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Copyrights

Copyright in Remix Culture: From Legal Vacuum to Structured Regulation

An analysis of India’s copyright framework and why remix culture needs clearer rules, fair licensing, and legal recognition in the digital music era.

Intellepedia · 12 Jun 2026

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XX Marks the Spot – Did the XX-Rib Design Ever Deserve Its Registration?

The Calcutta High Court has set aside the Deputy Controller's refusal to cancel a registered design for an XX-Rib pattern on TMT construction rods,…

Gaurav Mishra · 8 Jun 2026

Trademarks

Chacha in Sarees: Delhi HC on Trademark Distinctiveness

The Delhi High Court's Division Bench has reversed a Commercial Court order that dismissed Chacha Saree Bazar Pvt. Ltd.'s interim injunction application on the…

Gaurav Mishra · 4 Jun 2026

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The Indian IP Profession: A Story of Talent, Bitter Rivalry, and Lost Purpose

India's IP professionals protect everyone's intellectual property. They just haven't figured out how to protect the integrity of their own profession. A candid look…

Gaurav Mishra · 3 Jun 2026

Copyrights

Stamp Duty on Copyright Assignment: Calcutta High Court Says Exemption Applies

In the case of M/s. Emami Agrotech Limited v. The Deputy Inspector General of Registration, Range III, Hooghly & Ors., a registered copyright assignment…

Dr. Kalyan Kankanala · 2 Jun 2026

Copyrights

Prashant Kishor and the Copyright Crime That Wasn’t

In the case of Prashant Kishor v. State of Bihar, a political campaign dispute travelled into criminal law through allegations of stolen intellectual property.…

Dr. Kalyan Kankanala · 1 Jun 2026

Copyrights

Ilaiyaraaja’s Tune, Saregama’s Recording: Who Gets to Press Play?

In the case of Mr Ilaiyaraaja v. Saregama India Limited, a well known song from Moodu Pani became the centre of a layered copyright…

Dr. Kalyan Kankanala · 29 May 2026

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Philips DVD Standard Essential Patent Damages Reversed After 17 Years

In suits filed as far back as 2009, Koninklijke Philips claimed its DVD decoding patent was a standard essential patent infringed by…

Gaurav Mishra · 25 May 2026

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As AI systems grow capable of handling the routine IP tasks that occupy most Indian in-house IP teams, companies will start asking…

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