LexOrbis is delighted to announce the opening of its new office in Chennai, India. This strategic expansion aims to extend the firm’s physical […]
LexOrbis Strengthens its IP Footprint with Chennai Expansion
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Mom’s Magic faces backlash “Out of the Blue” by Good Day: The Principle of Anti Dissection versus Overall Similarities
In a recent trademark dispute, Britannia Industries Limited (Plaintiff) and ITC (Defendant) found themselves at odds over the packaging of their respective biscuit […]
Effects of the Draft Patent Rules, 2023 on Pharma Industry
A couple of months back, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry published the Draft Patents (Amendment) Rules,2023, with various changes to the rules, […]
When The Claim Of Disparaging Advertising Gets Far Too Stretched!
In a recent case, Tata Sons Pvt. Ltd. and Tata Consumer Products Ltd. (“Plaintiffs”) brought a suit before the Hon’ble Delhi High Court […]
IP Courts Revisiting the Scope of Claims Amendment
After the milestone verdict of the Delhi High Court in Allergan v Controller (2023:DHC:515), now it is time for patent strategists to rejoice over landmark […]
Delhi High Court’s Insightful Decision in favour of Japan Patent Office against misuse of its Logo by Indian Entities
The Japan Patent Office (plaintiff) recently filed a lawsuit against 3 defendants: M/s. A2Z Glass & Glazing Co. & Ors., M/s Future Architectural Glass Fitting & M/s […]
Designs Laws and Regulations India 2024
The relevant design authority in India is the Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks, headquartered in Kolkata; the other […]
Territorial Jurisdiction In Matters Relating To Trademark And Copyright Suits Revisited
In a recent decision of the Gujarat High Court, Hasmukhbhai Bhagwanbhai Patel versus Husenali Anwarali Charaniya1 in its order dated September 25, 2023, the Court […]
International Comparative Legal Guide – Franchise 2024 India
Consumer demand is poised for growth in India, especially since there is a largely unserved market to be capitalised in tier-2 and tier-3 […]
Analysis of the Delhi High Court’s Judgment in Raytheon Company vs Controller General of Patents and Designs
Sections 3 and 4 of the Indian Patents Act 1970 provide a list of subject matter considered non-patentable in India. For example, for […]