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An attempt to reveal the incomplete character of the laws present in India w.r.t the econtratcs by analysing issues involved in the formation of an e-contract when it is analysed hand in hand with the conventional forms of contracts involving legal persons. - - Aniket Waghdhare |
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Countries negotiate bilateral tax treaties to govern the tax treatment of cross-border transactions. Under most tax treaties, a company that sells goods and services to foreign markets - - Swati Sinha |
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Probes into data protection & its Indian perspective ,Data Protection Law In Respect of Information Technology Enabled Services, its significance and challenges citing various instances of the frauds & mishaps - - Swati Sinha |
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Confidentiality has been defined as the "ensuring that information is accessible only to those authorized to have access" and is one of the cornerstones of information security. - - Vibhor Verdhan |
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Plagiarism is an issue of concern among people all around the world. It is a moral, ethical, legal issue which has been plaguing the world for centuries - - Soumo & Suvajit |
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This article mainly throws light on the absence of Data Protection law in India and its consequences - - Mohammed Nyamathulla Khan |
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Information Technology is growing faster than any other communication vehicle in the history mankind. Invention of digital technology was the most important revolution in the last century. The influence of digital technology - - Tabrez Ahmad |
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The Data Protection Act of England is an act that was made after the report of Lindop’s Commission that had spoken about the privacy of the citizens of the country of United Kingdom. The data protection act contributes its level best in maintaining the privacy of the citizens of the country - - Shivangi Raman |
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