In the second installment of our series on Design Patents in India, BananaIP Counsels presents an analysis of critical judgments that define the scope and...
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Deciphering India’s Design Law: A Series on Noteworthy Judgments (Part 1)
Kickstarting our series on India's design law, we explore three significant verdicts that shed light on the nuances of intellectual property protection. Adoption of strikingly...
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The Calcutta High Court ruled that Geographical Indication registration for Darjeeling Tea does not give the Tea Board exclusive rights over the term Darjeeling in other contexts. This post examines the legal reasoning and its implications for intellectual property rights in India.
Read more about ‘Darjeeling’ is Not Owned by Tea BoardPatanjali mired in controversy once again
Emami filed a legal case against Patanjali for alleged infringement of its Kesh King trademark and design. The Calcutta High Court issued an interim restraint before the parties reached a settlement.
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