Recent court cases in India clarify key aspects of data protection, privacy, and the right to be forgotten. The post analyses legal rulings on misuse of confidential data and intermediary obligations, reflecting the growing importance of privacy rights under Indian law.
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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.
Read more about Weekly Copyright, Media, and Entertainment Law UpdatesLauren Conrad Sued Over Infringing Photograph, Russian Internet Firm Sues Twitch, Court Orders USD 1 Billion Penalty for Cox Communications and more
This post examines notable copyright infringement lawsuits in the entertainment sector, including actions against Lauren Conrad, Twitch, and Cox Communications. It provides an objective legal analysis of recent judicial decisions and industry responses to intellectual property disputes.
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This post examines key Indian court decisions on trademarking god’s names, analysing issues of distinctiveness and monopoly. The discussion highlights why courts have restricted exclusive rights over common religious names in trademark law.
Read more about Trademarking the name of God? Huh! – Part 2Case Study – Trademark for Film Titles
This article examines the trademark protection of film titles in India, highlighting legal requirements and judicial precedents. It addresses the significance of secondary meaning and the impact of key court decisions on enforcing film title trademarks.
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This article explores how public interest has guided Indian patent law, often supporting generic drug companies over innovators. It argues for a balanced approach to public interest that considers both affordability and pharmaceutical innovation.
Read more about Generication of Public InterestCopyright for Old Songs, Cases Against Accidental Prime Minister, Court Dismisses Raymond MD’s Plea, Works from 1923 in Public Domain and More
This post examines recent copyright cases in India, including issues involving old songs, film controversies, and new public domain works. It also reviews copyright registration trends and significant international copyright and licensing updates.
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This post examines two landmark Indian cases where courts declined temporary injunctions in patent infringement suits. The judgments clarify the principles guiding interim relief, including the need for a prima facie case and a favourable balance of convenience.
Read more about Temporary Injunction CasesTrade Marking a Face?, Corona Beer weds Corona Lime, Madhya Pradesh Basmati isn’t Basmati, and other News
The bulletin covers key updates in Indian trade mark law, including statistics, licensing developments, and GI tag decisions. It offers an objective analysis of recent legal cases and industry trends.
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The Bombay High Court’s decision on Hollywood copyright infringement by Bollywood set a new legal precedent in India. This post analyses the case, its implications for the Indian film industry, and its influence on copyright protection and industry practices.
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