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Personality Rights in India: Judicial Evolution Without Statutory Backing

By Shantanu Awasthi and Shikhar Mittal

Personality rights often described as the right to control the commercial use of one's name, image, likeness, voice, or other identifiable attributes have emerged as a significant yet underdeveloped area of Indian jurisprudence. Unlike jurisdictions such as the United States, India does not have a dedicated statute governing personality or publicity rights. Instead, these rights...

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Fixation of liability in the AI world – Rethinking India's Legal Framework

By Shantanu Awasthi and Shikhar Mittal

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the fabric of India's economy. From healthcare diagnostics and financial services to transportation and public governance, AI systems are increasingly being integrated into decision-making processes that affect millions of people. However, as AI systems become more autonomous and complex, an urgent question arises: Who is Legally Responsible When AI Causes...

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