The Delhi High Court has ordered the removal of social media accounts impersonating Akshay Tanna for investment scams. The Court granted an exparte injunction, restraining further misuse of his persona for fraudulent purposes.
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This weekly report analyses Indian patent and design statistics for 26th January to 2nd February 2024, detailing city-wise publications, grants, and design registrations. The data reflects emerging trends in intellectual property filings across major Indian cities.
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The Bombay High Court declined to grant an interim injunction against Main Atal Hoon, finding that the film’s content was based on public domain events and thus not subject to copyright infringement. The decision also denied specific performance, citing the impracticality of court supervision in such matters.
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This post discusses recent Indian cases on trademark misuse across social media, distributor trademark rights, and procedural nuances of rectification petitions after infringement suits. The analysis highlights significant judicial observations and established legal principles.
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The Delhi High Court ordered a deposit for playing copyrighted music during sangeet and cocktail parties, addressing legal exemptions under Indian copyright law. This post examines the Court’s reasoning and the implications for music use at wedding functions.
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This report analyses Indian patent and design statistics for January 19th to 26th, 2024, with a focus on application trends, grants, and city-wise data. The findings provide a clear, objective view of current developments in Indian intellectual property.
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This post analyses the challenges and opportunities in protecting and enforcing intellectual property for generative AI inventions. Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala offers structured guidance on leveraging IP for AI startups within the current legal context.
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The post analyses the draft film accessibility guidelines in India, offering expert legal comments and practical suggestions for improvement. It discusses responsibility allocation, definition clarity, and recommendations to enhance accessibility for persons with disabilities in cinema.
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This post reviews three High Court decisions reversing unreasoned patent refusals in India, focusing on Section 3(d), novelty, and inventive step. The courts stressed the need for considering applicant submissions and proper reasoning in refusal orders.
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