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Table of Contents

1 | Indian Legal and Policy Perspectives on Safe Harbour

The introductory chapter collates and refines the exact legal and policy perspectives around the concept of safe harbour in technology law, which have shaped across decades, in India, as estimated by Supratim Bapuli.

2 | Core Global Jurisprudence on Safe Harbour

This chapter moves ahead and explores the key facets of globally available jurisprudence on safe harbour as a concept in international, and transnational technology law frameworks, as estimated by Supratim Bapuli and Sanad Arora.

3 | The Intersectionality of Different Safe Harbours

This chapter redefines the concept of Safe Harbour, and offers a nuanced breakdown of the application of this legal artefact with its horizontal, vertical, and oblique forms of proximity in binding value, as proposed by Abhivardhan.

4 | The Interplay of Terms, Contracts, and Technology in Safe Harbour Provisions

The chapter, by Sanad Arora, examines variables of change in the history of safe harbour and the concept of intermediaries, such as:

• Terms of Use
• Contracts & Agreements
• Technology Evolution

5 | Proposed Working Conditions to Navigate through Safe Harbours

This chapter proposes some working conditions that may be applied by regulators, judicial institutions, and even self-regulatory bodies to navigate through multiple conflicting forms of safe harbours that outgrow, in and beyond technology law.

6 | Conclusion and Recommendations

The report concludes, and provides some actionable recommendations in Indian regulatory contexts.