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Madras High Court Emphasizes Procedural Fairness and Natural Justice in Patent Proceedings, Sets Aside Refusal Order

Vedika Kharbanda

4 days ago

Madras High Court Emphasizes Procedural Fairness and Natural Justice in Patent Proceedings, Sets Aside Refusal Order

Introduction In a significant ruling highlighting the importance of procedural fairness in patent proceedings, the Hon’ble Madras High...

SOWING INNOVATION, REAPING RIGHTS: Revisiting Section 3(h) in Syngenta case

Teena Dutta

5 days ago

SOWING INNOVATION, REAPING RIGHTS: Revisiting Section 3(h) in Syngenta case

Introduction Section 3(h) of the Patents Act, 1970 (“ the Act ”), was enacted to protect fundamental farming practices by excluding...

Protecting Patent Rights from Procedural Lapses: Key Takeaway from Bry-Air vs. Union of India

Teena Dutta

Dec 16

Protecting Patent Rights from Procedural Lapses: Key Takeaway from Bry-Air vs. Union of India

The Hon'ble High Court of Delhi in the case of Bry-Air (Asia) Pvt. Ltd. vs. Union of India, ordered restoration of Indian Patent...

Navigating the Trademarkability Of Film Titles Through Judicial Interpretation

Muskan Kukreja & Snehal Khemka

Dec 9

Navigating the Trademarkability Of Film Titles Through Judicial Interpretation

INTRODUCTION In India, the protection of film titles is primarily governed by trademark law. Generally, movie titles, being fully...

BEYOND BORDERS: THE JOURNEY OF THE 'MOLTY' MARK

Kanika Bansal

Dec 6

BEYOND BORDERS: THE JOURNEY OF THE 'MOLTY' MARK

The Hon’ble High Court of Delhi in the case of Master Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. v. Jay Kay Coir Foam Pvt. Ltd. has directed the cancellation...

INDIA - Understanding the traditional characteristics of Section 3(p) of the Indian Patents Act

Rachita Jain and Bhavya Gupta

Dec 4

INDIA - Understanding the traditional characteristics of Section 3(p) of the Indian Patents Act

In a judgment that sheds light on the prospects of patentability of inventions concerning traditional knowledge in In dia, a Single Judge...

From Reality to Virtuality: Trademark Challenges and Protection in the Metaverse

Muskan Kukreja

Dec 3

From Reality to Virtuality: Trademark Challenges and Protection in the Metaverse

The Metaverse has rapidly emerged as one of the most talked-about technological advancements globally, with an increasing number of...

Brewed Confusion: Similar Label and Trademark Infringement

Vrinda Harmilapi

Nov 25

Brewed Confusion: Similar Label and Trademark Infringement

Introduction In the vibrant and competitive world of alcoholic beverages, brand identity plays a crucial role in establishing market...

ZITA-MET Versus XIGAMET: High Court reiterates position on Trademarks and Pharmaceutical Products

Muskan Kukreja

Nov 21

ZITA-MET Versus XIGAMET: High Court reiterates position on Trademarks and Pharmaceutical Products

In the case of Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd. v. Gleck Pharma (OPC) Pvt. Ltd., the Bombay High Court observed that while physicians,...

Regulating The Conduct of Patent Agents in Light of Instances of Negligence

Gaurvi Arora

Oct 29

Regulating The Conduct of Patent Agents in Light of Instances of Negligence

In the intricate realm of intellectual property, Patent Agents play a crucial role in managing and safeguarding patent applications....

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Cinematography Redefined: Analysing Cinematography (Amendment) Bill, 2023

INDIA: HC clarifies jurisdiction of revocation petitions and power to transfer cases between Courts

Madras HC notifies dedicated Intellectual Property Division for hearing IP Matters

From refusal to grant: India Patent Oﬃce grants a patent after the High Court orders reconsideration

INDIA: HC issues directions in view of the recurrent unreasoned orders passed by the Patent Office

HC holds no flexibility for filing request for extension to file national phase patent application

India: Draft Patent (Amendment) Rules, 2023 published, comments invited from Stakeholders

Digital Health

Redbull's fight for “wings”; IPAB dismisses Red Bull’s petition for not being a “Person Aggrieved”

IPAB holds claims of divisional must be derived from claims of parent (not just from specification)

Madras High Court Emphasizes Procedural Fairness and Natural Justice in Patent Proceedings, Sets Aside Refusal Order

SOWING INNOVATION, REAPING RIGHTS: Revisiting Section 3(h) in Syngenta case

Protecting Patent Rights from Procedural Lapses: Key Takeaway from Bry-Air vs. Union of India

Navigating the Trademarkability Of Film Titles Through Judicial Interpretation

BEYOND BORDERS: THE JOURNEY OF THE 'MOLTY' MARK

INDIA - Understanding the traditional characteristics of Section 3(p) of the Indian Patents Act

From Reality to Virtuality: Trademark Challenges and Protection in the Metaverse

Brewed Confusion: Similar Label and Trademark Infringement

ZITA-MET Versus XIGAMET: High Court reiterates position on Trademarks and Pharmaceutical Products

Regulating The Conduct of Patent Agents in Light of Instances of Negligence

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