A right to claim priority from an as-filed application is not just restricted to an applicant of the Priority application, but may be […]
Safely Claiming Priority From A Patent-Application Filed By Different-Applicant
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Delhi High Court grants injunction in an ex-parte suit, but avoids awarding punitive damages and well known status
In a recent case Verizon Trademark Services LLC (Plaintiff) &Ors v. Mr. Parth Solanki &Anr (Defendents) reported in 2018 (73) PTC 192 [DEL], […]
The Scrumptious Art– IP Protection To Food Plating Styles
Eating, in contemporary times, has escalated from being just a routinely activity to a wholesome and elemental experience. In order to carve through […]
WORKING STATEMENT: A UNIQUE LEGAL REQUIREMENT UNDER INDIAN PATENT LAWS
The filing of an annual working statement by the patentee and licensees thereof of a granted patent in India is a unique, but […]
Another LexOrbis lawyer qualifies Advocate-on-record (AOR) exam of Supreme Court of India
We take immense pleasure to announce that Swati Setia has successfully cleared the Advocate on Record examination of the Supreme Court of Indian […]
Issue Of Inheritance: Family Trade Mark Dispute
With the long journey of a small family businesses turning into big, the disputes relating to the name and legacy of fathers and […]
Flashback 2017 – Supreme Court of India on Trademark Jurisprudence
The year 2017 has been instrumental in shaping the evolving IP Jurisprudence in India, with the Hon’ble Supreme Court having decided and heard […]
Corporate branding key to stronger enforceability
Corporate branding is essentially the practice of promoting the name of a corporate entity as a brand in the larger sense as opposed […]
YEZDI motorcycle vs YEZDI footwear – Delhi High court prima facie decides against YEZDI motorcycle
Who has not heard the name of legendary YEZDI motorcycle!!! At least amongst the motorcycle enthusiasts in India and probably worldwide, the name […]
Experimentation / Research Exemption In Indian Patent Law: Scope And Ambit Of Section 47(3) Remains Uncertain!
Statutory Evolution At the time of Independence, India’s patent regime was governed by the Patents and Designs Act, 1911. Shortly after Independence, in […]