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The US courts have confirmed that most Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson stories are in the public domain. This decision clarifies the legal status of these iconic characters and enables their free use without licensing from the Conan Doyle Estate.
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Dr. Kalyan Kankanala’s presentation at IIM Bangalore offers a structured overview of intellectual property and licensing. He discusses core concepts, recent cases, and the various types of licenses with analytical clarity.
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Dr. Kalyan Kankanala’s NLSIU presentations provide a structured overview of patent law in India and the core patentability requirements. The content includes case law analysis and practical examples, reflecting updated legal developments.
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The featherbed frame, designed for Norton in 1949, marked a major advancement in motorcycle chassis technology. With superior stiffness and handling, it became a benchmark for motorcycle construction and remains influential today.
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This post examines the doctrine of foreign equivalents in trademark law, focusing on its use in assessing confusion and descriptiveness of foreign word marks. The analysis covers legal standards, key cases, and the doctrine’s practical limitations.
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This post describes the different types of patent applications available under Indian law and their essential procedural requirements. It provides clarity on the patent process in India, focusing on application types, filing priorities, and statutory conditions.
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This post discusses Section 9(2) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999, examining key grounds for refusing trademark registration in India. It covers deception, religious susceptibilities, obscenity, and legal prohibitions in trademark law.
Read more about Grounds for Refusal of Trademark Registration – Part IIWell Knownness of a Trademark – Part II – Popularity among Substantial Segment of Public
The post analyses the legal benchmarks for establishing a trademark as well known, emphasizing the necessity of recognition among a substantial segment of relevant consumers. It discusses case law and evidentiary standards required to demonstrate such reputation in Indian trademark law.
Read more about Well Knownness of a Trademark – Part II – Popularity among Substantial Segment of PublicHow to Determine Well Knownness of a Trademark – Part 1 -Trade Marks Act, 1999
This post discusses the key statutory and judicial factors for determining the well knownness of a trademark under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It highlights the legal criteria and relevant case law, emphasising the need for jurisdiction-specific evidence.
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