We are all aware of the four formal requirements for patenting an invention in India. They are a) the invention must not be in […]
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PMLA :Still A Sword?
The Delhi High Court set aside the decision of the PMLA Appellate Tribunal vide a judgment delivered on April 2, 2019 titled The Deputy […]
Patent Laws in India
Over the years, India has emerged as a prominent market for almost all industrial sectors across the globe. More entities are considering it […]
Protecting and enforcing design rights: India
Legal framework The protection of industrial designs in India is governed by a dynamic legislative framework which is aligned with advances in technology […]
The SEBI Framework For IHE Issuance Of Depositary Receipts By Indian Companies
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI“) has on October 10th 2019 issued a circular bearing number SEBI/HO/MRD/DOP1/CIR/P/2019/106 which sets out the […]
Rule That Final Relief Cannot Be Granted At Interlocutory Stage Is Not An Absolute Principle
It is well settled general proposition of law that mandatory injunction at the interlocutory stage should not normally be granted which has the […]
The Rise of E-commerce and Intermediary Liability
In recent times, there has been a spate of litigation surrounding the e-commerce space and immunities afforded to intermediaries. As almost everything can […]
Subservient Patent Vs Dominant Patent
Improvements in the old inventions remained the hall mark of most of the patents barring few breakthroughs which are game changers or pioneer’s […]
Right of commercial speech wins over generic disparagement
The fundamental law of comparative advertising is that while a person may exaggerate the claims relating to his own goods, such exaggeration must […]
RTI- Powers to the Governed versus Alleged intention to dilute it by Government
Recently, the Right to Information (Amendment) Bill, 2019 has been passed by both the houses Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha which seeks to […]