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Clock patents, Pizza and Paratha patents, Food patents, Solar wall paper, Terrorism / safety patents, Unique seminar on patents, Haier v. Samsung and LG, Caterpillar patent infringement, Request for examination, Patent Tip of the Week and more.

This weekly update features Indian patent statistics, innovative patent filings in food and technology, and major international infringement cases. It also covers a unique upcoming seminar for corporate inventors and offers expert tips on expediting patent examination.

Right to Privacy and Entertainment, Copyrights and Terrorism, Corruption in IPO, Geronimo Stilton Merchandise and More

This article explores major changes in entertainment and copyright law in India, including privacy rights, copyright’s connection to crime, and new merchandising developments. The post provides legal updates and expert commentary relevant to practitioners and industry stakeholders.

Laxmi Brooms and Trade Marks, Attari v. Nestlé , Ferrari’s Trade Mark Use, Saffron GI and more.

This post reviews key trade mark cases and news from India and abroad, including legal updates on religious names, infringement actions, and GI applications. It also covers trade mark licensing developments and practical tips for businesses.

Braille Patents, Self-repairing phone patents, Cloaking device patents, Harmful designs, WIPO training program, IPR MoU, unique seminar on patents, Zydus v. Aptalis, Ericsson v. Wiko, Trade secret theft, Free patent search, Patent Tip of the Week and more.

This weekly update covers key developments in Indian patent news including breakthrough inventions, patent statistics, government IPR initiatives, and major patent disputes. Expert attorneys from BananaIP Counsels provide insights and practical tips for inventors and entrepreneurs.

Game of Thrones and Criminals, Akshay Kumar’s ‘Toilet…Ek Prem Katha’ Relief, Uber’ infotainment, Monkey Selfie case and more.

This update examines key legal developments in Indian copyright and entertainment law, including recent court rulings, digital rights deals, and industry trends. It offers structured, factual insights relevant to film licensing and online streaming.

Pink Color Trade Mark, Pest Control Case, India Licensing Expo, Booking.com’s trade mark registration and more

This post covers notable trade mark developments in India and abroad, including court decisions, licensing events, and GI registrations. It offers analytical insights into recent trademark statistics and legal issues relevant to Indian practitioners.

Controller’s Public Notice to file Examination Reports

The Controller has issued a public notice requiring responses to trademark examination reports by 15th September 2017. Applicants and attorneys are advised to check the published lists and respond promptly to avoid abandonment.

Colorful Solar Patents, Talking Gloves, Spiritual Healing Patents, Bladeless Fan, Unique Patent Seminar, Roche v. Delhi High Court, Gamevice v. Nintendo, Apple v. Qualcomm, Submission of Priority Documents, Patent Tip of the Week and more.

This weekly update explores Indian patent news, featuring technological innovations, patent statistics, litigation developments, and regulatory changes. It offers insights into the latest inventions and practical guidance for patent applicants, reflecting a structured and objective approach.

Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan’s licensing deals, Lipstick and Harry Ashok Kumar Orders, Kajal Agarwal’s publicity rights, Akshay Kumar Toilet….Relief, Copyright and Bihar and more

This post examines significant copyright and entertainment law updates in India, including Bollywood licensing deals and major legal rulings. It offers an analytical perspective on recent court decisions and industry practices concerning publicity rights and copyright protection.

Copyrights and Jokes: Father Went to Church: ha ha ha

This article provides a structured analysis of how Indian copyright law applies to jokes, covering originality, infringement, and fair dealing. It offers practical insights for creators and users regarding the legal limits and protections for jokes.