Recently in Selfdot Technologies (“appellant”) v Controller General of Patents (“respondent”) [2023:MHC:5258], the Madras High Court clarified the scope of Section 39 of […]
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It is a common principle that trademarks cannot infringe as they are inanimate and intangible entities which can commit neither good nor evil. […]