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Prashant Kishor and the Copyright Crime That Wasn’t

In the case of Prashant Kishor v. State of Bihar, a political campaign dispute travelled into criminal law through allegations of stolen intellectual property. The court brought the…

Dr. Kalyan Kankanala · 1 Jun 2026

Weekly Copyright, Media, and Entertainment Law Updates

This week’s update highlights major Indian and international copyright, media, and entertainment law cases and developments. The bulletin provides objective analysis of recent injunctions, regulatory changes, and court…

Intellepedia · 4 Nov 2022

5 Reasons to Protect Your Trademark

Protecting your trademark through registration offers significant legal and commercial advantages. It helps prevent misuse, enables enforcement, and supports business growth. Trademark registration is essential for safeguarding your…

Intellepedia · 12 Oct 2022

Weekly News Update: Copyright and Entertainment Law

This week’s update reviews significant copyright and entertainment law events, including court cases affecting Indian films and international litigation. It highlights ongoing disputes over copyright infringement, royalty claims,…

Intellepedia · 26 Aug 2022

Weekly News Update: Copyright and Entertainment Law

This bulletin reports on recent copyright and entertainment law matters, including legal actions involving ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’, Universal Music, and Amazon. It offers a structured analysis of the…

Intellepedia · 19 Aug 2022

BananaIP launches Accessibility Law Services

BananaIP Counsels introduces Accessibility and Disability Law Services to help persons with disabilities and organisations achieve legal compliance under Indian law. The services cover accessibility audits, policy drafting,…

Intellepedia · 26 May 2022

Latest Consumer Protection Cases in 2021 – Part 1

This post reviews prominent consumer protection cases from 2021 in India, focusing on real estate and insurance disputes. The cases are examined objectively, highlighting key judicial interpretations and…

Intellepedia · 30 Sep 2021