Co-authored by Ms. Divya Srinivasan, LexOrbis Associate and Ms. Ragini Gupta, third year student of National Law University, Jodhpur. Perhaps the most […]
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Opposing Patent Rights
A patent is a set of exclusive rights granted to an inventor or assignee for disclosing and working the invention in a specific […]
Trademark Infringement: H&M or HM?
Amidst the multiplicity of IP disputes, this is yet another classic case of a multinational corporation’s dispute against an Indian company. Swedish clothing […]
Christmas came early this year: Copyrights to Santa song returned to original composer!
Co-authored by Ms. Shristi Bansal, LexOrbis Associate and Ms. Rushali Srivastava, third year student of Institute of Law, Nirma University, Ahmedabad. It is going […]
A Tale of Johnny Rockets and TM Infringement woes
Theme based restaurants are popular not only for the ‘theme’ they deal with but also the exemplary visual appeal they bring along with […]
The Story of ‘Wraps’: Donair vs Donair Trademark Infringement
These days fast food chains are a sensation and have their own fan following; be it regular junk food eaters or fast food […]
Cascading Divisional Patent Applications in India
Divisional patent applications, as the name suggests are those patent applications that have been derived from another patent application. Section 16 of Indian […]
Slogans/Taglines: Sure shot way to advertising success?
In today’s competitive world, companies continuously try to come up with unique advertisements to promote and create awareness of their goods and services. […]
14- salient features of Draft Patents (Amendment) Rules 2015
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has published Draft Patents (Amendment) Rules, 2015. Some of the salient features of the Draft Patent (Amendment) […]
Top 5 reasons why Start-ups/SME/MSMEs should file for Trademark first!
#1 People register their company before starting a business to give legal identity to the business, but they sometimes forget to register their […]