Discrepancies are quite natural in franchise relationships. Hence, a well-defined process or a set of law is required to resolve disputes. For this reason, the legal framework of franchising covers Forum Selection Clause that comes to the fore in case the crisis situation reaches saturation level. WHEN a franchisor selects a franchisee or a franchisee… Continue reading Forum selection clause, Franchise India, 2010
Expert speak- DNA NEWS< NOV 9, 2009 Cops should block offending websites It is a criminal offence to sell sex games with graphic visuals. Under section 292 of the Indian Penal Code whoever sells, rents out, distributes, publicly exhibits or in any manner puts into circulation can be hauled up. The law also specially restricts… Continue reading cops should block offending websites, DNA News, Nov 9, 2009
Changes to the IT Act will enable it to crack down on cyber offences strongly but the law is ‘soft’ in parts, say experts.. When it comes to spamming, the grouse is that the relevant Section (Section 66 A) would only apply if the identity of the spammer is established. Moumita Bakshi Chatterjee Nearly three… Continue reading More teeth and byte to IT law, Hindu Businessline, 9th November 2009
Market entry strategy- Franchising World-Nov 2009 (Interview with Seth Associates) by Amanpreet Many foreign companies have taken recourse to the joint venture to enter the emerging Indian market. TFW explores various facets of the most viable business route for entering into the new market. Research before you decide When any company plans to unveil its brand… Continue reading Market Entry Strategy- JV and Franchise- Interview with Seth Associates , Franchising world magazine, Nov 2009
SME TIMES Saurabh Gupta | 08 Oct, 2009 New book highlights safeguarding online security, privacy To create awareness among common people about cyber laws a new book ‘Cyber laws in the Information Technology Age’ was released in Delhi on Wednesday evening. This book authored by Karnika Seth, Cyber-lawyer & Managing Partner of Seth Associates law,… Continue reading New book highlights safeguarding online security, privacy, SME Times, 9th Oct 2009
India Business Law Journal Book sheds new light on cyberlaws A new book outlining the fundamental concepts and key principles of cyberlaw has been released in Delhi. Written by prominent lawyer Karnika Seth and published by Butterworths Lexis Nexis Wadhwa, the book, titled Cyberlaws in the Information Technology Age, provides practical tips on e-contracting and… Continue reading Book sheds new light on cyberlaw, Business Law Journal, Oct 2009
lndia Business Law journal Delhi Police get cyber training In a determined effort to educate defence personnel on cybercrime, the Delhi police force and Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University have jointly organized a series of training workshops. Tow sessions were held in April and May last year, with another conducted in June this year. The… Continue reading Lectures on cyberlaws & cybercrime investigation training imparted to Delhi Police at IP University on 20th June 2009 and 27th July 2009.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are worst affected due to recession and during challenging economic era when resources are scarce, competition is intense and customers are more demanding then ever, emotionally engaged employees are critical for business success especially in SMEs. Such employees work with passion. They feel connected to the company. They are critical… Continue reading Employee Engagement key to success for SME,SME Times, 24 June 2009
DNA Seeking fingerprints in cyberspace –Karnika Seth, cyber lawyer and Chairperson of Lex Cyberia, Seth Associates ‘Parents must monitor PC usage’ Most colleges in Mumbai have blocked ‘unwanted’ websites. Students in their computer labs can only access educational websites, in some schools and colleges, internet access is barred and is activated only when needed. We… Continue reading Seeking fingerprints in cyberspace, DNA,Thursday, June 4, 2009