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Preserving the Palate: Protection of Culinary Creations under the IP Landscape

Sanskriti Rastogi

Aug 27

Preserving the Palate: Protection of Culinary Creations under the IP Landscape

This article analyzes the protectability of the distinct culinary creations under the domain of Intellectual Property Rights.

Navigating the Copyright-Copyleft Continuum in the Digital Age

Prabhsimran Kaur

Aug 23

Navigating the Copyright-Copyleft Continuum in the Digital Age

Introduction In the ever-evolving realm of Intellectual Property Rights, the concepts of copyright, copyleft and open source have...

Prior Use and Fair Competition Prevails Over Well-Known Status- The Delhi High Court Rules Against VANS Inc.

Vrinda Harmilapi

Aug 23

Prior Use and Fair Competition Prevails Over Well-Known Status- The Delhi High Court Rules Against VANS Inc.

The Delhi High Court rendered a consequential decision in the matter of VANS Inc. v. FCB [1] . The Court’s decision in this trademark...

COLOSSAL DAMAGES AMOUNTING TO USD 26 MILLION AWARDED IN A PATENT INFRINGEMENT SUIT: DELHI HIGH COURT

Pallaash Shankhdhar

Aug 22

COLOSSAL DAMAGES AMOUNTING TO USD 26 MILLION AWARDED IN A PATENT INFRINGEMENT SUIT: DELHI HIGH COURT

With the outset of securing the rights of a patentee, the Delhi High Court recently imposed colossal damages amounting to USD 26 million.

A Predictable Progression In A Technology Does Not Constitute An Inventive Step: Delhi High Court

Pallaash Shankhdhar

Aug 21

A Predictable Progression In A Technology Does Not Constitute An Inventive Step: Delhi High Court

In a patent infringement suit, the Delhi High Court held that logical progression from the prior art does not encompass an inventive step.

Delhi High Court Upholds Trade Mark Rights and Addresses Unconventional Defenses

Kanika Bansal

Aug 16

Delhi High Court Upholds Trade Mark Rights and Addresses Unconventional Defenses

Introduction Recently, the Delhi High Court rendered a landmark judgment in the trade mark infringement case of Adidas AG v. Keshav...

Delhi High Court Delineates First Sale Doctrine in the Hershey’s Case

Vrinda Harmilapi

Aug 16

Delhi High Court Delineates First Sale Doctrine in the Hershey’s Case

The Delhi High Court clarified the scope of the ‘first sale’ doctrine and addressed allegations of sale of repackaged expired chocolates.

Kanika Bansal

Aug 12

Delhi High Court Upholds Trade Mark Rights and Addresses Unconventional Defenses

Introduction Recently, the Delhi High Court rendered a landmark judgment in the trade mark infringement case of Adidas AG v. Keshav...

Lights, Camera and Legal Action: Jackie Shroff's Fight for Celebrity Integrity

Drsika Bhutani

Jun 20

Lights, Camera and Legal Action: Jackie Shroff's Fight for Celebrity Integrity

Introduction: Jackie Shroff, a veteran Bollywood actor, has recently taken legal action against the rampant misuse of his identity in the...

Supreme Court on the Regulation of Misleading Advertisements and Accountability of Public Figures

Riya Gupta

May 24

Supreme Court on the Regulation of Misleading Advertisements and Accountability of Public Figures

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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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