M&A This article is written by Neeraja Santhosh, 5th year, BBA-LLB(H), REVA University during her internship at LeDroit India. Keywords: Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), M&A Valuation, Intangible Assets, Income-Based Approach,...

This article is written by PRITESH BAHADUR, GRAPHIC ERA HILL UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN, BALLB (HONS.), FIFTH YEAR during his internship at Ledroit India. SCOPE OF ARTICLE This article attempts to contemplate the emerging challenges of deepfake technology and the inadequacy of...