Abstract

The article examines the complex legal system that oversees e-commerce in India, going over its historical development, significant laws, and regulatory bodies. It clarifies the legal environment for digital transactions, taxation, consumer rights, and company governance by analyzing the Information Technology Act, the Goods and Services Tax Act, and the Consumer Protection Act. Examined are concerns related to data privacy, cybersecurity, and intellectual property, highlighting the relationship between technology and the law. This essay examines the consequences of competition law, contractual frameworks, and the difficulties involved in cross-border e-commerce. It contributes to a nuanced conversation on the issue by offering a comprehensive grasp of the legal complexities in India's dynamic E-Commerce environment through the incorporation of case studies and the anticipation of future developments.

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