The Delhi High Court restrains Festival House Immersive from using ‘Candlelight’ for concerts, in a notable trademark case filed by Fever Labs, a global live entertainment platform.
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Product by Process Patent Claims are Product Claims, not Process Claims, rules the Delhi High Court
In a landmark decision, the Delhi High Court clarifies the nature of product by process patent claims in the ferric carboxymaltose dispute between Vifor International and MSN Labs.
Read more about Product by Process Patent Claims are Product Claims, not Process Claims, rules the Delhi High CourtUse of Akshay Tanna’s persona and reputation on social media for investment scams taken down
The Delhi High Court has mandated the takedown of fraudulent social media activities exploiting Akshay Tanna’s reputation for investment scams
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Exploring successful settlements in IP disputes involving Asian Paints, Colorbar, Pfizer, and their counterparts, showcasing effective dispute resolution outside of court.
Read more about Patent and Trademark Dispute SettlementsCourt refuses injunction against Bhanushali’s “Main Atal Hoon”
Denial of injunction for ‘Main Atal Hoon’ by Bombay High Court clarifies legal stance on film adaptations of public domain subjects and copyright disputes.
Read more about Court refuses injunction against Bhanushali’s “Main Atal Hoon”Sequoia Trademark on Social Media, Distributor’s Trademark Rights, and Rectification Petition after Suit
Case notes relating to recent trademark cases involving social media misuse, distributor rights, and when rectification can be filed post-suit, based on recent court rulings.
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The Delhi High Court rules a ₹1 Lakh deposit for Sangeet and Cocktail party music, impacting wedding event licensing. This decision addresses copyright laws and sets a precedent for music usage at private functions, highlighting the legalities of playing copyrighted music and the necessity for obtaining proper licenses.
Read more about Copyrighted Music in Wedding functions: Court orders deposit for Sangeet and Cocktail PartiesReversal of unreasoned and invalid Patent refusals based on Section 3(d), Novelty, and Inventive Step
Exploring recent High Court judgments overturning patent application refusals, highlighting the importance of detailed reasoning and thorough consideration in patent office decisions.
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Explore recent trademark cases: Barclays Premier League’s suit, Apollo’s well-known status, and the Roobini vs. Rubam palm oil dispute. These cases highlight principles for composite marks, well-known mark criteria, and confusion risk for average consumers. Essential insights for IP professionals and businesses.
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Analyzing the Bombay High Court’s decision on PPL and Novex’s right to license music, despite not being copyright societies, under the Copyright Act.
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