Indian IP Office issues Accessibility Guidelines for Persons with Disabilities

The Indian IP Office has released guidelines to enhance accessibility and provide reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities. These measures aim to support inclusive participation in IP matters and ensure compliance with recent legal standards.

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NON FUNGIBLE TOKENS (NFTs) ON PATENTS: A BREAKTHROUGH IN THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY REGIME?

This article explores the potential of NFTs to revolutionise patent ownership and commercialisation using blockchain technology. It examines both the benefits and challenges of integrating NFTs into the intellectual property system, providing a balanced legal perspective.

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Weekly Trademark Office Statistics – February, 2022 – Part I

This post analyses the weekly trademark office statistics in India as of 9th February 2022, compiled by BananaIP Counsels. It offers detailed figures on application examination, publications, and registrations, providing valuable insights for intellectual property stakeholders.

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Recap 2021: IP Updates – Part 4

This recap examines major intellectual property developments in India during 2021, including copyright royalty proceedings and new accessibility provisions in the Delhi High Court’s IP rules. The post also features achievements in IP strategy and education, providing structured insights into recent legal updates.

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CASE BRIEF: Renaissance Hotel Holdings Inc. vs B. Vijay Sai and Ors.

The Supreme Court of India clarified key aspects of trademark infringement in Renaissance Hotel Holdings Inc. vs B. Vijay Sai and Ors., focusing on identical marks within the same class of services. The decision underscores the legal principles under Section 29 of the Trade Marks Act and reinforces protection against improper use of registered trademarks.

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