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Rethinking Airspace Rights in the Age of Drones: An Analysis of the Relevance of Doctrine of Cujus Est Solum in Today’s Generation
What happens when someone owns the sky? Although it sounds impractical right now there was a time when a man had property rights over the sky above the land.This originated from the doctrine of “Cujus est Solum” which said that if a man owns a land he owns the sky above it. However this was…
Freedom of Work or Forced Flexibility: Rethinking the Reality of Gig Workers in India
With the rise of internet accessibility and rapid technological advancements, a person’s workplace is no longer restricted to an office cubicles or fixed schedules; Instead, millions of people now depend upon platforms like Swiggy, Zomato, Ola and Uber for their livelihood his has given a rise to blue-collar gig workers which is further organised through…
Sedetion’s Ghost: Section 152 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Case for Legislative Reform
In July 2024, a Sikh preacher named Tejender Pal Singh posted a Facebook video sympathising with a jailed separatist leader and, in response, was jailed under Section 152 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Later, the Rajasthan High Court quashed the case and noted that Section 152 was described as the end of colonial-era sedition, yet…
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