Louis Vuitton succeeded in a trademark infringement case against a South Korean restaurant with a similar name and logo. The court’s decision under Korean law underscores the significance of protecting well-known brands. This case highlights key legal principles in trademark and unfair competition law.
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The Delhi High Court recently considered whether different numeral trademarks can be deceptively similar, focusing on the marks ‘1001’ and ‘6004’ in a paint industry dispute. The decision clarifies that use of different numerals as trade marks does not automatically lead to infringement without deceptive similarity.
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The Haryana Government has introduced a scheme to support MSMEs with financial assistance for patent registrations. Eligible enterprises can receive up to Rs 25 lakh as reimbursement for patent-related expenses, fostering innovation and intellectual property protection in the state.
Read more about Just Launched: Patent Incentives for MSMEs in HaryanaI got (NO) power-IPRS restrained from issuing licenses by Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court has restrained IPRS from issuing licenses for the works of Chitra Jagjit Singh and late Jagjit Singh, following a dispute over the society’s legal status. This decision clarifies the authority of copyright societies in India and protects the rights of copyright holders.
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The USTR’s 2016 Special 301 Report places India on the Priority Watch List for its IP protection framework, while commending Pakistan for notable advancements. This assessment has significant implications for India’s IP policy and international standing.
Read more about USTR finds Pakistan better than India in IP Protection.Business Value from IP- A Presentation by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala at CII Vizag
The following presentation was given by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala, Managing Partner BananaIP , at the 'Sensitization Seminar on IPR for Electronics and ICT Sectors'...
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The following presentation was given by Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala, Managing Partner BananaIP , at the 'Sensitization Seminar on IPR for Electronics and ICT Sectors'...
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The Delhi High Court’s ruling in Apple Inc. v. Rohit Singh & Another explores the nuances of passing off and trademark distinctiveness in software. The decision highlights the challenges faced by developers in protecting proprietary marks amid overlapping functional features.
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The Wisconsin Federal Court awarded 940 million dollars against TCS for trade secret misappropriation in a case filed by Epic Systems. This landmark judgment highlights the critical importance of confidentiality and compliance for Indian IT firms operating internationally.
Read more about TCS Liable for Trade Secret Misappropriation – Wisconsin Federal Court Grants 940 Million Dollars as DamagesLee and BDR decision – the End of Compulsory Licenses?!
The Lee and BDR decisions signal a shift in the landscape of compulsory licensing in India. This post examines the legal and policy developments leading to these outcomes, highlighting their implications for the Indian pharmaceutical industry.
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