Personality rights in the deepfake era: what the Delhi High Court has been building
A celebrity's name, voice, and likeness can now be cloned in an afternoon. Over the last three years, the Delhi High Court has assembled a practical toolkit in response — John Doe defendants, dynamic injunctions, takedown directions to intermediaries. A look at how the protection has evolved, and where it strains.
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The Supreme Court's Draft AI Regulations for Courts, 2026: what counsel should watch
The consultation window on the draft framework closes on 20 June 2026. Before it does, three questions deserve attention: how AI-assisted drafting will be disclosed, where responsibility sits when a tool errs, and what the framework means for pre-filing screening of pleadings.
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Avoidance transactions under the IBC: who keeps the recoveries?
Sections 43 to 51 of the Code let a resolution professional claw back preferential, undervalued, and fraudulent transactions. But once a plan is approved, the harder question surfaces — do those recoveries belong to the creditors, or travel with the corporate debtor to the successful resolution applicant?
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Arrest, remand, and the written grounds: the discipline the courts now demand
A line of recent judgments has tightened what investigating agencies must do at the moment of arrest — written grounds, supplied in time, with substance. What that discipline means in practice for anyone advising at the investigation stage.
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