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Flipkart’s Latching On Feature and Trademark Passing Off

This case note discusses how the Delhi High Court addressed trademark passing off arising from Flipkart’s latching on feature. The court’s directions mandate brand gating to protect trademark owners from unauthorized sellers.

Obligations of Marketplace E-commerce entities and Inventory E-commerce entities.

This post examines the legal obligations and liabilities for marketplace and inventory e-commerce entities under Indian law. It highlights the key compliance requirements and distinguishes between the two models as per the proposed amendments to the Consumer Protection E-Commerce Rules.

Google to Launch Cloud Gaming Service Stadia on November 19, Donald Trump Joins Amazon’s Twitch, Amazon Music to Feature on Apple TVs and more

This bulletin examines Google’s Stadia launch, AMC’s streaming entry, and Amazon Music’s expansion to Apple TV. It also analyses recent legal developments in e-commerce and environmental concerns around packaging in India.

Court Gives ‘Mission Mangal’ the Green Signal, Copyright Infringement Suits against P&G and Lady Gaga, Amazon to Acquire Stake in Future Retail, and more

The bulletin analyses recent legal news in entertainment and e-commerce, including the Bombay High Court’s clearance of ‘Mission Mangal’ and ongoing copyright disputes involving global brands. It also covers regulatory actions and strategic business moves impacting India’s intellectual property and retail sectors.

SC Set Aside Padmaavat’s Ban, Dragon Box’s Copyright Trouble, Patanjali’s Expansion Plans and More Weekly Copyright and Entertainment Law News and Updates

This week’s legal updates feature the Supreme Court lifting Padmaavat’s ban, Dragon Box’s copyright trouble in the US, and Patanjali’s expansion into e-commerce. The post also presents key Indian copyright filing statistics and practical tips for e-commerce contracts.

CHANEL’S WIN AGAINST COUNTERFEITERS

Chanel’s successful lawsuit against counterfeiters on Amazon underscores the growing threat of online trademark infringement. The case serves as a precedent for luxury brands and highlights the need for effective anti-counterfeiting policies in e-commerce.

Trademark Infringement on E-Commerce platforms: Google AdWord case

The Rosetta Stone v. Google case explores trademark infringement in the context of Google AdWords and e-commerce platforms. The legal proceedings underscore how courts assess consumer confusion and the functional use of trademarks in online advertising.