The Intelligent Manufacturing Summit 2025, organised by CII, was held on June 25 in Chennai and explored the next frontier of smart manufacturing […]
Intelligent Manufacturing Summit 2025
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7th Annual IPR India Summit 2025
The 7th Annual IPR India Summit 2025, held on June 24–25 in Mumbai, addressed several pressing developments, including the Indian Patent (Amendment) Rules, […]
India’s Intellectual Property Transformation: A Revolution Led By Steady Reforms And Digital Push
In a press release by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry dated July 22, 2025, the significant milestones achieved by the country’s growing […]
Pro Tem Security Deposit Order: A New Normal In SEP Disputes
Quick on the heels of the Delhi High Court order (July 1, 2025) directing the South Korean Firm to Deposit INR 290 Crores […]
Diss my products and I’ll see you in court
In Dabur India Limited v Patanjali Ayurved Limited and Anr, Delhi High Court dealt with comparative advertising and the limits of commercial speech in […]
Combating AI deepfakes: The face of fraud has no IP rights
The rise of AI and deepfake technology is a challenge to industries and legal systems globally. Extremely realistic audiovisual manipulations generated by machine […]
ECTA Annual Conference 2025
Bringing together the global IP community, the ECTA Annual Conference 2025 in Berlin sparked lively discussions on innovation, enforcement, and the future of […]
Protecting Copyright, Designs And Confidentiality: Analysing The Inox India vs Cryogas Case
The legal intersection of copyright, industrial design and confidentiality of proprietary confidential information has long posed a challenge in the Indian IP landscape. […]
Intermediary liability not absolute in IP infringement
Online platforms have revolutionised how goods and services are bought, sold and advertised. However, determining intermediary liability has been a problem in IP […]
Comparative Advertising Shouldn’t Leave A Stain On Brand Reputation
In the case of Hindustan Unilever Limited v. RSPL Limited, underlining the fine line between comparative advertising and defamation, the Delhi High Court […]