About
Ashneet Hanspal
Professional Experience
Ashneet is a AIBE qualified advocate and enrolled in the Bar Council of Delhi. She is a part of the corporate and commercial practice of Ahlawat and Associates.
She has experience in drafting, review and management of diverse commercial contracts, notices and documentation for South Asia and has worked on settlements, general advisory and legal risk management. She has previously worked in-house in a multinational company in India in the medical law sector.
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CERT-In Releases FAQ’s on Directions On Cyber Security
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (“CERT-In”) (an agency operating under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India) recently released a document, consisting of 44 frequently asked questions (“FAQs”), in a bid to clarify the new directives (dated April 28, 2022) relating to “information security practices, procedure prevention, response and reporting of …
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New Directions on Cyber Security Practices in India will impact Crypto-entities, VPN providers and data privacy of users
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (“CERT-In”) has issued key directives dated April 28, 2022 (“Directions”) under the Information Technology Act, 2000 (“IT Act”) relating to “information security practices, procedure, prevention, response and reporting of cyber incidents”, which aim to strengthen cyber security practices in India. CERT-In is the national nodal agency (under the Ministry …
Data Protection and Privacy – Cyber Security Laws in India
In the modern world, cyberspace is as relevant as the virtual space that an individual occupies. However, even as the average person lives and transacts online as easily as they do offline, they are not being regulated and held accountable in the same manner. As more and more of our daily lives migrate online, accelerated …
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Can I really own the shape of my product?
A trademark traditionally (in India as well as in other countries) is viewed as a two-dimensional (“2D”) visual mark, either in the form of a word or a logo. However, recently it has been observed that consumers not only distinguish a particular product/service of a business (from those of other businesses) through visual marks (such …
A&A submits comments on Draft Delhi High Court Intellectual Property Rights Division Rules 2021
The Delhi High Court (vide a Public Notice dated October 8, 2021) had published the Draft Delhi High Court Intellectual Property Rights Division Rules, 2021, and invited the members of the Bar to submit comments thereto. The proposed Rules formed the latest of a series of initiatives that the Delhi High Court has taken since …
Validity of Cryptocurrency under Deliberation in India
The regime surrounding cryptocurrency in India has been in a state of flux since 2013. Particularly over the last few years, the Reserve Bank of India, the Indian Government and the Indian Judicial Courts have adopted contrary stances on this subject keeping the subject matter and enthusiastic traders and investors in a state of perplexity. …
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