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Trade Secrets In India: Need For A Comprehensive Regulatory Review
Author: LexOrbis
‘What’s In A Name?’ Registration Of Surnames As Trademark
Have plans to use your name or surname as a trademark? Get well versed with the law first here >>
Indian GIs At Menace
Registration and Protection of Geographical Indications must gather momentum in India. Find out why >>
Delhi High Court takes notice of PIL seeking strict enforcement of filing of “Working statement” requirement under Indian Patent laws
On September 1st, 2015 the Delhi High Court admitted a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by a group of lawyers and academia demanding […]
The Delhi High Court Amendment Bill, 2015 finally saw the light of day
The much debated Delhi High Court (Amendment) Bill, 2015 was finally passed by the Parliament on 5th day of August 2015. The Amendment […]
The BOLT vs. VOLT Battle
Co-authored by Ms. Zoya Nafis, LexOrbis Associate and Mr. Ayush Puri, first year student of Campus Law Centre, University of Delhi. The present […]
Special authorship rights: the ‘Sholay’ saga!
The post is co-authored by Ms. Zoya Nafis, LexOrbis Associate and Ms. Aditi Halder, fourth year student of Symbiosis Law School, Pune. “Tera […]
IPR likely to be in the subject list of Schools in India
The post is co-authored by Ms. Zoya Nafis, LexOrbis Associate and Ms. P. Vennela, fourth year student of Amity Law School, Delhi. One […]
The battle for another CL initiates in India
Recently, Hyderabad-based pharmaceutical company Lee Pharma (herein after as “the applicant”) filed a Compulsory License (CL) Application for AstraZeneca’s diabetes management drug Saxagliptin. […]
No Patent for ‘Aquasure’
The post is co-authored by Ms. Zoya Nafis, LexOrbis Associate and Mr. Abhigyan Ashok, final year student of BBA.LL.B from Faculty of Law, […]