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Australia’s World-Leading Reforms in Consumer Data-Sharing

The consumer data right (CDR) is being rolled out progressively across most of Australia’s economy. CDR puts people in charge of the data businesses hold about them and does so...

14 March 2022

Ross P Buckley

Natalia Jevglevskaja

Cold Comfort? The Rights of Renewable Energy Customers Upon Transfer to a Supplier of Last Resort

Renewable energy has been hugely popular in the United Kingdom over the last decade, with smaller providers often focusing on offering greener options to attract customers. However, the failure in...

9 March 2022

Adela Jones

The Supreme Court of India’s Respite to the State of Mizoram from Competition Law Proceedings

My article, ‘The Meld Model’, argues that a synthesis of ‘exclusive legal positivism’ and ‘law-and-economics’ offers a workable model of Indian corporate jurisprudence. In another iteration of the...

15 February 2022

Rahul Singh

Competition Regulation of Apple’s App Store in India: The Relevant Market Conundrum

Recently a complaint was filed before the Competition Commission of India (CCI) alleging that Apple forces developers on Apple’s App Store to use its in-app payment system and...

9 November 2021

Madhavi Singh

Data Desiderata: On the Proposed EU Digital Services Regulation 2020

The EU Commission has presented three cornerstones of its digital regulation approach in November and December of 2020: the drafts of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the Digital Services Act...

8 November 2021

Peter Georg Picht

Heiko Richter

Modernising the Law for Payment Services in India

Technological innovation is revolutionising payments at a rapid pace. As the payments sector continues to innovate to meet the consumer demand for more efficient, innovative, and faster payment systems, there...

3 November 2021

Shehnaz Ahmed

Fair and Competitive E-marketplaces (F.A.C.E.) in India | The Business Users’ Narrative

E-marketplaces are at the forefront of the digital revolution in India and are of undeniable importance to consumers and sellers/business users that operate upon it. Reinforced further by the COVID-19...

24 September 2021

Vedika Mittal Kumar

Manjushree RM

Antitrust Regulators v. Big Tech: The Battle Reaches India

On March 24, 2021, the Competition Commission of India (‘CCI’) took suo moto cognizance and launched an investigation against WhatsApp and Facebook (‘Investigation Order’). This was a result...

22 July 2021

Apurv Pratap Singh

Hrishav Kumar

What’s the Future of Competition in the Intangible Economy?

We live in a period which is marked by a transformation from an economy based on physical scarcity to one that is grounded in intangible rarity, that is, an economy...

26 May 2021

Adrian Künzler

Reconceptualising patentee rights by the HCA: Australian contract law to the rescue

For years, the extent of patent rights of a patentee after sale of a patented product has been the subject of much judicial debate. This is especially so as the...

21 December 2020

Samar Ashour

Australia’s World-Leading Reforms in Consumer Data-Sharing

Cold Comfort? The Rights of Renewable Energy Customers Upon Transfer to a Supplier of Last Resort

The Supreme Court of India’s Respite to the State of Mizoram from Competition Law Proceedings

Competition Regulation of Apple’s App Store in India: The Relevant Market Conundrum

Data Desiderata: On the Proposed EU Digital Services Regulation 2020

Modernising the Law for Payment Services in India

Fair and Competitive E-marketplaces (F.A.C.E.) in India | The Business Users’ Narrative

Antitrust Regulators v. Big Tech: The Battle Reaches India

What’s the Future of Competition in the Intangible Economy?

Reconceptualising patentee rights by the HCA: Australian contract law to the rescue

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