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Articles by Sankalp Tiwari

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Heard Before Judged: How Section 223 BNSS is Rewriting the Rules of Cognizance in NDPS Cases

  Sankalp Tiwari   23 May 2026 at 17:14

The Allahabad High Court's ruling in Shatrughan Kumar v. NCB closes a long-standing gap between how special courts took cognizance and what the new criminal code now demandsMeta Description: AI tools can generate a brand name in seconds — but I ..


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The Lawyer Who Hides the Bad Case: Why Full Disclosure in Court Is Not Optional

  Sankalp Tiwari   23 May 2026 at 16:43

Every now and then, early in Indian courtrooms, someone rises slowly. A thin file appears in hand. Pages flip without sound. One ruling after another spills out, spoken like script. Each example has been picked with care. Because it fits what they&rs ..


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When the Algorithm Names Your Brand: AI-Generated Trademarks and the Looming Legal Storm

  Sankalp Tiwari   18 May 2026 at 11:59

Most founders, marketers, or product leads have lived this scene at least once. You fire up an AI app, plug in something like "suggest ten memorable names for eco-friendly skincare." Instantly, it drops ideas that sound fresh, smart, usable - like so ..


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Mamata Banerjee Resignation Controversy: What the Bengal Standoff Reveals About Power, Mandate, and Constitutional Limits

  Sankalp Tiwari   12 May 2026 at 16:41

The failure by Mamata Banerjee to step down as Chief Minister following the 2026 West Bengal Assembly poll results has generated one of the most intense constitutional row in contemporary Indian politics. The disagreement is not merely about the reco ..


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The State Cannot Keep What It Never Earned: Bombay High Court's Stamp Duty Refund Ruling and What It Means for Every Property Buyer in Maharashtra

  Sankalp Tiwari   07 May 2026 at 17:26

Meta Description: The Bombay High Court in Manjeet Singh v. Chief Controller Revenue Authority has ruled that the State cannot retain stamp duty paid under a wrong head merely because the refund application was filed beyond the six-month statutory li ..


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India's Company Incorporation Rules Are Getting a Major Overhaul — Here's What the 2026 Amendment Draft Actually Changes

  Sankalp Tiwari   07 May 2026 at 17:26

I. The Quiet Revolution No One Is Talking AboutRecently in the month of April, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs released a public notice asking for feedback on proposed updates to company registration rules. Instead of merging several forms into jus ..


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SECTION 29A OF THE ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996: Time Limits as Supervisory Architecture, Not Guillotine

  Sankalp Tiwari   05 May 2026 at 17:46

I. IntroductionTiming rules bump up against fairness demands - nowhere more than in Indian arbitration circles. That clash shows clearly through Section 29A of the A&C Act, where deadlines for awards aren’t optional. The 2015 update brought ..


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Minority Shareholder Protection Under the Companies Act, 2013: An Evolving Remedy or a Persistent Mirage?

  Sankalp Tiwari   01 May 2026 at 14:38

I. Introduction: The Structural Paradox of Minority ProtectionBack then, under old rules from England like Foss v. Harbottle (1843) 2 Hare 461, small investors could only watch while bigger players took control. When most owners agreed on something, ..


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What The Law Calls Obscene

  Sankalp Tiwari   10 April 2026 at 11:36

I. IntroductionWords slip out in daily talk that make listeners wince. Some speech unsettles, stuns, or makes cheeks flush. Then again, obscenity stands apart - defined tightly within Indian law as an act punishable by penalty. Blurring these lines h ..


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AI-Generated Music and Copyright Law in India: Delhi High Court Faces the Question of Authorship Without Humans

  Sankalp Tiwari   03 April 2026 at 11:00

IntroductionCreativity being something only people do - that idea sits at the heart of copyright law. Laws written years ago, court rulings made since, even how we define who counts as an author - they all rely on a thinking person making choices. Ye ..


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