India needs to sign a Cybercrime Convention Karnika Seth, cyberlaw expert & Advocate , Supreme Court of India Today most cybercrimes such as 419 Nigerian attacks or fake employment or lottery scams are transborder. In the age of social media and cloud computing, investigation of cybercrimes require data and evidence often located in another […]
Authored the Book Computers, Internet and New Technology Laws published by Lexis Nexis .
Karnika Seth authored the Book Computers, Internet and New Technology Laws published by lexis nexsis in 2012.She received the Law Day Award in November 2012. Computers, Internet and New Technology Laws is a comprehensive reference work that expansively and comparatively discusses the key developments in the field of cyber law across India and other […]
Real Estate Sector in India- An Update- published in Indian Realty , The Changing Landscape, ICFAI University Press-2007
INDIA BOOM IN REAL ESTATE SECTOR: AN INTRODUCTION Over the past decade, India has emerged as a leader in the global economy. It is a magnet for foreign direct investment (FDI), and has displaced Mexico as the third most preferred country for foreign investment. FDI in India is expected to increase to US$15 billion this […]
“International Commercial Arbitration”- Amity Law Review, Vol 3 Part 2 Vol 4 Part 1 July 2002- June 2003- at page 54
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION Karnika Seth, Partner, Seth Associates What obligations do the parties and the arbitrators owe to each other? What protection does law offer each group? An Arbitrator’s authority is derived from law and his jurisdiction is derived from or based on will of the parties. The arbitrator’s authority is no broader than that […]
“Frustration of Contract and Impossibility of Performance”- Amity Law Review, Vol 4 Part 2 July – Dec 2003- at page 104
FRUSTRATION OF CONTRACT & IMPOSSIBILITY OF PERFORMANCE Karnika Seth The doctrine of frustration is of great significance in the International Trade transactions, as also, are the Force Majeure clauses since there is a greater element of uncertainty in cross border transactions as compared to purely domestic transactions as they are subject to diverse political and […]
The Madrid system of International Registration of Trademarks – An insight into the Indian perspective
Karnika Seth- Intellectual Property Attorney practicing in India THE MADRID SYSTEM OF INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION OF TRADEMARKS – AN INSIGHT INTO THE INDIAN PERSPECTIVE Brief Background of the Madrid System The Madrid system for the international registration of marks, also conveniently known as the ‘Madrid system’, is the primary international system for facilitating registration of trademarks […]