Design piracy and recovery of damages after the expiration of suit design, a contentious issue, has come to the forefront in a recent […]
Similarity in pressure cooker designs found by Court, resulting in damages after expiry
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Enhancing efficiency in trademark disputes: consolidating proceedings
Trademark disputes can often lead to multiple legal proceedings across different courts and branches of the Trade Marks Registry, creating… Read the article […]
Sports, Technology, and Patents – 8 The Players are Ready, Thank You! – Hardcourts in Tennis
There are few outdoor sports where players demand silence before they commence play and get it too. One of the rare ones is […]
Artist agreement breach and importance of safeguarding artiste rights
In the realm of the entertainment industry, a notable legal dispute has surfaced: the case of Divya Spandana versus Gulmohur Films Private Limited. […]
Salient Features of the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill, 2023
Ever since the right to privacy was recognised as a fundamental right by the Supreme Court in 2017, the legislature has sought to […]
Digital competition law committee to finalise report by August 2023
The Government-appointed Digital Competition Law Panel is expected to finalise its comprehensive report by August 2023. With the involvement of… Read the article […]
Modified SIPP scheme proves to be a boon for startups
The progress made in the intellectual property (IP) regime during recent decades has been fuelled by the government’s many financial and support incentives, […]
Claims of Transnational Reputation Need Corroboration and Cannot Be Mere Assertions
In the recent case of Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha vs Tech Square Engineering Pvt Ltd, the Delhi High Court rejected Toyota’s rectification petitions […]
Examining the intersection of online fantasy sports with personality rights
As we immerse in the exponential digital growth in India and internationally, we find ourselves coming face to face with the growing realities […]
Understanding public use and the loss of novelty
India: Understanding public use and the loss of novelty The novelty requirement is the sine qua non of every patent law. The term ‘novelty’ is […]