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The Indian patent opposition system offers structured processes for pre-grant and post grant challenges to patent validity. This post outlines the procedures, grounds, and key advantages of opposition proceedings under Indian patent law.
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The post analyses recent entertainment trademark news, copyright cases, and international licensing updates. Key legal developments and practical suggestions are provided for businesses, with a focus on risk mitigation and compliance.
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This post provides a comparative analysis of trademark protection for movie titles in the US and India. It examines USPTO registration criteria and explores how single film titles are treated under both legal frameworks.
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This post explores whether film censorship in India remains justified, given the evolution of the film spectator’s intelligence and access to information. It advocates for a shift in the Censor Board’s role, focusing on certification rather than pre-censorship.
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The post examines how Indian trademark law protects movie titles, focusing on the registration process and the concept of secondary meaning. It outlines the legal distinctions between series and single film titles and the importance of acquiring exclusive rights through registration.
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A comprehensive look at recent trademark stats, branding, licensing, and domain name disputes, with insights from BananaIP Counsels. The post examines important cases and offers practical trademark tips for legal compliance.
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The Indian Patent Office’s 2015-2016 annual report details a marked increase in patent filings, led by Samsung and featuring major developments from IBM. The post covers patent statistics, notable litigation, and essential patent management tips in a structured, analytical format.
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This post discusses leading Indian cases on royalty rights in sound recordings and underlying literary and musical works. It clarifies the legal framework for royalty payments in FM broadcasts and public performances, focusing on the rights of music companies versus lyricists and composers.
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