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Former Employees can use the Diamond Colouring Technology of their Employer, confirms the Gujarat High Court

The Gujarat High Court refused to grant an injunction to Sonani Industries against its former employees for using diamond colouring technology, citing a lack of proprietary confidential information and the expiry of the relevant know-how agreement. The Court also clarified that issues of copyright infringement would be examined during the ongoing trial.

Copyrighted Music in Wedding functions: Court orders deposit for Sangeet and Cocktail Parties

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.

Copyrights and Moral Rights over Lyrics, Tablet Strip Trade Dress, & Diabetic Sugar Brand Cases

This post analyses Delhi High Court decisions on lyricist moral rights, trade dress protection for tablet strips, and trademark revocation in the diabetic sugar sector. The cases underscore the legal importance of proper attribution, packaging distinctiveness, and the risks of trade dress copying in India.

Copyrighted Music in Restaurants, Unlicensed Movies, and Storytelling Platforms

This post analyses recent copyright cases in India, covering unlicensed music in restaurants, unauthorized movie broadcasts, and legal boundaries for storytelling platforms. It highlights the necessity of proper licensing and careful risk assessment to avoid copyright liability.

Key Judgments on Movie Rights Assignments from Madras High Court | Case Notes

This article analyses recent Madras High Court judgments on movie rights assignments in Tamil cinema. It highlights the court’s stance on the validity, clarity, and order of assignment agreements, offering essential legal insights for industry stakeholders.

Delhi High Court Fines Defendant 2 Lakhs for Infringing Use of “Sadda Pind”

The Delhi High Court has fined a Rajasthan restaurant 2 lakhs for infringing the “Sadda Pind” trademarks of a Punjab-based Cultural Living Museum. The court’s decision highlights the importance of enforcing intellectual property rights and sets a precedent for punitive action against trademark infringement in India.

Youtuber Held Liable for Unauthorized Use of Trademarks: Dabur India Limited v. Dhruv Rathee and Ors.

The Calcutta High Court’s ruling in Dabur India Limited v. Dhruv Rathee and Ors. addresses trademark and copyright infringement by a social media influencer. The decision clarifies the legal limits of criticism and the protection of brand rights under Indian law.

Weekly Copyright, Media, and Entertainment Law Updates

Key copyright, media, and entertainment law updates this week include a US court decision on Meta’s safe harbour status, Canada’s copyright term extension, and details on the upcoming Women’s IPL media rights auction. The analysis offers structured, factual insights into these developments.

Weekly Copyright, Media, and Entertainment Law Updates

This update highlights key legal developments in copyright, media, and entertainment law, including court cases in India and international regulatory actions. The bulletin offers a concise, factual analysis for legal professionals and stakeholders.

Weekly Copyright, Media, and Entertainment Law Updates

This bulletin highlights major copyright, media, and entertainment law developments, including significant Delhi High Court rulings and international legislative changes. The updates provide insight into current trends in intellectual property enforcement and digital rights.