This update reviews key patent law developments in India and globally, including Amazon’s new drone patent and the Apple-Qualcomm dispute. Landmark cases and industry news are analysed for clarity and factual accuracy.
Read more about Landmark cases, Amazon’s interesting patent, Apple and Qualcomm dispute.First Amendment to WTO comes into force
The first amendment to the WTO TRIPS Agreement permits compulsory licensing for pharmaceutical exports to countries lacking manufacturing capacity. India implemented this provision through Section 92A of its Patents Act, reinforcing its commitment to global public health.
Read more about First Amendment to WTO comes into forceFundamentals of Intellectual Property – A Presentation at IIM-Bangalore
Dr Kalyan Kankanala’s presentation at IIM Bangalore covers essential aspects of intellectual property, including patents, trademarks, and copyrights. The session highlights the business value of IP and practical examples, offering a clear overview for professionals.
Read more about Fundamentals of Intellectual Property – A Presentation at IIM-BangaloreUnderstanding Software Inventions in India and US
The post examines software patentability in India and the US, focusing on statutory exclusions, recent guidelines, and case law. It discusses current standards and the ongoing evolution of legal interpretations for computer-related inventions.
Read more about Understanding Software Inventions in India and USHrithik, Beyonce, Infringement, Bombay High Court
This update explores recent copyright infringement cases before the Bombay High Court, shifts in entertainment licensing, and disputes around celebrity publicity rights. It analyses legal developments in digital media and government policies affecting the entertainment sector.
Read more about Hrithik, Beyonce, Infringement, Bombay High CourtIs it really time to break Patents in India?
This post analyses recent calls to dismantle the patent system in India, offering a structured critique of such arguments. It emphasises the importance of a balanced approach that integrates both open innovation and patent protection for sustained technological progress.
Read more about Is it really time to break Patents in India?Delhi High Court dismisses Sun Pharma’s plea against Mylan; Nilambur Teak to get GI tag? and much more.
The update discusses the Delhi High Court’s decision in Sun Pharma’s trademark case against Mylan and the potential GI tag for Nilambur Teak. It also covers trademark office initiatives, major trademark acquisitions, and international developments in the field of intellectual property.
Read more about Delhi High Court dismisses Sun Pharma’s plea against Mylan; Nilambur Teak to get GI tag? and much more.Weekly Updates
BananaIP Counsels presents a structured review of the week’s Indian patent news, including legal cases, government initiatives, and international updates. The report offers factual insights and analysis consistent with the academic standards of Indian IP law.
Read more about Weekly UpdatesRoyalty Rights in Sound Recordings, Lyrics & Musical Works – Part 1
This article examines the complex structure of royalty rights in sound recordings, lyrics, and musical works under Indian law. It discusses copyright ownership, licensing, and the roles of copyright societies with reference to relevant statutes and case law.
Read more about Royalty Rights in Sound Recordings, Lyrics & Musical Works – Part 1Apple sues Qualcomm again, Major Setback to Bayer, Delhi HC allows export of patented drug and much more.
This update highlights key events in intellectual property law, including Apple’s lawsuit against Qualcomm and Bayer’s loss in the Delhi High Court. Further, it discusses recent trademark and patent disputes as well as upcoming conferences, offering an objective legal perspective.
Read more about Apple sues Qualcomm again, Major Setback to Bayer, Delhi HC allows export of patented drug and much more.