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ISA for PCT applications, Bike Phone Charger patent, Toilet Patent for fishermen, Internet of Things (IoT) Patents, Apple and Nokia settlement, Automatic Patent Grant – Brazilian PTO, Patent Backlog, Patent Tip of the Week and more

This week’s update examines Indian patent statistics, highlights unique patent filings such as IoT devices and portable toilets, and discusses major international patent settlements. The post also provides guidance on selecting an International Search Authority for PCT applications, reflecting an analytical and structured approach to patent news.

Akshay Kumar’s Toilet EK Prem Katha in copyright trouble, Game of Thrones: 90 Million infringement, Copyright Board by year end, Netflix’s copyright infringement and more.

This post examines recent copyright infringement cases involving Bollywood, Netflix, and Game of Thrones. It also highlights regulatory updates and strategic considerations in entertainment law, offering objective insights from industry experts.

Can a delay in filing a PCT National Phase application in India be condoned? An interesting case on Rule 138 of The Patent Rules, 2003 (Amendment 2016)

This post discusses a Delhi High Court decision on whether the delay in filing a PCT national phase patent application in India can be condoned under Rule 138. The analysis centres on the judicial interpretation of the Controller’s powers and the consequences of non-compliance by subordinate authorities.

Harry Potter Trade Marks, Amazon’s legal battle, Hotstar’s agreement with CBS Corp., and more

This bulletin summarises Indian and global trademark updates, including Harry Potter emblem filings, Amazon’s ongoing legal battle, and Hotstar’s agreement with CBS Corp. It also provides Indian trademark statistics and practical guidance on trademark clearance searches.

PCT National phase delay condonation, Startups, Cow-dung / Urine Patents, Meditation Patents, Smart Toilet Patents, Latest Patent Judgments, IPO slows down, Apple and Qualcomm settlement, Post dating, Patent Tip of the Week and more

This week’s patent news analyses PCT national phase delay condonation, patent statistics, and notable innovations from Indian startups. The post also reviews significant court rulings and provides expert legal insights on patent post dating.

Shah Rukh Khan‘s Chat Bot, Shemaroo v. Universal Cable Network, Spotify in copyright trouble and more

The post examines recent copyright infringement cases involving Shemaroo, Universal Cable Network, and Spotify, with a focus on digital licensing in entertainment. It provides practical guidance for rights management in India’s evolving media landscape.

Rasna trademark infringement, trademarks and GST, Amazon’s ‘meal-kit’ trademark, Celebrity Domain Names and more

The post reviews the latest in trademark law, including the Rasna infringement case, GST’s impact on trademark registrations, and Amazon’s meal-kit trademark filing. It also discusses domain name disputes involving celebrities and recent licensing updates, offering legal insights into brand protection.

Patents, Startups, Innovations, Interesting Patents and Designs, Government Updates, Latest Patent Disputes, Eli Lilly versus Actavis, Doctrine of Equivalents, Patent Tip of the Week and more.

This update covers recent trends in Indian patent filings, grants, and innovative developments by startups and established firms. It also discusses government initiatives, significant patent disputes, and provides a practical tip on using patent-related designations. The analysis is objective and based on current data and legal standards.

Amitabh Bachchan sends copyright infringement notice to Aam Admi Party Leader Kumar Vishwas, Dhinchak Pooja’s videos taken down from YouTube due to copyright infringement claims, Monkey-Selfie Copyright suit returns to Court, IIFA comes out with official merchandise and more

This post explores recent developments in copyright infringement and entertainment law in India, including high-profile notices, YouTube takedowns, and licensing updates. It also highlights international copyright disputes and provides practical legal tips for rights holders.

GST implication on trademark registered goods, Saint Mother Teresa’s blue bordered saree gets trademark protection, Lidi in legal trouble with Kroger and more.

This article analyses GST implications on trademark registered goods, recent Indian and international trademark disputes, and notable government efforts to promote IPR awareness. Key cases such as Yahoo’s trademark win and Mother Teresa’s saree trademark are discussed with a focus on clarity and legal accuracy.