In India, online brand disparagement has become a major issue due to the rapid growth of social media, influencer marketing, and digital content […]
The growth of online advertising and e-commerce has made territorial jurisdiction in intellectual property disputes more difficult to determine. When infringing or disparaging […]
Trademark disputes at the interim stage often turn on competing claims of prior use, registration and goodwill. The courts are not expected to […]
The reasons for refusing registration under Section 9 of the Trademarks Act, 1999 are intended to stop marks from being registered if they […]
When it comes to cases involving descriptive trademarks, courts must find a balance between preventing people from monopolising common trade expressions and protecting […]
Trademark disputes that involve identical marks rely on the priority, goodwill, territorial reputation and the effect of registration to identify the rights of […]
The rapid growth of online gaming platforms has intensified concerns surrounding the misuse of well-known brands and copyrighted digital assets by rogue operators […]
Under the Trade Marks Act, 1999, trademarks that are likely to deceive the public or cause confusion as to the geographical origin of […]
Trademark disputes commonly require courts to balance competing claims of registration, prior use, reputation, and honest adoption. Indian trademark law recognises the rights […]
The law of passing off under Section 27(2) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 protects the goodwill and reputation associated with marks that […]
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